Steve Garfield took pictures with his Nokia N95 under poor lighting conditions and concludes that the N95 takes better pictures than the Nokia N93. Although he had problems with the focus and shutter time, he says it may be because he has a pre-production version. He also writes,

the N95 will make you very popular at parties. The meeting I was at was all about new software solutions in technology. One attendee told me that seeing the N95 was the highlight of his evening.

The Nokia N93i is finally available to the market. The first price a seller on eBay offered USD $945. That is about USD $100 less than how much the Nokia N93 initially sold but stil expensive. Keep in mind the suggested price for the Nokia N93i is 600 Euros (USD $775), so expect the prices to drop as more sellers get their shipment. You can track the prices for the Nokia N93i here at the Nokia blog.

The Nokia 5300 makes an appearance in Danity Kane’s newest music video, Ride For You. I was watching MTV with my buddies and while they were fixated on the women, I blurted out, “Oh! that’s the 5300!” Nokia geekness? Yep… I know some of you can relate.

Very unlikely, but CNet editor, Bonnie Cha, claims that the Nokia N95 will be available by the end of this January 2007. Bonnie writes,

The N95 is scheduled to be released to other parts of the world by the end of the month. The company did add that they could make modifications to the current model and re-release it here in the States but gave no time frame as to when that might happen.

Could it be true?

I took the Nokia N93 to the mountains for some video. In the last three years my friends and I have gone skiing, we had digital cameras to take pictures. This year, I had my Nokia N93 to capture movies that pictures cannot fully show. I did not want to lose or break the phone, so I only took it out at the easier slopes. I managed to get a few action shots… including Nelson wiping out.