Apparently, the Helio Ocean has been popping up on billboards across the greater NYC area promoting it’s 3G capabilities. Hmmm… it seems to me that using 3G on a phone these days are old. See more about Mark and my video opinion on Helio after the black hole.

I can’t believe how cheap the 8GB microSDHC cards have become. I just purchased SanDisk 8GB microSDHC card for $67 shipped that was packaged with a nifty USB card reader adapter I can use to insert into my Macbook Pro. The microSDHC card is compatible with my Nokia N95 NAM and Nokia N82.

During my quick stay in California, I went to Laguna Beach. The Nokia N95 NAM was with me to take pictures of the sunset as well as geotag the photos. I have never seen so many exotic cars in one place. The streets were filled with Lambos, Maseratis, Ferraris. No pictures of the cars, but check the embedded map to show where the pictures were taken.

I combined data from Sports Tracker and the geotagged photos uploaded on the Cabo Flickr set to embed a map in a blog post. This is pretty cool to use for bloggers who take pictures with GPS-enabled phones like the Nokia N82 and Nokia N95. Pictures show up as dots on the map and goes to its Flickr page when clicked.

If you are thinking of buying a Nokia N95, I suggest you take a look at the Nokia N95 Variation Guide compiled by JohnyBruha at Howard Forums. All variations of the Nokia N95 have a standard set of features that do not change from model to model like 5mp camera, GPS, wifi, etc. This chart will help you know which features separate them from one another. I’ve also added a suggestion or request at the end.