I had high expectations of this phone because it had so many features and Nokia is renown for it''s usability.  But after a few weeks of persistance I am frustrated, dissappointed and am going to sell it.Until now I had a low end Nokia phone and separate ipod, camera, & GPS. My old phone could make calls & txt and the battery lasted over a week. The battery on the N95 does not last very long - especially if you are using WiFi. I find I have to charge it most days. I had to buy an extra charger for work and for the car.I text regularly - but find I''ve got to do more key presses to initiate a text than I did on my old phone - only a small point but slightly annoying.The GPS is fustrating - it''s nice that you can get maps from anywhere in the world - but you do have to remeber to download them via the wifi before you go anywhere because here in NZ the network charges are to high ($10/MB from Vodafone!!!) to use the 3G network. I tried getting it to navigate to a couple of addresses - but it didn''t find them. My Garmin Nuvi is so much better and easier to use. I couldn''t see myself using this GPS unless I was lost and desperate. I downloaded the sports tracker application - but in the 3 runs I''ve been on it''s never managed to find the satellites. I did get it working when I went on a boat.It''s nice having a good camera in your pocket - I know I''m being picky but it''s slower than my little Cannon IXUS and I miss the zoom. I also find that the camera shutter often opens in my pocket.The MP3 player is OK. I was eventually able to copy a selection of my music onto the phone. I had trouble making playlists on my PC - but did work out how to make them on the phone. I downloaded a podcasting application (I mainly listen to podcasts on my ipod). I was dissappointed I couldn''t download the podcasts to my PC then sync them with the phone like I can with my iPod. This meant I had to download them using the wifi networks at home or work (which chewed through the battery) and I had to manually get them to update - I couldn''t get it to automatically update from one of two networks.I tried video calling with my wife once and it didn''t work - I don''t know why and couldn''t be bothered trying to troubleshoot.The browser was OK. I found it useful to access the web remotely in some cases - but it is painful to type in URLs. I couldn''t access my web based exchange email - they URL just didn''t open - no explanation. I was surprised there wasn''t inbuilt support for email through exchange - you could buy something but I never got round to that. It did sync with my address book and contacts on exchange which was great - however I couldn''t work out how to change the volume of the alarms that happened to remind me that I had an appointment.The final straw was a memory problem. If I try to open my contacts or send a text message I get an error saying that the memor is full and I need to close some applications - even though I have no applications open. This has made the phone all but unusable. From what I''ve read on the web it looks like this is a known memory problem that Nokia are working on but I''m not patient enough for them to fix it or to spend any more time trying to find a work around (I''ve already upgraded the firmware - which didn''t work and is more than your average users should have to do).