N95 is (mainly when we consider its price) one of the worst product of electronic engineering I think I would ever come across.Let''s first put it in perspective: the main (basically the only) task the engineers had in the design desk was to bring together in a clever way a set of resources that already existed in different devices (mobile, GPS, music and video player, 5Mp camera, internet browsing capabilities, etc). They plainly failed. It would take an extensive report to describe only its most conspicuous problems, but I will concentrate in one aspect: it is a product you just cannot rely on, in any single one of its resources.- Do you need a GPS? Well, I tested it in cities like São Paulo, Atlanta, Washington DC, Buenos Aires, and most of the time I get a signal only when I don''t need it anymore (i.e., it was easier to ask around for directions, or look in a map)  - and this happened when things were ok, because it frequently failed to locate the satellites even under crystal clear skies (The GPS feature was the main reason I purchased this mobile - and subsequently my first and big disappointment...)- Do you want to browse the internet using the wireless LAN? Pray that the wireless network of the hotel/bar where you are does not ask you for a password in the browser - as far as my experience goes, it will not work under these conditions- Do you want to play games? The horrible disposition of the "dedicated" keys will make sure you also press all the surroundings keys, halting, stopping and messing the game all the time. No danger of you getting addicted to this resource of your mobile.- Do you want to watch movies? I put my movies (compacted to mp4 using Nokia PC Suite) to the "My Videos" directory to watch in airports. The inbuilt media player didn''t find them- Do you want to use the camera? You better don''t need it for a quick shot - if you had already the visor opened, you will have to go through many keys to make it work again.- Do you want to switch on the mobile without announcing it to everybody? If you are in a plane under terrorist attack and you try to switch it on, the ridiculous opening tune will make sure you will be the first to be killed (I tried to disconnect this tune on the settings - just gave up).Speaking of planes, the whole thing is completely useless there - not being able to switch off only the phone, you have to switch it off altogether.- Do you just want a mobile phone? Be prepared to feed up (as many other reviews pointed out) this little baby every few hours.In my case none of that no longer works because (as it seems that is very usual after checking in the internet) the mobile stopped working (after only 4 months of buying it) because the screen now lit up completely black, not showing anything. After waiting on the long line of people to be attended by the Nokia local authorized Technical Assistance, I had to leave and am under the temptation on giving up of having it fixed. I would be losing my money, but I might feel relieved of getting rid of such a piece of rubbish out of my pocket.Nokia, congratulations, you created one of the crappiest gadgets ever, and even so were able to sell thousands for an outrageous price. Not a trivial achievement.