Nokia adding gray to N95 color palette?

by Chris Ziegler, posted Apr 6th 2007 at 1:07PM

If neither "plum" nor "sand" were to your liking, it seems the Nokia N95 palette is already expanding just weeks into its official release. Nokia doesn't seem to be admitting it yet, but a HowardForums member recently took delivery of an N95 decked out in dark gray (the bottom device, compared to a plum example on the top). We can only hope Espoo's going to bless this one as being available to the public at large, since it'd clearly make for a more business-savvy (never mind neutral) choice than either beige or purple -- and remember, Nokia, an expanded selection was promised at some point!

[Via Just Another Mobile Phone Blog, image via Darla Mack, thanks Benny]

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, Symbian, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: gray, n95, nokia

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tnkgrl @ Apr 6th 2007 1:19PM

Not to mention, Darla Mack got a custom pink one :)

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tim @ Apr 6th 2007 2:08PM

What I've been able to discover through various forums is that the graphite is for the O2 carrier only.

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Ivan @ Apr 6th 2007 6:30PM

t mobile has these on hold until their factory gets the hold of these for the myfaves programming..t mobile has the plum version coming out in july for all those nice nokia lovers

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TmOcRaZy @ Apr 6th 2007 7:11PM

Ivan, if your lying I will hunt you down and take your money and all cellphones you have!! Are you being serious? So your saying that T-Mobile USA will be receiving and begin to sell these phones sometime between the 3rd and 4th Quarter of this year, 2007, with the MyFaves Software on them????

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Dale @ Apr 6th 2007 7:21PM

I doubt that this phone will make it to any US carrier because the phone is very high end. 5 mp? If this phone does make it state side, I would expect it to be around 650 USD

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TmOcRaZy @ Apr 6th 2007 7:47PM

I actually wouldnt mind paying that price, but the fact alone that T-Mobile would be selling this phone is a true shocker.

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Ivan @ Apr 6th 2007 10:40PM

if any one wants to know about the mew MOtoPebl U9 cheak this exclusive pic i got from the labs

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g317/ivan15_album/motopeblU9.jpg

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Ivan @ Apr 6th 2007 10:45PM

to MR.TmOcRaZy

what do you mean by these phones..i stated that the only phone will be the plum version with a 2.0 megapixel camera and will not be supporting EDGE if anyone is interested...and yea Drala Mack got an exclusive Nokia N95 shipped from T-Mobile UK with the T-Monile Logo on the front..anymore questions

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Ivan @ Apr 6th 2007 11:21PM

http://i59.photobucket.com/albums/g317/ivan15_album/tzones.jpg

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Al @ Apr 7th 2007 1:24AM

Yeah, Ivan is lying.
That picture he linked to shows a 2 MP camera on the front. The front cam is only VGA. They're not gonna take out the EDGE capabilities either. The hardware is finished and Nokia or T-Mobile are not gonna make such hardware changes.

Come on Ivan, if you want to lie, make it believable.

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wako @ Apr 7th 2007 11:33AM

You suck at photoshopping Ivan...

All your pictures are so obvious that they are fake

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darla @ Apr 7th 2007 1:40PM

@Ivan,

First of all your photoshopping skills suck. Secondly, I DID NOT GET A PINK N95 SHIPPED FROM T-MOBILE UK! Dude I live in the US. My N95 DOES NOT say T-Mobile anywhere on it! And it came from Nokia directly. So please, before putting my name in your vocabulary, please get your facts straight. And take a class (they offer them online now) on photoshopping!!

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TmOcRaZy @ Apr 7th 2007 3:15PM

And all of a sudden, Ivan is no where to be found or heard.......

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the_rage @ Apr 7th 2007 4:22PM

Thr N95 is selling in the UK for £600 without a contract (which is around US$1,100)...and you thought the PS3 was expensive. On an 18month contract on t-mobile with 1000 free minutes, you pay £100 upfront and £35 per month!!!!

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Jeff @ Apr 11th 2007 11:25PM

This device supports WCDMA on 2100MHz only, so it falls back to EDGE in the US. Ditto for the N80ie. I think it's deplorable that Nokia is is so bold in marketing these non-US devices to US customers. They should hold off on US marketing until their WCDMA radios go dual- or tri-band with US frequencies.

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Ray @ Apr 26th 2007 10:59PM

OK, this article has me intrigued:
http://www.mobilecomms-technology.com/projects/tmobileusa/

Its about T-mobile's 3G roll out but look over to the right of the page. The captions and pictures are reversed but it clearly states, "The Nokia N95, a new generation of 3G multiband handset which will be sold by T-Mobile USA (is a double slide handset with mp3 player)."

So does this confirm a T-Mobile USA band version?

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