I'm really glad to see they're doing an update. I love the nokia-developed apps, but switch between AmazeGPS, Google Maps and Nokia Maps, since all three have different strengths and weaknesses. Have had trouble reloading Nokia maps though recently...hope Nokia can fix the glitches.

Cool!

Cool!

Great! Thanks for doing these raffles.

Super, thanks!

Robert, thanks for your comments; I've been looking at 6120 since it was first announced and have now decided to buy it instead of other S60 devices. I'm on T-Mobile USA too so it's good to kinow it works well with that network.

DK

I have been a T-Mobile customer for years, starting with them when they offered the Nokia 3650, one of the earlies S60 phones that was cutting-edge...one of the very first camera phones. IMO, T-Mobile USA's phone model offerings have gotten less and less "cutting-edge," more mainstream, less adventurous, less enticing. It is very disappointing. It's as if they are simply playing it so safe that they've gotten boring. I'd much rather stay with T-Mobile, but Verizon and even AT%T have trumped them on cutting-edge innovative technology and exciting phone model offerings. May switch now with this disappointing news that N95 will probably not be picked up by them.

Wish it would handle T-Mobile's net too, but this may make me switch carriers.

Gads. Why are so many progressive S60 phones either not carried by US carriers, not equipped for US freqs, or otherwise just not geared for the US. I'm thrilled to know the N95 is being released in a US version, but I'll be shocked if a major carrier offers it allowing one to get it at a discount. This little phone by Samsung looks fantastic, but alas, it appears it won't be released in the US. Right now I'm considering the new Nokia 6120 Classic; at least it is quad-band.

Would that it were the Nokia 6120 Classic