N73, N76 or N95 - Which is better suggestion

My usage will be mainly Music and Messaging and few calls.
So i will be looking on for better battery performance. Currently having 6300 which drains in 3/4th of the day.
How can i check which battery will have better backup on wat basis can we decide.
thanks in advance.

These three devices share little in common. Depends on what you want to use it for.
The N73 has better battery life.
The N95 has a lot of features no other model has.
The N76 is slim and pretty, but otherwise a very basic smartphone.
640K Should be enough for everybody
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05-Feb-2008 02:03 AM
danielvlv wrote:
N82 better although doesnt have Infrared port...
It is obsolete. It is slow and BT is way smarter than it. Most people now listen to music by AADP off BT, not from IR. It is doomed down 2 years ago SLOWLY. Nokia wontthink of it seriously with 65 k colours.

N73 ME Or N95?

Hi all, new to this so apologies if this is in the wrong section?
My question is basically which is better, The N73 ME or the N95?
The 5MP camera looks very tempting but heard of a lot of bugs for the N95 so not sure whether to get it or not.
Any comments welcome guys!

If you want the N95 functionality in a N73-style - check N82. It might be off-topic for you, but I personally like N82 (and I hope it to be my next phone after the N73). Also, in case you like it, you might need to wait few weeks for it to be freely available world-wide
A nice review:
http://www.mobile-review.com/review/nokia-n82-en.shtml
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Some educational site are behind the times. At times, they require software that isn't available on the ipad. You should visit an apple store and try the educational site with the ipad. Considering that you have an iMac, I'd lean in the direction of the iPad.
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MarcusBenz wrote:
is that display worth losing the drive??
No. It's power hungry and it has issues.
I'm wondering whether to get the hard drive or flash drive....
Flash drive will give you less problems and is shock reistant, but the data you store on it can be accessed even if deleted.
There is a device from Cellibrite that can be used to gleam the password and retrieve all data of a flash based cell phone, iPad etc, even if deleted. So natually flash based computer will be added to the list and Apple is cooperating to do this at the request of the government for fast access/copying at Customs etc, regardless of Filevault.
So a traditional hard drive offers a chance to really delete data, provided the 7x erase (far right selection) is used.
It also seems Apple has removed the 0x and 7x descriptions from 10.7, 10.8 Disk Utility, just giving you secure and more secure options, not telling you the specifics because 7x is Department of Defense level erase, meaning special magnetic instruments can't be used to recover data off a 7x erased hard drive.
going with the Retina display
Also you can't open it up, add RAM, remove/replace storage or fix it.
After three years when your AppleCare is up, you have to toss the Retina as nobody can repair it.
Unlike the 15" antiglare, it can go on a lot longer due to third party repair options, new drive, keyboard, more RAM, new fans etc.
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I have one array list having more than 100 objects in it.
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doesn't want to "bail out" people who don't know
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Advice Needed... which is better?

Hello... I am not a computer 'genius", but not a complete "computer idiot' either. I have a question, and then I will give my reasoning, because maybe it matters in the decision.
Which is better, a PC (Gateway) with 6GB Ram, i5 processor, 1.5TB HD or an Imac 4GB Ram, i3 processor, 1TB HD??
Basically, I have had a Dell 2GB Ram desktop for 7 years, which suited me fine. I ran CS3 on it with no problems. I recently had a virus, and had to swipe my computer, and when I re-installed Adobe, my Premiere Pro will no longer allow me to edit properly (audio plays fine, while video lags and skips around during viewing). I know it is time to get a new computer either way, and a few friends have told me that I really shouldnt be running Premiere Pro on 2GB of ram, and suggested at least 6GB.
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While I don't agree that Macs are as inferior as some here claim, for your purposes an i5 iMac is certainly inadequate. The i7 quad core iMac is something else again; it can take up to 16GB of RAM, which is plenty for most applications. The particular i7 CPU in the iMac is also quite capable with a number of performance enhancing technologies on board. The big problem with the iMac, though, is that it comes with only one internal HDD; there is an added SSD option, but in my opinion it's still too expensive. For video you should have at least two internal drives and preferable three or four, as others here have said. External drives are generally slower, even if you use a FireWire 800 port. Sometime this year Apple may add a Thunderbolt port to the iMac, as they have to the MacBook Pro. This will be a game changer for external media, with unheard of flexibility in connectivity and the performance of Fiber Chanel at an affordable price. There are already external RAIDs coming to market with Thunderbolt connections. However, there is no date certain for such an iMac refresh.
For even semi-serious video you need some heavy iron, whether Mac or PC. There are some great Mac Pros available now with up to 12 cores on two 6 core Intel Westmere processors; however, even though I am a Mac fan, I'm sure you can build or get a BTO Windows PC with comparable specs for less. I suggest a minimum of four modern CPU cores to handle multi-threading and multi-tasking chores. At least two fast internal hard drives, four is preferable. And, of course, the more RAM the better, though this too will raise the price. You may not get the maximum RAM right away; the important thing is that the motherboard be able to support substantial RAM upgrades so that you can grow into it.
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j.disp();
(2) new Joe().disp();
of course, both are equal, which is better in performance perspective

I suggest you just write code and when the assignment is done, AND you have a performance issue, only then try to improve things. The question you're asking now is likely of no relevance to the performance of you application.
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Hi Julius
see which combination comes out tops.
Then rethink the weighting and the priorities and juggle it around a bit to see which option (or a combination of them) come out tops each time you change your mind.
I dont think this answer is exact to the query!
If i am not wrong sanjiv is a abaper who wants to update his carrer with the help of the knowledge what he get so far from his experience.
I dont think
Salary,Career strategy, Technology shelf-life, Time for your family, Time for yourself, Location attractiveness, Working environment
These are the factors wont effective the decision so far(As he is not shifting the carrer apart from the What he currently).
My better suggestion is Try to execute both and explore things see which one u feel comfortable...( u can get things understood soon as u already in the same place)
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