is now started by holding down the shutter release button Removal of built-in video editor (later added with the firmware upgrades) Mass: 128 g, up 8 g from 120 g N95 NAM (N95-3) The Nokia N95-3 was a revision of the N95, internally designated as RM-160, designed specifically for the North American market. It was also available in Australian and South American market. The following was changed from the original version: 128 MB RAM, up from 64 MB. WCDMA (HSDPA) 850 and 1900 MHz, instead of 2100 MHz. 1200 mAh battery, up from 950 mAh. Talk time up to 190 min (WCDMA), up to 250 min (GSM). Slider protecting camera lens removed to make room for the larger battery. Camera flash moved to the vertical axis of the phone, so when the phone is used as a camera it sits to the side of the camera, instead of below as in the N95-1. Cosmetic changes to media buttons. Height: 2.05 cm, down from 2.10 cm. Mass: 125 g, up from 120 g. White keyboard light instead of blue for visibility improvement. Current firmware version V 35.2.001, 13-10-09, RM-160 N95 8GB NAM (N95-4) The main differences to the N95-2 were: Camera lens was now more flush with the phone's face. Multimedia keys were less glossy. Both N95-3 and N95-4 also had some additional changes, such as the removal of the sliding lens cover for the camera, improved battery life, and doubling of RAM from 64 to 128 MB. N95 CHINA (N95-5) Featuring the internal name RM-245, the N95-5 was targeted at the Chinese market. The main difference from the regular N95 was the lack of any 3G connectivity support, which has not been yet adopted in China at the time of release, and the absence of WLAN connectivity, due to Chinese regulations. N95 8GB CHINA (N95-6) The N95-6, internally coded RM-321 was a Chinese market-targeted version of the N95-2, lacking 3G and WLAN support just like the N95-5. Versions comparison This table lists only the specifications that differ between versions of the N95 models. Cancelled revision In late 2020, prototype videos surfaced of a planned revision of the N95 that was never put into production, which included slide-out media controls and speakers, and a kickstand. Ad slogans English: "It's what computers have become." Latvian language: "Tagad dators izskatās tā." (Translated "Now a computer looks like this.") Russian language: "Таким я знаю