While checking my feeds yesterday morning I was pleasantly gifted with the news of a new Nokia N95 firmware release. After a quick glance at the story I did what any other proud N95 owner would do, drop everything to retrieve my Nokia USB charger and data cables and promptly upgrade my phone.

Ever since I got my Nokia N95 I was on the lookout for a great theme for a great phone; While there are heaps of themes available at many sites the majority of theme are just plain awful. Call me crazy but I want a theme that looks nice and clean and I want it to show that the creator had some pride in their work, changing the wallpaper to a scantily clad female just doesn't won't cut it.

So I eventually stumbled across two such themes; Saku by Ivanov and Spirit by Ivanov.

I just came across this wonderful nugget of information on Mess.be, it appears there is a  Windows Live package available for Symbian S60 v3 phones, which of course includes the Nokia N95 itself.

As I've been waiting for this exact product I promptly downloaded, installed and had a quick play with this application and my first impression is 'Wow'.

Here are the some of the features as listed on Mess.be:

I wasn't certain if it was worthwhile posting this as it is posted on nearly every Nokia N95 related blog, but I guess that is the way of the blogosphere.

According to the Symbian-Guru blog it looks as if we should expect a new N95 Firmware in the near future. Apparently the only known change is the addition of the A-GPS standard which increases the speed of the GPS lock-on and apparently allows you to get a lock-on while inside a building.

From the minute I read up about the Nokia N95 to the minute I got the phone WiFi was definitely one of the most anticipated features for myself. Unfortunately for myself, and some others, I experienced constant WiFi dropouts.

Yesterday while checking the N95 discussion on the Whirlpool Forums I came across a solution which thankfully solved my problem. All you need to do is turn of the WiFi Powersave feature on your phone, to do so do the following:

If you're like me and you haven't managed to get your hands on the Nokia N95 yet, either your technologically inept country hasn't got it yet or they've sold out, here are some things you can do while you wait...

1. Checkout some of the many reviews:

I, like many others, hate my mobile phone.

I've been using an i-mate Smartphone2 for many months now, however it's just on loaner. The last phone I actually owned (Nokia 3230) was put through the washing machine, and I am still paying it off on contract.