Naturally you’d expect this phone to take breathtaking shots, and with outstanding daylight photos, auto focus, a selection of scene modes, it doesn’t disappoint – especially when you consider the options to adjust white balance and metering. It also takes great videos, with the Video Director film editing program allowing you to edit your films without having to send it to your laptop. Plus as an added bonus, it has TV out support.

However, taking great shots isn’t all this baby can do – it can even direct you to the perfect location with its inbuilt GPS. It’s also got HSDPA, 3G and Wi-Fi to boot!

The generous (not to mention sharp and colourful) 2.6 inch screen lets you view your photos, maps or emails while browsing through the user-friendly interface. The N95 includes 160MB internal memory, a micro SD slot, stereo radio, dedicated media keys and a 3.5mm headphone jack. 

Not everyone will be won over by its chunky shell, and battery life is disappointing, although understandable given the number of features on offer. But with everything else it has going for it, including a reasonable music player, a great video player and a full-blown satnav, it’s easily forgivable.