With more and more mobiles hitting the market, we want to help you find the right one.

Nokia N95 has had a refit with more memory, better design in a gloss-black casing, bigger screen and improved battery.

The 5mega pixel camera is about the best you’ll find on phone, with shutter lag Carl zeiss optics. The definition of optimal performance, the phone has DVD-quality footage.

Access your music and e-mail, advanced web browsing and GPS mapping, upload instantly and download movies in a heartbeat.

With the N95 you’ll discover the ability to access, express, customize and explore things that matter most to your daily needs.

It’s a Nokia so, unsurprisingly, it’s easy to use. You don’t need to gadget savvy to look cool and sophisticated with this phone. The one draw back is of course the price. At Frw450,000 it isn’t cheap, but users tell me its worth it.

Muvunyi Matias said that from picking up a Nokia N95 for the first time, it is evident that this is the smart phone.

SAMSUNG G800

The G800 is styled more like digital camera than a mobile phone, and it also has a 5-megapixel camera on board. 

Baguma Dan, one of businessman in Kigali said the G800 was his mobile of because its screen is large, bright and crisply sharp with the cute graphics and easy menus.

This is one of the few camera phones available with an optical zoom, like a regular digital camera, it also includes features like face detection and anti-shake. It’s comfortable to use, that’s why so many people around town have one at a cost of Frw230,000.

NOKIA N93I

The Nokia N93I, the digital camcorder, is the ultimate device for video recording. The handset comes with a 3.2 mega pixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, DVD-like video capture and 3x optical zoom.

Furthermore, the Symbian OS-based phone also supports Bluetooth, WI-Fi, and e-mail support. The Nokia N93I takes good quality pictures, colors are vibrant and videos are pretty decent.

Murere Christine, having recently acquired one, said that N93I is light, it twists and has a rotating screen and practically unlimited entries and fields photo calls.

The Nokia PC suite helps you synchronize the N93I with your PC to manage appointments, device memory, music and more.

Browsing Web pages on N93 is a great experience and you would not experience any delays when switching between applications.

The Nokia N93I isn't limited to just imaging and video, there's also an integrated music player.

These powerful mobile phones do a respectable job of integrating quality multimedia capabilities into a mobile phone. If you want to be the owner of a Nokia N93I it will set you back Frw330,000.

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