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General| Panel type | TFT |
|---|---|
| Display diagonal | 2.8 \ |
| Display resolution | 240 x 320 pixels |
| Display number of colors | 16.78 million colors |
| Internal memory | 16 MB |
| Front camera type | Single camera |
| Rear camera resolution | 2592 x 1944 pixels |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 1 |
| Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) | Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) is a standard way to send messages that include multimedia content to and from a mobile phone over a cellular network |
| Audio formats supported | AAC, eAAC+, MP3, WMA |
| Image formats supported | EXIF |
| Ringer type | Polyphonic |
| Form factor | Slider |
| Product color | Gray |
| Talk time (2G) | 150 h |
| Battery capacity | 950 mAh |
| Standby time (2G) | 200 h |
| Continuous audio playback time | 14 h |
| Continuous video playback time | 5 h |
| 2G standards | HSCSD |
| Data network | wcdma |
| Bluetooth version | 2.0+EDR |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 20 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 55 mm |
| Height | 103 mm |
| Weight | 125 g |
Information about the wireless device, its approval for networks, and legal/customary usage.
Information on using wireless service provider features and network-dependent services.
Identifies front, back, side, and media keys/parts of the device.
Instructions for inserting the SIM card and battery.
Procedure to power on the Nokia N96 device.
Steps for connecting and charging the device battery.
Details on using memory cards, inserting, and ejecting them.
Overview of supported connectivity options: 2G/3G, Bluetooth, AV connector, USB, WLAN, GPS.
How to access and use the built-in help instructions.
Information on Nokia and third-party applications.
How to update the device software and check version.
Guidance on device settings and managing access codes.
Tips to conserve battery power and extend usage time.
How to manage device memory and free up space.
Identification of the device's internal and external antenna locations.
Initial setup and options presented when first switching on the device.
Transferring content, synchronising, or sending data between devices.
Explanation of icons and indicators shown on the device display.
Instructions on how to lock and unlock the device keypad.
Accessing frequently used multimedia content and features.
Using Mobile Search to find internet services and device content.
Introduction to the N-Gage gaming platform and its features.
Customising the device's appearance with themes, wallpaper, and icons.
Customising tones for different events and profiles.
Enabling and adjusting 3D sound effects for ringing tones.
Customising the standby display, shortcuts, and theme.
Changing the layout and arrangement of the main menu.
Downloading and streaming video clips from services.
Accessing digital TV broadcasts and mobile television services.
Viewing captured images and video clips on a compatible TV.
Playing songs, podcast episodes, and managing music libraries.
Creating, viewing, and managing playlists.
Discovering, downloading, and managing podcasts.
Playing music remotely via a home network.
Methods for transferring music from PC or other devices.
Selecting and moving songs/playlists between device and PC.
Setting up automatic music library updates via PC.
Searching, browsing, and purchasing music online.
Searching, downloading, playing, and sharing podcasts.
Finding podcasts by keyword or title using the search engine.
Finding and subscribing to new podcast episodes.
Managing, downloading, and playing podcast episodes.
Displaying, playing, updating, and deleting podcasts.
Using FM radio, Visual Radio, and Internet radio.
Listening to internet radio stations via WLAN or packet data.
Overview of the device's two cameras and image capture capabilities.
Steps to activate and close the main camera.
Information on still image capture and camera indicators.
Shortcuts for camera settings before and after capture.
Adding GPS location data to captured images and videos.
Options available after capturing an image.
Adjusting flash modes and selecting scenes for image capture.
Using sequence mode for capturing multiple images.
Using the self-timer to include yourself in photos.
Advice on picture quality, background, and depth for better photos.
Guidance on how lighting affects photographs.
Information on video capture indicators and modes.
Options available after recording a video clip.
Configuring setup and main settings for the camera.
Main settings for still image capture like quality and naming.
Main settings for video capture like quality and location.
Adjusting colour tone, exposure, sharpness, and light sensitivity.
Viewing and managing captured images and videos.
Viewing and editing properties like tags, description, and resolution.
Methods for organising files using albums, tags, and months.
Categorizing media items using tags and tag manager.
Viewing images as a slide show with custom settings.
Using the image editor for cropping, red-eye removal, and effects.
Printing images using Image print via USB, Bluetooth, or WLAN.
Overview of UPnP and DLNA compatibility for home network setup.
Security measures for WLAN home networks and access points.
Configuring settings for sharing media files via WLAN home network.
Enabling/disabling content sharing and defining media files.
Sharing media files with UPnP devices via home network.
Displaying device media files on another home network device.
Transferring media files between devices via home network.
Synchronising media files between mobile device and home devices.
Configuring automatic or manual synchronisation.
Managing lists and settings for incoming media files.
Specifying file types for synchronisation and their methods.
Introduction to Global Positioning System and device receiver.
Using Integrated GPS, Assisted GPS (A-GPS), Bluetooth GPS, and Network based.
Proper handling of the device to ensure GPS receiver function.
Troubleshooting and advice for establishing a GPS connection.
Handling requests to receive position information from network services.
Saving and managing location information for specific places.
Providing route guidance and position information.
Using the device for navigation and planning routes.
Viewing and saving current location information.
Tracking distance and speed during trips.
Navigating maps, searching locations, and planning routes.
Viewing map coverage and exploring map data.
Establishing GPS connection and viewing current location on map.
Navigating and zooming within the map view.
Customising map display settings like units and points of interest.
Downloading map data and voice guidance files.
Using PC software to download and install maps.
Searching for locations and points of interest.
Planning routes, adding destinations, and managing stopovers.
Purchasing and downloading guides and navigation services.
Using Drive & Walk navigation services with voice guidance.
Accessing real-time traffic information and services.
Playing video clips and streaming media files.
Viewing digital rights management (DRM) licences.
Recording voice memos and telephone conversations.
Navigating web pages, using shortcuts, and saving pages.
Selecting frequently used browser functions.
Using Mini Map and page overview for web page navigation.
Subscribing to and viewing web feeds and blogs.
Downloading and using small web applications.
Searching for keywords within the current web page.
Downloading and purchasing items like ringtones and themes.
Managing web addresses and visited pages.
Clearing temporary data stored in the device cache.
Disconnecting from the internet and closing the browser.
Configuring general, page, privacy, and feed settings.
Options for connecting to the internet or other devices.
Using WLAN for internet and device connectivity.
Creating and managing internet access points for WLAN.
Assisted connection to WLAN networks.
Defining and managing WLAN internet access points (IAPs).
Managing active data connections and available WLAN networks.
Establishing wireless connections with compatible devices.
Pairing compatible devices for Bluetooth connection.
Accepting and managing data received via Bluetooth.
Blocking specific devices from establishing Bluetooth connections.
Using the device's SIM card remotely with compatible enhancements.
Connecting the device to a PC via USB for various modes.
Using PC connectivity applications like Nokia PC Suite.
Setting alarms, world clock, and managing time settings.
Creating calendar entries and managing views.
Managing messages, inbox, drafts, and sent items.
Inputting text using traditional and predictive text methods.
Composing and sending text, multimedia, and email messages.
Receiving and managing messages in the inbox.
Listening to text, multimedia, and audio messages.
Setting up and managing e-mail accounts and mailboxes.
Accessing, retrieving, and deleting e-mail messages.
Configuring text and multimedia message settings.
Configuring connection, user, and retrieval settings for e-mail.
Setting up automatic retrieval of e-mail notifications.
Receiving and managing web service messages.
Configuring reception and language for cell broadcast messages.
General messaging settings like saved messages and memory usage.
Initiating voice calls, managing call options, and using speed dial.
Setting up and managing conference calls with multiple participants.
Assigning numbers to keys for quick dialing.
Managing incoming calls while on an active call.
Using voice commands and voice tags to make calls.
Initiating and managing two-way video calls.
Adjusting video call display and audio settings.
Accepting or rejecting incoming video calls.
Sending live video or clips during a voice call.
Ensuring UMTS connection and device setup for video sharing.
Configuring person-to-person and UMTS connection settings.
Accepting or rejecting video sharing invitations.
Storing communication history: recent calls, call duration.
Checking data sent/received and managing connections.
Viewing call logs, messages, and connection events.
Adding, editing, and attaching images to contact cards.
Adding contacts to groups, checking group membership, deleting contacts.
Assigning default numbers or addresses to contacts.
Defining custom ringing tones for contacts or groups.
Information on using SIM card services.
Managing contacts stored on the SIM card.
Restricting calls to selected numbers or emergency numbers.
Creating and removing contact groups.
Viewing documents (.doc, .xls, .ppt) and downloading software.
Downloading software, updates, and applications.
Creating, opening, sending, and deleting notes.
Reading and interacting with PDF documents.
Converting measures between units and currencies.
Creating and managing compressed .zip files.
Performing simple calculations and managing memory.
Viewing, removing, and managing installed applications.
Transferring and installing applications from various sources.
Uninstalling applications and managing software packages.
Configuring software installation and other application settings.
Browsing, managing, and organising files and folders.
Backing up selected file types to a memory card.
Formatting the device's mass memory.
Using enhanced voice commands to control the device.
Synchronising notes, calendar, messages, and contacts.
Connecting to servers and managing configuration settings.
Setting language, voice, and voice properties for message reader.
Editing general device settings or restoring defaults.
Customising display, standby mode, and general functions.
Adjusting brightness, auto-rotate, font size, and power saver.
Configuring standby shortcuts, theme, and operator logo.
Changing phone and writing languages, and predictive text.
Configuring settings for connected enhancements.
Configuring TV-out connection settings like default profile and screen size.
Managing PIN codes, lock codes, and auto-lock periods.
Managing digital certificates for software authenticity and security.
Viewing and editing security module information.
Resetting device settings to original factory values.
Configuring GPS and network-based positioning methods.
Configuring call settings like caller ID, call waiting, and redial.
Troubleshooting lost passwords, PIN, or PUK codes.
Resolving issues with unresponsive applications.
Troubleshooting smudgy images.
Understanding pixel variations on the device display.
Troubleshooting issues with establishing a GPS connection.
Troubleshooting finding devices and ending connections.
Resolving problems with home network connectivity.
Troubleshooting PC connection and home network visibility.
Troubleshooting WLAN access point visibility and connection.
Saving data before deletion and managing low memory situations.
Troubleshooting issues selecting contacts for messages.
Resolving issues with repeated data connection attempts.
Ensuring correct PC Suite version and troubleshooting PC connection.
Troubleshooting problems finding program guides.
Addressing issues with the device's kick stand.
Practical rules for using accessories and enhancements.
Information on battery type, talk time, and standby time estimates.
Details on battery usage, charging, and temperature effects.
Guidelines for authenticating original Nokia batteries.
Steps to verify the authenticity of a Nokia battery hologram.
What to do if you cannot confirm battery authenticity.
Tips for keeping the device dry, clean, and protected from damage.
Safety guidelines for small children, medical devices, and hearing aids.
Safety precautions for using the device in potentially explosive areas.
Procedure for making emergency calls.
Device compliance with radio wave exposure guidelines (SAR).
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