This fellow runs a digital marketing company in Brighton,
I think you can tell…..

The removal of the tracking facility on the N95 was, in retrospect, an absolute piece of thievery. In one fell swoop Nokia removed the raison d’etre of the phone.

I had initially been attracted to the N95 as it had sat nav/ GPS built in and in the early days of its useage, once I sussed out the Nokia Maps plug in .
I used to select endpoint of journey and start tracking and I was off. I did not really need the voice prompts, I could glance at the screen or give it to a passenger and just say : are we on the blue line.

Nokia have removed this useful function, leaving you with a GPS device which is incapable of Navigation ( unless you pay for it. ). I suspect that the providers (Orange in my case) were moaning about a lower than anticipated ARPU ( average revenue per user ) and hence the subterfuge.

Does anyone know a way I can have this changed, can it be rolled back??

I dont usually go on about such things, I do in fact.

I want one, I want to turn one on.

Now the last thing I would want to do would be to prostitute my blog with some sort of begging message, that would be against the integrity with which I write and against the values I hold most dear…

But, there is a Portable DVD Player with ipod attatchment at Telephones Online.

The website specialises in cordless home phones but sells a range of Philips portable DVD players at very good prices.

So, if anyone at Telephones Online reads this post and feels that I deserve a chance to fully review the product then please contact me and I will be happy to help.

You could not make it up, and I guess that is the beauty of news stories like this.

Woolworths have withdrawn from sale a range of childrens furniture called Lolita.

A Woolies spokesman has said : ” none of our staff realised the connotations of the name”

That none of their staff could have realised the connotations is a sad indictment on either Woolworths or our society, or both.