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Stay connected to the world with the Nokia N96. Blogging, IM or even gaming with your friend, while on the move, are no longer dreams. With up to 3.5G connection speeds and the versatility of utilising WiFi hotspots, you can be assured of the latest news, gossip or gaming thrills anywhere. Experience Web 2.0 with the very best!

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    Connectivity issues haunted me for quite a while. The phone connects perfectly fine to basically-secured or non-secured networks and you can surf the net within seconds, but when it comes to networks with newer encryption and security technologies, it’s a pain to configure. You can forget about getting it connected to a network secured with WPA2 encryption. I wasn’t given any option to configure the network myself too, which is quite strange. I would love Nokia to include in this feature in order to allow users to configure non-standard Wi-Fi networks.

    However, connection to available Wi-Fi networks works out of the box as long as the WLAN scanning is turned on. But I noticed this issue on the WLAN scanning - it repeatedly refreshes the list of available WLAN networks. Even though I was connected to a Wi-Fi/WLAN already, it still refreshes it whenever I navigate to the WLAN scanning on the main screen without doing anything. I think it shouldn’t be refreshed anymore, as I’ve been connected to a network, only when I select “search” again, then it should search for me, thus, allowing me to consider whether to connect to other networks nearer to me for stronger signal strength.

    From: Jenson
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    I didn’t have any bad experiences with a 3G connection - no dropped calls or data packets.
    The Wi-Fi connection is smooth when used with my home system.
    From: Tan Ghim Hoe
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    I tried the Bluetooth, wireless. Indeed the internet was faster because of the 3.5G; sending data to my laptop through Bluetooth was another good point as I can use wireless to send data over.
    From: Eric

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