T3.com posts, besides a £15 a month mix/match option; there would be many other contracts for which the device will be available.

On pre-order for several months with 31 July as shipping date, the device is being sold by Play.com; however, its commercial availability seems a bit away.

It’s being asserted that the N96 would be many times more powerful than its predecessor the N95.

It has an upgraded 5 megapixel Carl Zeiss-lensed camera that is just behind the smooth, shiny curvy body.  It seems Nokia wants its consumer to be happy with it until its iPhone competitor release. There would be dedicated multimedia keys to fulfill all your fun needs and it’s quite spacy with its 16 GB memory.

N95 was no doubt impressive and we can hope the same from the N96.