* microSD memory card slot, hot swappable, max. * Video recording time (maximum): 2 h 54 min * Browsing time with packet data (maximum): 5 h 42 min * Micro-USB connector with mass storage class support, High-Speed USB 2.0 * Dedicated camera and volume keysCover keys * Short slide keys (media control/zoom/gaming) * Cover keys (S60 keys, Multimedia key, Send/end keys) * Two-way slider with spring assistance mechanism The camera is snappy but there are no significant changes to the camera interface - GPS image geotagging is among the few novel features here. Instead the N85 has a dual LED flash and an auto-focus assist light. That being said, the only downside we find in the camera department is the lack of a xenon flash. Video recording is also commendable - VGA resolution at 30 fps seems enough for us, although point-and-shoot cameras are already taking it to the next level with HD recording, not to mention the high-speed videos of LG Viewty and LG Secret. The Nokia N85 has a 5 megapixel auto focus camera with Carl Zeiss optics and an active lens cover. Let's hope that the lower power consumption will make up for this con. It's a downside that we find inadequate and we would gladly stick to the excellent TFT displays used by Nokia up so far. However, they are not as good in direct sunlight as all other transflective Nokia displays. Since we have up-close and personal experience with both the Nokia 7900 and the Nokia Arte, we can testify that the OLED displays sport some really nice color rendering. The OLED display is supposed to give you lower power consumption, wider viewing angles and better contrast (black is more intense, for example). Nokia first used it on Nokia 7900 Prism and then on the Nokia Arte. GARMIN MOBILE XT SYMBIAN UNLOCKED FULLSpeaking of gaming, the N85 comes preloaded with 15 N-gage titles, however since there is an unlock code for only one, you'll have to choose carefully which one you will get in a full version.Īt 2.6 inches, the Nokia N85 display is slightly smaller than the ones of N95 8GB and the N96, but its most novel feature is the OLED technology used. The dedicated multimedia keys that get revealed when you slide the handset downwards serve the double purpose of gaming keys. The 3.5mm audio jack and the microUSB port are place on the top of the body, while the uncomfortably placed keypad lock key seen in N81 has found a much better place on the right-hand side of the device. The bronze back panel has a glossy finish that adds to the looks of the device. The slider mechanism feels sturdy and so is the whole construction. We've already mentioned that the Nokia N85 is more compact than the N95 8GB. Simply said, the Nokia N85 is everything the Nokia N81 8GB should have been. Overall, the Nokia N85 will occupy a strong upper mid-tier market position and will probably be the next Nokia best-seller - the changes it brings are not revolutionary, but they are some fresh blood to the family. The Nokia N85 also has a microSD card slot with a pre-bundled 8GB memory card in contrast to the fixed-size memory of the N95 8GB. GARMIN MOBILE XT SYMBIAN UNLOCKED UPGRADEThe Nokia N85 can even be counted as an upgrade to N95 8GB in some respects if it wasn't for the smaller display - there's the more compact size, the touch-sensitive Navi wheel, the more compact microUSB port, the supposedly better GPS chipset with 3-month worth of free navigation license and finally, there's the FM transmitter. The Nokia N82 might be counted here too, but the dual slide design of the N85 tends to speak of a closer kinship to the first two N-series devices. Comparing the N85 to the Nokia N95 8GB, the gap doesn't seem that big now, but you have got to remember that back in the day the N95 was the portfolio flagship, while this time that place is reserved for the long-awaited and seemingly overpriced Nokia N96. GARMIN MOBILE XT SYMBIAN UNLOCKED UPDATEThe Nokia N85 seems like the long-waited update of the popular N81 and given the features on board it's almost destined to become a market success.
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