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06 Feb, 2009
N85 -the mother of all phones!
4 of 4 found this helpful I am a self confessed 'fone-geek' and for more than 10 years have been researching, reading reviews, buying and trynig various handsets in search of the 'perfect' mobile...and I think I just found it!
The N85 is truly awesome. Agreed, it depends on an individuals useage as to which handset might suit, but I honestly believe there is nothing you can't do with this phone. Even though Nokia's N-series is aimed more at multimedia and as a fun series as opposed to the business oriented E-series, I think I can do the same, if not more, business tasks with this. The screen is a 2.6" AMOLED which is a clear as you could want, it also features built-in FM transmitter, 8MB memory card in the box, unbelievable n-gage gaming (just download the free trial version of Resident Evil -were talking Playstaion 1 graphics...on a phone!!), 3.2MP camera with a ridiculaously bright dual LED flash. Excellent video recording, A2DP stereo bluetooth support (paired with Nokia's BH-503 bluetooth headphones, it's mindblowing -don't worry about not having the antenna for radio, it's got internet radio!!) and the pièce de résistance...the internet -Flash player, HSDPA (3.5G), potrait/landscape viewing, quick zooming, great bookarking -I can actually use this as a mini substitute for my PC. I often don't bother flicking the laptop on now if I just want something quick. If you download Skyfire, you will be able to view every page, every video, every banner/animation in its original form. Add Shozu and you can upload you photos directly to Facebook without the need to put them on a PC first. Then you've got BBC iPlayer which is now available for N85, sat nav using Nokia maps (download whole countries for free saves data charges when on the move -you can also downlaod voice instructions a no cost), I've also put Google Maps app on there for quick map browsing. There's Wi-Fi too as well as a good email client. The only thing I'd recommend before getting this phone is an unlimited data plan.
This is definitely the most complete mobile phone to date and you will not be disappointed -it's certainly better than the N96 (although I wish it had the kick stand for video viewing) and it's a whole step up from the N95 (incl. the 8GB version).
As for down sides, build quality feels loose, but now I am used to it, it doesn't bother me.
You won't find a better phone -Symbian for phones, Windows fro PCs!
12 Dec, 2024
This is NOT a Vector Thunderbird (which ...
This is NOT a Vector Thunderbird (which is for a Zippo), nor does it have a 'Soft & Jet Flame'. It's a standard Zippo-made (single torch butane lighter insert), not a Vector-made item.
06 Feb, 2009
N85 -the mother of all phones!
4 of 4 found this helpful I am a self confessed 'fone-geek' and for more than 10 years have been researching, reading reviews, buying and trynig various handsets in search of the 'perfect' mobile...and I think I just found it!
The N85 is truly awesome. Agreed, it depends on an individuals useage as to which handset might suit, but I honestly believe there is nothing you can't do with this phone. Even though Nokia's N-series is aimed more at multimedia and as a fun series as opposed to the business oriented E-series, I think I can do the same, if not more, business tasks with this. The screen is a 2.6" AMOLED which is a clear as you could want, it also features built-in FM transmitter, 8MB memory card in the box, unbelievable n-gage gaming (just download the free trial version of Resident Evil -were talking Playstaion 1 graphics...on a phone!!), 3.2MP camera with a ridiculaously bright dual LED flash. Excellent video recording, A2DP stereo bluetooth support (paired with Nokia's BH-503 bluetooth headphones, it's mindblowing -don't worry about not having the antenna for radio, it's got internet radio!!) and the pièce de résistance...the internet -Flash player, HSDPA (3.5G), potrait/landscape viewing, quick zooming, great bookarking -I can actually use this as a mini substitute for my PC. I often don't bother flicking the laptop on now if I just want something quick. If you download Skyfire, you will be able to view every page, every video, every banner/animation in its original form. Add Shozu and you can upload you photos directly to Facebook without the need to put them on a PC first. Then you've got BBC iPlayer which is now available for N85, sat nav using Nokia maps (download whole countries for free saves data charges when on the move -you can also downlaod voice instructions a no cost), I've also put Google Maps app on there for quick map browsing. There's Wi-Fi too as well as a good email client. The only thing I'd recommend before getting this phone is an unlimited data plan.
This is definitely the most complete mobile phone to date and you will not be disappointed -it's certainly better than the N96 (although I wish it had the kick stand for video viewing) and it's a whole step up from the N95 (incl. the 8GB version).
As for down sides, build quality feels loose, but now I am used to it, it doesn't bother me.
You won't find a better phone -Symbian for phones, Windows fro PCs!