Nokia has taken the wraps off two new smartphones which will take many of the features from recent top-end devices and bring them down to the mid-range arena.
The N79 and N85 will give more users the ability to interact with and create rich mobile content.
The Nokia N85
The N85 will essentially be a replacement for the groundbreaking N95 smartphone. Featuring a design evolved from the N81/N96 models, this will be a dual-slider model packing an AM-OLED screen with a 320-by-240-pixel resolution and a 1200 mAh battery.
Some other features of the N85 will include:
The N85 will features quad-band GSM and tri-band 3G support in both European and North American versions. The N. American 3G support will include only AT&T's frequencies; however, with the full range of frequencies , only one phone is needed when traveling abroad.
Availability will be in the third quarter of this year. For more information about the N85, visit the Nokia N-Series website.
The Nokia N79
The N79 will be a stepped update to Nokia's recently released N78 handset. Featuring a candy-bar design and Symbian S60 Feature Pack 2, this device is aimed at those who wish to have the most multimedia possible in a small handset, but also personalize the device to their personal style.
This smartphone will feature:
In addition, the N79 iwill be compatible with thousands of currently available S60 software and services. The inclusion of Feature Pack 2 also adds the ability to update the firmware over the air (OTA) -- no PC needed.
A GSM mobile, it will support tri-band frequencies 850, 1800, and 1900 MHz, making this a European compatible device. It also has UMTS/HSDPA on the 900 and 2100 MHz bands.
As with the N85, the N79 is expected to be available in Q3 of this year. For more information, visit the Nokia N-Series website.
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