lol.. we have the theme lorh..
every n85 have that theme..
the theme name is >> haze

why you said like that..
crap..?

yeah it is pre-installed themes in n85

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Added on May 13, 2009, 9:05 pmturn on the theme effect..

press option at the theme..then choose theme effect then on

This post has been edited by kae7: May 13 2009, 09:05 PM

your youtube isnt loaded.. so i correct it. as above

can but i not advice you to do so..


i have tried 16GB microSD class 2 b4 this..
its okay.. but lagging compare to my 8GB microSD class 4 ..
the 16GB micro sd is not mine.. but it is my friends


YEAH I AGREED

SO WHO WANNA HAVE GATHERING..??



lolz


not all n85 sets like that


welcome.. another female n85 users


dont need to upload.. just use bbcode given..

This post has been edited by kae7: May 14 2009, 01:00 AM

n85.. repair loose slider..

nice tip..

overall is gentle and wel taking care of your phone..

I WILL EDIT WHOLE 1ST PAGE TODAY EVENING

NEW FIRMWARE FOR N85

CONFIRMED BY ME

V 20.175

check at NSU..

How To: N85 Slider wobble Fix
I will start by saying I didn't think of this fix. I saw a sketchy video on it by Bernov.


Now, after suffering from slight right side wobble on the top section of the phone. I had a go at this fix.

This fix, doesn't actually touch the sliders. As they are enclosed in their own case, it is a real pain to actually get to them and open them up.

So what I've effectively done here, is fill a void. Under the bottom right section of the phone it suffered from wobble. By filling the void and letting the slider surround be padded out against the top half the slider stops all wobble.

So here is how I did it :

Step 1: Remove battery and rear cover. Remove the top to screws and middle two. T6 Driver needed for the top two, and T4 for the middle two. You can then remove the rear camera & LED exterior Case.






Step 2: Detach the OLED Display Ribbon cable from the board. You can do this with a flat blade driver and gently prise it from one end. It pretty much comes out when one end if lifted.





Step 3. Remove and isolate the top half of the slider. This holds the complete top half of the slider phone. If you look on the right hand side, there is a long peice of thin metal, vertically fitted. This is what we're focussing on.





Step 4 : Prepare some material the exact same length of the peice of metal. Depending on what tape you're going to use you'll need the tape and the filling to be about as thick as a credit card. I used insulation tape, which is fairly thick. So I cut two pieces of paper the same size for a filling. Card would probably be fine as well. The tape needs to be about 3/4's as wide as the paper is long. It's a good idea to fix the paper securely onto the tape first.





Step 5: Slide this under the small metal part. Ensure the paper width is flush, a little excess is OK. But no more than mine.





Step 6: Line the paper up so it's directly under the metal piece and the tape is square at both sides.





Step 7 : Fold one side over first, and ensure this is firmly bonded with the metal, and the folding corer is as tight to the metal as possible. Repeat this on the other side.





Step 8 : Once the other side is folded, it should look something like mine. Tight at both ends, flat and smooth. It may be an idea to use some black tape ( I'll come to this later ). Once you're happy with the tape fixed on, re assemble the top slider of the phone, but don't screw it back together yet.






Step 9 : Ensure before you screw it together, that the phone is sitting level and your happy with the bulking out. Mine sits perfectly level, and isn't visible in normal light conditions.





Step 10 : You're Done. You can see it's visible from this angle. I have the phone on Macro Setting and full flash. So you can see it's bulked out the void between the slider housing and the top casing. This is where it might be a good idea to use black tape, but you're being a bit pedantic if you're really bothered after peering in with a light.










Tips: As long as your tape is flush, this has no impact on the running of the slider. It's rigid and strong, if your tape isn't flush or secured down then it may cause the slider to not open fully, or catch. Although this is unlikely.

Be careful when removing the OLED Ribbon cable connector, and ensure it's square and flat when re attaching.

This fix only worked on my N85 which has right hand side bottom wobble. This was when the slider was open, or closed. This has now been fixed.

Opening up your phone may void your warranty, so please bare this in mind if you're intending to do this.

Overall process took me around 20 minutes. This includes picture taking times.

Tools : T6 & T4 drivers. And a flat blade screw driver of medium size.
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hey.. the firmware had been released lorh..

the v20

check using NSU and OTA[over the air]

i got this >>>> http://www.nokia.com.my/appmanager/Malaysi...rp-windowState=

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Added on May 14, 2009, 10:17 pmLatest available software for Nokia N85, product code 0560545
Version: 20.175
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If this version is greater than your current software version, update now to get the latest features, applications and improvements. Go to Nokia Software Updater download

This post has been edited by kae7: May 14 2009, 10:17 PM

i'm do it for you


SORRY TO ALL.. I'M REALLY BUSY NOW..

but i have give you all update about the new firmware..

i still thinking wanna update or not..

haha

new firmware for n85 >> v20.175

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Added on May 14, 2009, 10:30 pmyour product code is different from mine.,.

usually the euro product code can detect new firmware faster..

i'm still thinking whether wanna update or not..

This post has been edited by kae7: May 14 2009, 10:30 PM

nope

lol..it doesnt matter whether its ap or not

lol..it depends.. not all n85 can update now...it based on your phone product code..
check at first page..


how about pressing and holding 'c'[cancel] button at the dictionary icon..?

use your voucher faster lorh.. buy this n85..

when you wanna buy..?

v20 already.??


i'm still finding the changelogs of this new firmware..

hm .yeah..

still finding the changelogs