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QA : HTC Diamond vs. Nokia N85? Phone Comparison?



Hi. Which phone is better? The Nokia N85 or the HTC Diamond Touch? Check out the features for each of them too. They are both cool in their own ways.
I like the fact that the HTC is a touchscreen with a slide out keyboard, and the weather program is nice. Has a 3.2 MP camera.
The Nokia N85 has a 5MP camera, and I like that it has Word and Powerpoint. But its not a touchscreen and the keyboard isn’t as exciting as the HTC slide out keyboard.
I really like both these phones, but I can only choose one! Please help me make a decision. Let me know what you like about each of these phones, and any other comments you have about them. Thank you for your time!

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  1. Andrew

    You can better compare the features, price and deals available with HTC Diamond vs. Nokia N85 handsets:

    http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phones/mobile_phone_deal.asp?Phone=Nokia–N85

    http://www.xpert4u.co.uk/mobile/phones/mobile_phone_deal.asp?Phone=HTC–Touch–Diamond

    Posted on 15-Dec-09 at 2:26 pm | Permalink
  2. 3riCa

    Both the HTC Diamond and the Nokia N85 have Office Applications because both of them are smartphones.
    To be more in-depth:
    HTC Touch Diamond (Windows Mobile OS 6.1)
    Nokia N85 (Symbian OS 9.3)

    Personally, I recommend the Nokia N85 as well as other Symbian OS smartphones because you can get a lot of applications of it. 3D Games, time organizers, email clients, dictionaries, recipes, guides, how-to-speek-greek kit, etc. Although you can get a lot of applications for it, you still need to pay for them. That’s really the point of a smartphone; to get apps for it to increase your personal productivity as well as multimedia enjoyment.

    But… the HTC Diamond is a LOT faster than the N85 and has more ‘in-built’ features like Touchscreen, Handwriting, Bigger Screen Resolution (Bigger = More Pixels = Better Image Quality), TouchFLO, etc. Although it has a lot of in-built features, Windows Mobile OS is more centered on it’s in-built ones and doesn’t really have more 3rd Party applications. So, if you care so much about your productivity than style, go for the N85, but you gotta pay for those applications.

    Don’t think that the N85’s camera is good because of the 5MP. It’s not just about how big a picture is (5MP = 2592×1944 image resolution) is. To have a good camera, you need to have a good lens, sensor, etc. Well, to be honest, the N85 has Carl Zeiss lens, Autofocus and LED Flash, but that still doesnt mean that you should replace your real point-and-shoot camera with the N85… It’s just a feature.

    Here’s some more specs about it….
    Diamond has higher RAM and faster processor than N85 (meaning Diamond is faster).

    N85 has 3.5mm jack to put enhancements like TV-Out cable, headsets, earphones, etc.

    Diamond has 4GB internal memory and you can get a memory card for it. N85 has 85MB internal memory BUT you can get an 8GB microSDHC memory card for it.

    N85 has support for N-Gage 2.0 gaming, so if you want to play great 3D HD Games on your phone, its the way to go (http://www.n-gage.com/ check out their Next-Gen games). Diamond… well, its for pictures, videos, music, camera which the N85 is also for :|

    One more thing I wanna point out about choosing from 2 phones you like, is the ‘best-of-both-worlds’ issue. What exactly are you looking for when you’re getting a phone? That’s a question you need to answer to really know which of these 2 phones you like.

    Posted on 15-Dec-09 at 2:28 pm | Permalink

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