Nokia N86 firmware v20 brings exciting new features, improvements

by Chris Ziegler Oct 1st 2009 @ 11:44AM

Something like a year and a half ago, every camera manufacturer in the world suddenly decided that face detection was the Next Big Thing -- so naturally, cameraphones were destined to follow down that path. Given that the N86 8MP currently resides as Nokia's undisputed photographic champion, it makes sense that the company would be pushing its awesomest (is that even a word?) camera features that way -- and indeed, the just-released firmware version 20 adds face detection, red eye reduction, improved video quality, and a host of bug fixes and tweaks. Seems like a must-have update, so fire up that NSU client and go to town, won't you?

[Via All About Symbian]

Filed under: Software, Nokia, Symbian

Tags: firmware, n86, n86 8mp, N868mp, nokia, s60, symbian, update, upgrade, v20

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Iain @ Oct 1st 2009 12:06PM

Congratulations Nokia for adding features that your competitor's low-end and mid-range handsets have been sporting for anywhere up to about a year now...

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exit2shell @ Oct 1st 2009 12:09PM

From the image above it seems that the DorkFinder™ is working well...

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JonnyBruha @ Oct 1st 2009 8:40PM

FWIW, this update is only for Euro models, so don't bother firing up NSU or punching in *#0000# to check for the update if you're using the NAM model.

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Jouten @ Oct 1st 2009 11:47PM

Is that Rafe?

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