N85

N85 is a designation used in multiple contexts, most commonly in consumer electronics and in road networks. The meaning of N85 depends on the country or product category, and there is no single, universal definition.

Nokia N85: The Nokia N85 is a mobile phone released by Nokia in 2009 as part of the Nseries line. It runs on the Symbian operating system with the S60 user interface. The device is noted for its 2.6-inch color display, a 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and a dual-LED flash, and a stainless steel/aluminum chassis. It offered Wi‑Fi, GPS with Ovi Maps, 3G connectivity, and expandable storage via microSD (depending on region). The N85 supported multimedia playback, messaging, and web access, and it was regarded as a mid- to high-end model for its time. It was eventually succeeded by newer Nokia devices as the company transitioned to other platforms.

Road designation: In the context of transportation networks, N85 is used as a road or route code in several countries. The exact classification (national, regional, or secondary) and the route’s geography vary by country. N-numbered routes typically connect towns or link to larger highways and may differ in length, traffic, and infrastructure from one jurisdiction to another. When encountered, N85 should be understood within the specific national or regional road system to which it belongs.

Overall, N85 serves as a model name in electronics and as a geographic road designation in various national networks, reflecting the common practice of reusing alphanumeric codes across different domains.