Boink!
Just found this on the interwebs
"If geotagging is enabled, GPS coordinates will be embedded into all pictures that are taken, provided a GPS signal has been acquired before the picture is taken. If a GPS signal has been acquired, the target icon in the bottom right hand corner of the camera screen will turn white. "
I can confirm that if I enable gps in BB Maps and then go to Camera (with geotagging enabled in Camera Options) that it's there clear as day when I look at the exif data in Photoshop.
After that, it would show anywhere that knows how to read the exif properly as long as it hasn't had its metadata mangled somewhere in the meantime.
Kind of strange that it has this rather esoteric functionality working and can't even take a stab at recording the shutter speed correctly. Shutter speed is always 1/10th of a second or some arbitrary incorrect number like that. Not to mention the whole camera is utterly useless anyway (for anything other than "see, I really was there/got a picture" proof).
I don't have a problem with the photo quality. Once I realized that the sound effects have nothing to do with what the camera is actually doing, my pictures started coming out better.
As for lat/lon.
I can NOT recreate it, let alone come up with a better work flow. Sometimes if I just give the phone a nice clear view of the satellites for a minute or two, then I get the lat/long, sometimes not. I have not had time to test with .85 tho, maybe today.