Nokia 3310

...always been a user of Nokia models. Whilst many people seem to prefer the Ericsson models, I have always found that the Nokia phones are functional, relatively smart and easy to use. The menu options are intuitive and easy to follow, and the latest models have more than enough features to keep the average user happy. The phone I have been using for about six months now is the Nokia 3310. The 3310 is one of the most common Nokia models at the moment, ...
...the same manner as other Nokia phones through the menu button and star button. The handset is very durable, even without it's leather case. I have dropped/hurled the phone a number of times, without causing damage. The fashion conscious mobile phone user can purchase press-on covers for the phone, but there is no tailored hands-free kit or in-car charger - the 3210 and 6210 versions can be used instead. Making a Call ========== As with all Nokia ...

LostWitness 22.08.2001 (29.08.2003) · Read full review
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...is the 390th op on Nokia 3310's!! I have recently purchased my second Nokia 3310 mobile. My first one has had it’s day, and has finally died on me. I’m not the most careful person in the world, and sometimes things just ‘break’. I’ve had a 3310 for about a year. My first one was bought directly from a mobile phone shop. Let’s start. The Nokia 3310 is my favourite phone. I have had, and used many different mobile ...
...cheap to buy. The Nokia 3310 is 11cms in length and just under 5cms wide. It is 2cms deep and weighs in at 133g. It is quite heavy now, compared to some of the smaller lighter phones that are available. Although not quite a brick. The phone has quite a standard and simple appearance. There are numbered/lettered keys on the front and up/down/cancel/select keys above these, which is the same as most mobile phones on the market. The back of the phone ...

MurkyDismal 24.04.2003 (25.04.2003) · Read full review
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...I thought when my ancient Nokia phone finally bit the dust this month. It had such “shameful” features as a big external aerial and one of those dodgy slip case things that collected more dust than an ornament in an old folk’s home. My sad old bell had well and truly, um, ended. So it was off to Carphone Warehouse to get a new ringing device…I was a tad concerned that they would just fix my knackered old model, and was secretly hoping they’d just ...
...all flowery about things), which Nokia recommend you do not paint. Humbug! The standard one is a pretty dull dark blue, which I plan on defacing as soon as possible! As long as you take ‘em off the phone before you do it, customising your phone can be a pretty fun project – don’t listen to those corporate swines! They just want you to buy an official “fascia” though chances are you’ll do the same as my girlfriend and go to the market to get one. ...

peppersinclaire 13.11.2002 · Read full review
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...other mobile phones ~ The Nokia 3210 and the one I have at the moment is the Nokia 3310. I’ve been using the Nokia 3310 for almost a year now and I now know why this mobile phone has become so popular and continues to do so. ================ • ~ Looks & style ~ • ================ There are not many phones out there that can beat the Nokia 3310 on looks & style ~ This small compact easy to use mobile phone looks good and feels good. It’s slim-line ...
...a good grip. The Nokia 3310 is also much lighter than the 3210 giving it that extra edge over its previous models. The keypad displayed on the phone is clear and easy to use ~ The silver number keys feel smooth on the finger when dialing, the keys being not too big or small just the right size. Other visible function keys on the Nokia 3310 is the power key button which is made out of rubber and can be found on top of the phone. You also have the ...

Versatile 08.11.2001 (17.05.2002) · Read full review
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The Nokia 3310 is a little bit dated now, with all the new technology and gadgets on newer mobile phones. However, I have had three of these so far, and am still using the third. (Just to make it clear it wasn't the fault of the phone that I had to replace it, more the fact that my destructive three year old sone thinks mobiles can swim!!) Mobile phone prices vary a lot, and my first Nokia 3310 was bought for £120 on Orange pay as you go from Carphone ...
...most recent Nokia 3310 was bought for £79 on Virgin from Phones4U in Stevenage. This model is a good size for handbags and pockets. My first mobile was like a house brick, so I really appreciate having a more compact and conveinient one. You can now get mobiles that are a lot smaller, but I would find these fiddly and difficult to use. FEATURES The are different categories in the phone's menu. I will go through these in order. Phone book ********** ...

samileo 18.11.2003 · Read full review
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...going back in time. The nokia 3310. Its place in today's market makes it feel out dated, but there is bound to still be a few in use even as i write this. I was given one about 5 years ago (I had my first mobile phone 4 days after my 16th birthday, which wasn't a nokia at all). Yes, the features are extremely limited. This really makes the phone seem out of touch with the modern world. Yet for people who really only need to make phone calls or send ...
...only an advance on the Nokia 3210s Snake 1, where this one can go through the walls. Space Impact, a difficult game to master all the buttons to instantly, it really doesn't take too long to complete. Bantumi, for challenging the thinking, but that is really quite simple too, and also a version of pairs. 9) Calculator - what do you think you can do here? The very basics. Add, Multiply, Subtract, and Divide. Wow. Exhilerating. Really. (sarcasm should ...

woodywoodpecker 24.07.2007 (22.07.2007) · Read full review
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...world of mobile phones, the Nokia 3310 would be considered an OAP. Nowadays, mobiles are so much more than phones. Who’d be caught dead a 3310 when the new generation of phones can surf the internet, take photos, film a short moving picture, walk the dog, make the bed, and cook the dinner?!?! Well, me, that’s who. Now, I don’t know about anybody else, but I don’t ask for much from a phone - the ability to make and receive ...
...Long live the Nokia 3310! The great thing about phones and fashion trends is that the oldies are now fantastically affordable. I got the Nokia 3310 for £100 back in 2000, but now you’ll have change out of £80. Shop around and see if you can still find the little beauty. The Carphone Warehouse still stocks the handset, and you can get in on any of the major networks Pay As You Go, or monthly contracts. Well worth it, I guarantee you won't be ...

Protagonist 30.08.2003 · Read full review
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...I bought the nokia 3310 on a contract about 2 months ago after my lovely Panasonic one had died a death and I couldn’t find a battery charger replacement (anyway that is another story!), I went into car phone warehouse and there two VERY helpful salesman introduced this little angel into my life. Now why did I call it a little angel? Well I have to say it has to be the best phone I have got yet. They offered me a choice of three different ...
...preferential to me and I chose this one. Why? Well initially (and you can call me tight) I got this because it wasn’t going to cost me a penny and I liked it because it is small and diddy and exactly what I required for work. What this phone has: As soon as you get into the menu of this phone you have the following options, Phonebook Messages Chat (haven’t sussed this one out yet, Doh!) Call register Tones Settings Call divert ...

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...2001 I have had a Nokia 3210. Then at the start of November I decided to get the Nokia 3310, and I’m certainly glad I did! The tiny little thing has everything you could ever want in a phone. There are so many things to do and get for the phone, it's unbelievable! The speech quality of it is good and it has an arial inside it which makes it even smaller. The menu is really simple to use and depnding on the network you're on there is usually ...
...you can ring up the Nokia help service and they will give you all the information you need to unlock the sim card. Thye people are always very helpful. Below is a list and description of everything the phone does, also a mark out of 10. 1. The Phone Book; Amazingly the Nokia 3310 stores up to 90 names and numbers. You can also store voice tags on 8 of the numbers in your phone book. The phone allows you to assign speed dials to numbers, this means ...

chuckb 06.01.2002 · Read full review
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The Nokia 3310 is the 3210’s bigger, yet younger, brother. Smaller in size, yet, bigger in the feature department. I have had my mobile device for some 3 months now, and as of yet, have had no problems with it. Its on the BT Cellnet pay and go, which as a side note, is extremely good value for money. Maybe ill write an op on that another time. Here’s a break down of the phones features, and what I think of them: · Phone Book – Store ...
...tool beats writing on a scrap of paper, or in a shoddy note pad. On my phone I can store 99 numbers, but it’s dependent on the sim card – so I guess I can’t comment on that. · Messages – The wave of SMS has swept the nation, and your little mate will happily surf along just as efficiently as all of your mate’s phones. With predictive text input, you’ll be texting in minutes. Also you can store pre written messages, ...

dolphin_style 02.08.2001 (07.08.2001) · Read full review
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...teeming with ops about this Nokia and that Ericcson. Aagghh! I can’t say that I didn’t read any of them but admit to saying that I avoided as many of them as I could, apologies here to some of my trusted CoT! So, why oh why am I drawn towards doing an op on the very item I so fervently avoided like the proverbial plague not so long ago? And question number two, why on earth should I expect the lovely members of my CoT to read my op on ...
...that I had wanted a Nokia for a long time and he also knew that I knew a man who could fix screens for a reasonable sum!! Last weekend saw me at Felixstowe market handing my newly acquired smashed up mobile to a very nice bloke on the mobile ‘phone stall there only to return less that 20 minutes later and be handed what I thought was someone else’s brand new Nokia!! “No love, that is yours,” he assured me. “I have put ...

kazziebears 06.08.2002 · Read full review
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...to be my phone, a nokia 3310. I don't have a clue where I would be without my phone teh same as many other people but I am very glad I'm on pay as you talk because I spemd 300 pound a month on credit and it was contract I would have debt coming out of my ear holes.Let's just say I can chat for england and I just ramble on and on leaving the person on the recieving end not being able to get a word in edge ways.I have bought a 3310 twice and had ...
...what it would on a nokia 3310. You can send a text message of upto 459 characters but it counts as three texts so be careful with that one.You also have the chance to send and recieve picture messages.This is a fun feature to the phone but no use if the person on the recieveing end doesn't have a compatible phone.It also costs more to send a picture message and the price will vary from network to network. With the message feature you have a inbox ...

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...the 313th op on the Nokia 3310 in Ciao at the moment. Popular wee beastie, isn't it? I've decided to do another "unresearched" op here - no going into the phone's technical specifications (frequency, brochure battery life, etc). Nope, I'm just going to tell like it is - how I find the phone, and how it suits me and my lifestyle. That's got to be more helpful than a pile of facts or figures, surely? Whaddaya mean, "No"? Well rate me UH and bugger ...
...SPECS: Right, my wee Nokia 3310 with it's spanky blue Zebedee cover (cost a tenner from thecoverstore.com, a recommended website). It weighs 133g, or 162g in its wee black case thingy. This weight is just fine - hefty enough to actually be able to feel it in your pocket or on your belt, but not so heavy as to feel like you're carting a brick around. The battery life is quite good - I switch mine off at night, and it usually needs recharged after ...

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...M3388, Maxon 3204, and the Nokia 5110 and I have to admit, they were great, but no-where near as good as the Nokia 3310. It was my birthday in the second week of June and with my money I bought this phone. Read on and perhaps you will want one… The Nokia 3310 was launched in 1999 on all five major UK networks, T-Mobile, O2, Virgin, Vodafone and Orange. Since its launch, over 6 million of these phones have been sold in their programmed countries. ...
...is sold in, and the Nokia 3310’s programmed countries are every country in Europe, Africa and Asia. The reception is generally strong, but it can depend on your network. Just because there is no arial, the reception is NOT reduced. Also, this phone is unusually strong as I have dropped mine about eight times and not even a scratch has appeared. This is a strong little piece of mechanics!?! On each British network, prices vary. On Vodafone, O2 ...

aliencow 02.07.2002 · Read full review
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...years which was an older Nokia model, when I received a free upgrade offer from my SIM card supplier. I decided to go for it as I was getting fed up with the brick I was currently carrying around. Anyway, I sent off for it and received it really quickly. The phone was nicely packed and came with phone charger, cover and a car charger. the first challenge was to get my SIM card into the phone. this is the only problem I have had with this phone. It ...
...difference compared with the other Nokia phones, you can do a few extras. you can send business cards, assign ring tones to different callers, and store 200 numbers. Next we have the messages option. again this has a few extras, you can send picture messages and of course there is the spell check. I suppose this is OK when you get used to it but I just found it really annoying and switched the option off. I have not really worked out the chat option. ...

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