Nokia Stuff

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1. Jesse
   Posted October 7, 2010 at 10:13 pm | Permalink

   I re? U the Nokia 6101 (which is essentially the m? Me mate? Riel as 6102)? from t?? s T-Mobile cell phone 2 days ago so here are some of my first? res prints on the t? l? phone:

   Advantages:
   – The great r? desk as with most t? l? Nokia phones: My appt only re? ilo not much coverage on my T-Mobile and T? l? phones that work are those Nokia. I used? a 6610 and a 6230 and there is no problem? with my r? exception of 6101.
   – IRDA to synchronize data? es: I poss? of an IBM laptop that IRDA So he is building in convinent using Nokia PC Suite to synchronize the t? l? phone with my outlook.
   – Supports MP3 ringtones
   Cons /> < br:
   – No Bluetooth: Contrary? 6230 of the 6101 / 6102 does not have Bluetooth.
   – M? memory limit? e: I do not understand why Nokia did not include the card slot MEMORY external and compatibility? music player with this t? l? phone. If it can play MP3 ringtones, then he certainly can play mp3s, and he t? id? al to add a 512MB card? play music on the go.
   – Size and weight: The t?? s phone is a little bulky and heavier than other t? l? phones? flap, but not so much that it becomes uncomfortable?
   carry around – Charger diff? annuities: for some reason Nokia has a different charger for t? l? phone. Thus, your chargers for older model? The Nokia will not be compatible.

   Overall I think it’s a nice unit for professional use. For entertainment and such, I think 6230 is still the leader Nokia.
   Rating: 4 / 5

2. Adam L. Safianow
   Posted October 8, 2010 at 12:24 am | Permalink

   This comes from someone who has actually done much research in t? L? Phones, and is made? level? from a Nokia 3595. Some people talked about? enthusiastically about the Razr V3, but in all fearless honesty tet?, it is not a tr? s good t? l? phone. The quality? is not very sound? s large, t? l? phone meager, is very? s wide, and the cam? ra is dull. The keys are dull and difficult? when not in use? and research? the exception of Bluetooth and a? second LCD screen? me, it does not really much.

   I consider? this re t? l? phone a great rival. This t?? S Razr phone and are in great competition for Cingular customers, as both have the best rates for current customers a 2 year contract. In fact, I got mine for $ 90 roughtly because I put? day I mentioned? pr? c? ously. I could get a Razr, but it does?? S phone is much more convenient.

   This t?? S phone has many functionalities?:
   ;
   He capture vid? ofonction
   camera (which is pretty clear if you can keep the t? l? phone continues
   ? bright LCD display RAM ( 2 in fact)
   design?? s glove

   Large keys to navigate ais? e
   Overall tr? s simplistic
   
   This is Nokia’s first t? l? flip phone success? s, and they did nothing too outrageous. It poss? playing MP3 ringtones and graphics with color? savers for? screen available in motion. The quality? sound is excellent, and t? l? phone feels very? s development. Its a great size, and feels good in your hand. Not only rights quickly, but has a very self? s right. I’m not s? r about 6102 others, but mine came with NO dead pixels on both ‘? notch, so it is a good thing not to have? worry. Although it is not important for many people, is it? me… and what does? l? phone does not have any fat on the face tr? s easily… what is agr? cable… because my friend has a T LG? s? flip phone that you can use for 10 seconds and the eye notch or fat face.
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   With all though, what does? l? phone does not have all the gadgets you may want? be. It does not have Bluetooth, you can not? be lame like all others and get one of these headsets, at least not cool them. If it is not as exciting. There is no expansion slot, not a smartphone, you can not do much PDA functions. The quality? sound on ringtones are not too great, but there are many choices. Its your call if you can prove to? think $ 2. 49 to one. Personally, I have The Outsider A Perfect Circle, and its quality? enough? percent. Unlike the Razr, it is not destiny? those with hearing aids, but fearless honesty ment, this feature? not tr? s good on t? l? phone, new t?? s Razr phones out best to use this feature?, I think, but they are a great lot more money.

   This t ? l? phone does not recognize t not my Sim Card Tr? s fast, I t? agr? ablement surprised. No configuration much more involved? s. I m? me not to implement the time or date. The t?? s phone was not set up my num? ros on issues like the only name my t? l? phone last? re, but he has to put in? need a number? c t? him: Corey ie 2 digits… so now I’m Corey and Corey1. No No? necessarily a bad thing, just something I notice. The interface is really well put in place, but the only fa? we Acc? der? the camera is to click the button on the c t? law. The volume rocker is on the c t? left, and is tr? s easy? use, and the ringer can load, so you can make a r? adjustment lower, unless you? your hearing impaired. Sim Card does not seem very pregnant? s durable, and I ‘? nervous when I shut’ I need to remove bri? tively… he? also t? tr? s difficult? open.

   BOTTOM LINE: This is a tr? sr? sisting, easy , t? l? phone? use to anyone and will certainly be the last? re g? n Aerating the t? l? phone up? what the next arised. At a good price, with some great business, this is a T? l? id phone? al for r? lay? all your needs, m? me if it does not provide all your needs. This t? l? phone?? s glove is a great addition? line of Nokia and the flip-phone craze.? my opinion, a T? l? phone anymore? balanced? the Razr V3, but like everything, it s? depends on who you? and your Do you use it for.

   SOUP? NSB? S Learning Curve: 30 minutes 1 Hour… rev? s fast considering the number of functionality? century. . I do not need to use the manual to find something.

   ACTUAL SPECS: Modes />
   GSM 900 instead of 850 on Europe / Asia version
   Weight 3. 42 oz (97 g) Dimensions
   3. 35 “x 1. 77″ x 0. 94 “(85 x 45 x 24 mm)
   Factor Clamshell formeStub />
   Antenna Battery Life Talk: 4. 00 hours (240 minutes)
   , Standby: 350 hours (14 six days.)
   Type Li-Ion 760 mAh

   Type ‘? screen: LCD (Color TFT / TFD) Colors < , br />: 65536 (16 bit)
   Size: 128 x 160 pixels
   Platform / OS (N / A)
   MEMORY 3. 5 MB ( Built-in flash MEMORY sharing? e)
   R t directory? l? sound MEMORY sharing? e
   PPIRM FCC ID-76 (Approved? May 10, 2005 )
   PPIRM-77 (Approved? June 15, 2005)
   FEATURES />
   second? me Display Location: Front
   4096 color STN LCD / 96 x 65 pixelsAlarme OuiCalculatrice

   OuiCalendrier hear? solution
   Camera: VGA (640 x 480 ) night mode

   customized graphics? s Yes
   personalized ringtones? es supports MP3, MIDI, AMR, True Tones and (WB-AMR) Donn? es < , br />
   Yes Able-mail client protocols supported: SMTP, POP3, IMAP4
   of Carrier? during
   stoichiometric r? o FM Radio: Ouija < , br /> Yes
   of data? are high-speed Technology: EGPRS (EDGE)
   class 6 / GPRS class plus 10
   Infrared (IR) Yes < , br /> Java (J2ME) Version: MIDP 2. 0, CLDC 1. 1
   supported? JSR: 120, 135, 75, 185 / max JAR size: 128 KB
   MMS supports SMIL

   Yes multilingual several num? ros by Name Yes PC Sync Yes

   Photo ID Yes Polyphonic Ringtones Chords: 24
   technology pr? predictive text input: T9
   Push to Talk transporter? pendantProfils

   RingerKeys Yes Side Keys up / down? left / camera (PTT) on the speaker droitHaut Yes

   messaging SyncML OuiTexte 2-Way: Yes plus IM
   a pr? senceMessagerie text < , br /> Models for
   Yes To-Do List Yes USB Yes

   Vibrate Yes Video Capture SubQCIF r? solution (128 x 96 pixels) / H.263 + AMR format 3GPPVoice Dialing
   OuiM? voice mo Yes

   wireless web? Internet 2. 0, XHTML / t? l? loading file supports
   
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   Rating: 4 / 5

3. Charles
   Posted October 8, 2010 at 2:08 am | Permalink

   I t? a customer of Cingular for 18 months or so, after? s passage from Sprint. I have long wanted? is d? shoot again because of poor r? desk Cingular and often abandoned? calls on my T? l? phone home. T?? S phone is a mod? The inlet? E range of Samsung, a co t with no plan of 1 year. I talking about? with some of my friends in the r? region and they jur? rent their exp? experience Cingular Fair? better than mine. They all have a T? L? Phone more expensive. Apr? S some research, I d? Cid? to give a second chance by buying the Cingular Nokia 6102 from his pocket (rather t than to get a bet? level “deal” with a contract extension of 2 years.)

   ; It Fair? good for? decision. This t?? S phone has made me a happy customer Cingular, for the most part. R? Reception is much stronger. My old t? L? 0 bar phone would? my house, it gives 1-3 bars and? takes calls, m? me in my house. He collapsed calls some weaknesses that I cross, but I guess it’s in? Vitable.

   The camera is a cute toy. It takes blurry pictures in low luminosity, but plans? Cent in a good light? Re. I have a c? Wheat USB t? L? Loading for r? Cup? Rer my photos. I have not yet obtained a Multi-Media Messaging? Dia Cingular? work for e-mail the photos to my account. (I suspected? Onne it’s a problem? Cingular me, not a problem? Me t? L? Phone).

   The wireless Web browser is nice, and c ‘is v? ritable convenient way for t?? s upload pictures and sounds on the t? l? phone. The c? Ble of data? Works are also very? Fine for this, and free software (? From the Nokia website) for c? Wheat includes tools to help? construct images and audio clips.

   G? rer my address book took some work. I had all my num? Ros stock? S on my old card does? L? Phone. The new T? L? Phone does not read the card at all? is the m? me mani? re: he has retained? all digital? ros, but lost the flags that told me that? the num silent? ro home, work and cell for each person. Finally, I d? Located? all my num? ros my Windows Address Book and use the c? wheat and software to synchronize the two. It works? marvel.

   Bottom line: The t?? s phone is great. Cingular still has a few quirks that I live with. toy camera is fun. The c? Ble of data? Es is a highly recommended accessory?.
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   on November 29, 2005:

   Always love my tee? l? phone. I have not noticed? of problem? with my pressing the buttons by accident when it is closed?.

   My c? wheat USB is * not * the one Nokia sells for $ 50. It’s a no-name Asian c? Ble I pay? about $ 15. Use Google to find one. If a bit of fun coming second drivers of the right? goal, but also works like a charm. So I think the IrDA function is supposed to? work with the Nokia way, if you possess? IrDA dez a laptop or similar device.

   Finally, if you have a website somewhere that you can put files in t? l? loading, it is quite easy to load images and audio files into ringtone t? l? phone using the wireless Web browser. Just t?? S charge? your website and t?? s upload through the browser on your t? l? phone. All you pay is the airtime? t? l? load.
   Rating: 5 / 5

4. Z. Simkins
   Posted October 8, 2010 at 2:56 am | Permalink

   I replaced? my Sony Ericson with Nokia 6102 does?? s phone? valve, and I find the diff? conferences:

   Nokia has
   1. Better quality? Sound
   2. Am? Improve the reception
   3. Great speaker:? echoes loud and clear although some of the other c t?, depending on my position.
   4. The camera is nice, but the quality? is granular and flash / night mode is not very? s great? all. Pictures come tr? S dark and unclear.
   5. Less Talk Time (4:00) and I must charge the battery every night, after? S 2 hours of conversation, which is my average daily use, the battery is really low. Compared? my Ericson, I billed? once a week is a v? ritable setbacks.
   6. Battery seems? Also take longer. My Ericson 15 minutes? Silent 2 out of 4 bars upwards. Nokia takes 30-45 minutes for 2 bars.
   7. It is tr? S hard to find a suitable property cases? for t?? s mobile phones. If you like a swivel clip or a pocket case, as you please, but if you walk? F? Ground sleeve when it will be difficult to find something suitable for a reasonable price.
   8. It is not bluetooth, so you will not be able to use wireless gadgets, but I find the speaker enough hands-free conversations. The only problem with “hands-free when you receive a call, you must open the T? L? Flip phone press the button to talk hands-free. If you place the call, you must wait until the other party picks up – only then you can use the speakerphone button.
   9. R? Recently, I have to? Covered an option-call vote. Pressing a button on the left to activate a r? Receiver voice tag. If you saved? the num? ro someone in the address book and voice to it confidential? es (such as “Home”), saying:? home?, while the r? receiver is the voice of will? dial the num? ro. Tr? S agr? Cable when your second hand is full of? Groceries! But the number of voice tags is limited?. I think it is 10 maximum.

   Overall, I’ve given him? 4? Stars? due to a relatively small battery, but in terms of functions of t? l? basic phone service, it works very? well.
   Rating: 4 / 5

5. Michael Ryan
   Posted October 8, 2010 at 3:07 am | Permalink

   This is by far t? S Mobile phone network coolest and the best I’ve ever poss? D?. R? Reception is great everywhere, m? Me at my o? r? exception is g? n? generally m? mediocre. The functions of the cam? Ra and vid? O are superb, r? S the good quality? image, the only thing missing is bluetooth capapbilties. I used to have a motorola V220 that t? a T? l? horrible phone, and I have a sony erricson Z500 and a former Nokia by Cingular, but all this summit. bravo? Nokia, a job well done
   Rating: 5 / 5