Nokia 3650

Having previously owned a Nokia 7650 (and being left rather disappointed), I had some very strong expectations of this handset, Nokia's latest 'smartphone' offering. I was well aware of the phones' camera capabilities, and the video recorder function from my time with the earlier 7650, but I was equally aware of the numerous glitches on the 7650 - the phones predecessor of sorts. Whilst the 7650 offered great potential as a phone, my usage entailed continually running out of memory in which to store my photos and videos. Additionally, as the memory on the 7650 was shared for photos/videos and programs, I was left with the continual dilemma of ...  Read the complete review

I like cameras. This is my tale of why I bought a Nokia 3650 and the surprising result. Camera phones. Phones with a cheap digital camera that take pics the size of postage stamps. Handy for teenagers to take pictures of their drunken mates at nightclubs with their tongues sticking out. But not much use else. That used to be roughly what I thought of camera phones from what I'd seen of the ads on TV. Is that what you think too? If so, you could be in for a shock. By now all those switched-on twenty-somethings who have grown extra thumbs for txting will have given up on this review and surfed off on much more interesting waves, so we can get our ...  Read the complete review

I am unfortunate enough to work in the mobile department of a large computer software company. This means that I get access to some of the latest phones – those of the ‘smartphone’ rather than ‘small’ type. The phones I use do not have changeable covers! I’ve owned a couple of palm pilots (they are that unreliable) and resisted even buying a phone at all until about two years ago but for the last year have had to work with the things. I would guess that these smartphones are mostly bought either by serious business types for the useful features and by techno-junkies. Whatever, I’m more the serious user. ...  Read the complete review

This is a helpa4eva review on the Nokia 3650. I hope you enjoy the review (its a long one!) INTRO: I was bought the Nokia 3650 as a present (as i waterlogged my other one!) and was told it was quite a good phone. Whereas some people think "phones are just for calling people" which i see their point, i want it with all the stuff (polyphonic tones, camera, colour etc.) It all depends on what sort of phone you want. There are so many different phones out on the market today that it is a difficult question but if you want a phone with features-a-plenty, a rather nice design that i find so much easier to type messages on, a guarantee ...  Read the complete review

I have had this phone for nearly two years, and only just upgraded to a 6630 (see my other reviews) but it was a hard thing to abandon this wonderful phone. The first thing that you notice about this phone is the circular keypad, it takes a little getting used to but I am now having the same problems adjusting to the 'standard' keypad of my 6630. Don't be put off this great phone just because it looks a little different. The screen and camera on the phone are now pretty standard, but when it came out they were by far the best that you could get. I previously had a 7650 and this was very poor in comparision. The canera may not run into the mega ...  Read the complete review