Nokia 6100

Nokia 6100 - the unbreakable phone. I managed to have my phone stolen, and then my replacement phone broke and so my boyfriend lent me this phone until I found another phone. He'd had this phone years ago and kept it lying around after he got an upgrade. ~ Basics ~ Make: Nokia 6100 Manufactured: 2003 Dimensions: 10.2cm (h) x 4.4cm (l) x 1.4cm (w) Weight: 76g Phone Book Capacity: 300 numbers SMS: Yes MMS: Yes Camera/ Video: No Polyphonic Ringtones: MIDI Bluetooth: No Infrared: Yes Music Player: No Speaker Phone: Yes Battery: 5 hours talk time, 240 hours stand by Screen: ...  Read the complete review

FEATURES 1. Messages As always, Nokia have hit the nail bang on the head in this department. The predictive text is very easy to use - use the * to cycle through the options for the combination of letters you have selected and # to toggle the predictive text on or off. If a word isn?t recognised you can add it to the dictionary for the next time you want to use it. The buttons are nicely spread and easy to press making speed texting pretty easy. The capacity is also pretty impressive - you can store up to 150 messages at once (50 picture messages). One thing I quite like is the ability to delete your text messages in blocks i.e. delete all, all sent or ...  Read the complete review

Mobile Technology has radically advanced in the past 5 years. People used to get excited about the possibility of owning a phone with games such as Snake being the main selling point. Before then it was the in thing for businessmen to carry 'bricks' around with them along with the filofax. But with many of the phones on the market today being small and perfectly formed (I think i have used that somewhere before!), these have become objects of dewsire for many people. With some many phones and service providers offer a large and varied amount of products, chosing what to buy can often be a long and costly process. I have never really been a big fan of ...  Read the complete review

I've got a small one, and it sometimes vibrates! Mobile phone that is! Ever since my first mobile phone, four years ago, I've been a Nokia man. At the time I recall one of my friends asking, "So did you buy a Nokia phone or a crap one?", and they were not wrong. In recent years the other manufacturers have began to catch and match Nokia, although I haven't been brave enough to stray from the nest just yet. Having said that though, after my 3210e, I was very disappointed when I upgraded to a 3330 and found that my new phone was not half as good as my original. With this in mind, I have been very sceptical about upgrading ...  Read the complete review

I am a Nokia fan. For me a mobile phone is just that - a phone which I can carry about with me to speak to people whilst away from home or my desk at work. A mobile phone (for me) on the other hand is NOT a Gameboy, a hi-fi music system, TV or video camera. Grudgingly I can see a use for a digital still picture mode on a phone, after all you do not carry about a camera with you all the time, whereas most of us these days do not leave home without a mobile in our pocket or bag. Over the years the texting feature has come in handy but on the whole I could even live without that. What I do need is a compact phone ...  Read the complete review