Nokia 6310

Mobiles are new age Connection tools We must get connected with things around us to feel one with yourself and everything, what best gadget to feel one with your friends and your heartbeats than the MOBILE phones, the new age GET CONNECTED tool. Getting connected has never been so easy in the history of mankind, This makes me remember a incident in the famous writers life, Imam Bukhari was writing a book, he came across a saying he wanted to get confirmation first hand about a quotation and the person lived in Egypt, so Imam Bukhari mounted his Horse, rode from BUKHARA (Russia) to Egypt to meet the person and take confirmation for ...  Read the complete review

Having had my Nokia 6310i for 3 months now, and having resisted the temptation to share my latest mobile phone with a review up until now I have finally succumbed, having been chastised for my op on the 3410 that I bought at the same time for a friend to use, and of course for consumer purposes thought I ought to play test. Until I encountered the blue screen of the Nokia 6310i, I had always equated a blue screen with the "Blue Screen of Death" with is of course best remembered when your computer crashes and you haven't saved your work for ages... However, the 6310i's blue screen is a far more welcoming sight than the Windows Blue Screen. ...  Read the complete review

This phone is fulfilled with many features and different options available to make your phone personalised. With great features such as wap, GPRS, bluetooth and much more this phone will be great for any person wanting a mobile phone. OK now for the features more of me gabbling on later. GPRS- With this feature you are able to listen to the radio on the move with great sound quality Sms- With this feature you can send messages costing 10-12p depending on what provider you are with With O2 its 10p or with vodaphone, orange and t mobile its 12p. These "text" messages consist of you using the letters on the keypad to create a ...  Read the complete review

The Nokia 6310 made history in my family as the only phone who has been responding perfectly year after year. My father still uses this model today when he goes camping because he loves the excellent battery life, the good reception and the loud, crisp speakers. When this phone appeared in 2001 it had some nifty features such as bluetooth, infrared, voice command and GPRS. In nowadays these may not seem like much but back then this was an elite business phone, a new type of phones dedicated to the businessman who was always on the move and needed a reliable phone. The overall aspect of the phone feels nice and clean, with a thickness of 19mm the phone is ...  Read the complete review

have eagerly awaited the release of Nokia's first triband phone since I found out they were making one in January. After extensive testing by Orange, they finally put it on sale & I am a happy bunny! Although the menu's have changed a little, once you get used to them, you will find great ease of use with this phone. Nokia are very straightforward with their commands, messaging has got easier (predictive text obvously included) and once you activate your GPRS you can email as a test message as well! This is a communicator phone really, with the same ability to store messages, numbers, addresses, credit-card details (for purchasing online on your ...  Read the complete review