Nokia 6630

-Introduction- The time has come for me to get my hands on a new mobile phone and sign up to a new twelve month contract. I have been waiting for the right phone to come along for a while, nothing else that I have seen really appeals. It was a contest between the Nokia 6630 and 6680 for me, but I eventually settled on the 6630 after agreeing a great deal with shop. The Nokia 6630 is a third generation smart phone. For those of you who are a little less clued up, I will explain those two terms as simply as possible. The third generation handsets (3G) allow users to send and receive videos and images, as well as making video calls. The smart phone, ...  Read the complete review

I brought my Nokia 6630 back in december 05 from The Link on Orange pay & go. It cost me £150 at the time, although I do believe it can be brought much cheaper now. I chose Orange because me being a total WAP head (back then), they offered unlimted browsing for £1 a day which no other network offers and plus its a great deal. So I pay £31 pounds a month for practically broadband instead of the £40 a week that I was paying with other networks. At first I must admit that I wasn't all that impressed by the phone, that was until I bumped into some techno geeks online and started to learn what this phone was capable of. As a phone by itself there is nothing ...  Read the complete review

I was coming to the end of my 12 month contract with Orange, so started to look around for the phone I wanted to upgrade to. Being a complete techy I really wanted a third generation phone (3G) and Orange obliged by launching their service just before Christmas, which was handy as I didn’t really want to go through the pain of number porting exercise. Looking through the range of 3G phones that they had on offer I decided on the Nokia 6630, and below are my thoughts on the phone. ********The Package********* What you get from Orange is of course the phone, a battery, charger, data cable, software, manual and a 64MB mmc card. The manual supplied by Orange ...  Read the complete review

As many of you know Nokia are the leading phone manufacturer. From the Nokia 502 to the Nokia 6630, Nokia have made many improvements to their phones. Many of them now being a shape out of the original mould. When I purchased this from e2save I was so excited, waiting on the edge of my seat for the email confirmation and for when it would be delivered, however, to my displeasure I was told it was out of stock at the moment and they would take delivery in the next 7-14 days. I was on the phone to them first thing next morning and an advisor told me they had a few in stock and he processed my order immediately. By the next morning I had recieved the phone (royal ...  Read the complete review

I was curious about the whole 3G experience so decided to invest in a Nokia 6630 on an orange contract. Included in my contract I got a heck of a lot of free data allowance for the first 3 months and was really glad I did, as this can prove to be an expensive feature. I got a bit hooked on the celebrity news videos and downloaded quite a few things too, but when orange mistakenly charged me for the data after the first month I was horrified to find a bill for £100! Be warned, 3G is great but you really do need to watch the cost. I didn’t actually use the video calling feature but the fact that there isn’t a phone on the front is, in my humble opinion, a bit ...  Read the complete review