Nokia 8110

Ah yes, the Nokia 8110. What can I say, except, that this is the MATRIX PHONE! Yes that's right, it is identical, apart from the automatic sliding featuring in the film, which is just a huge bonus. This phone is in the drawer, for many many years now, not sure if it still works. It is big, large and of course too heavy - with our current standards. It does not have a camera, it even has outward antennae, and basic screen. I cannot say much about using it now, since it has been such a long time since I used it, but it was easy to use, nice to carry around, and the curviness of the phone is great to hold against the face. One of the oldies, and ...  Read the complete review

wow - Advantages: aaa, aaa, aaa - Disadvantages: aaa, aaa, aaa

The Nokia 8146 is a veritable antique in handset terms but a great many are still in use and more are probably lingering in the back of drawers or cupboards having been replaced by the next new thing. I have used a Nokia 8146 on the One2One network for the last two years. I inherited it when I moved into my current post and have not, yet, seen any reason to replace it. I have been a regular (not to say, heavy) business user of mobiles for the past 9 years. More than this, for a number of years I was actually involved in field testing using a range of handsets on all of the UK networks. First the facts about the handset. It was first released in the ...  Read the complete review