| Nokia 6630 3G Phone Review |
| 15th
March , 2005 ( see
below for all today's 3G news ) |
|
My first impression of the Nokia 6630 was the packaging. Wow, real purpose made moulded parts hold everything in its place. All colour coordinated in black and orange. Well done Orange - a terrific start. Now the phone. Of course, the Nokia 6630 is not just a phone - its a smartphone. Looks - talk about an odd shaped phone with a hidden agenda. This one has a 220MHz processor making it a real powerhouse in the shape of a 3G Series 60 Smartphone.The shape does bother me. But then the Nokia 7600 sold like hot cakes so I will steamroller past the odd shape issues and simply say its not for me. |
| Today's
3G News |
Croatia's
leading mobile provider, T-Mobile Croatia, a subsidiary of T-Mobile
International, has contracted with Siemens Communications to serve as
the sole supplier in building its Third Generation (3G) network. |
3G
operator Svenska UMTS-Nät AB, the joint venture between Tele2 and
TeliaSonera, has awarded Ericsson a new three-year frame agreement for
the delivery of core and radio access network. |
My
first impression of the Nokia 6630 was the packaging.
Wow, real purpose made moulded parts hold everything in its place. All
colour coordinated in black and orange. Well done Orange - a terrific
start. Now the phone. |
Mobile
video specialist, All New Video, has today announced it will be providing
the technology and services for a new video reporting service, for the
British Broadcasting Corporation. |
Low-cost
airline magnate Stelios Haji-Ioannou threatened to
push the UK mobile market into a price war yesterday with the launch
of his latest creation EasyMobile. |
The
onset of mass multiplayer gaming, a widening gaming demographic, greater
playability, and increased adoption of mobile services in emerging markets
point to a fast expanding market for mobile games |
Europe
: This is a review of the 3G Nokia 6630 handset and
was undertaken in March, 2005 by Kevin Thomas of 3G.co.uk.
