Nokia 6230
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- Anonymous
- 27 Apr 2004
how many in malaysia?
i wan it
i will buy it TOMORROW!!
yeah
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- Anonymous
- 27 Apr 2004
I got silver color and it's cool, the first batch of the phones.
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- LG
- 27 Apr 2004
hi! jst got my N6230 the other day, so far so good...very impressive...such a featuristic phone yet super sleek....the sound quality is just fair enough & quite loud 2 b heard by everybody n 10m distance,anywayz the perfect phone doesn't exist yet..for now, N6230 is the best...f ur planning 2 buy one, u may choose the color pearl white (it's really cool)..here's the formula:
features+sleek design+1-2fixable bugs = almost perfect.......huhu
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- Noki
- 27 Apr 2004
its nice to see that more and more people here are now interested in BT
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- Cyber Sniper
- 26 Apr 2004
To APW100:
You must first give your card a name if it doesn't have one, or else it won't recognize it.
To Cube:
Using ANY forms of connection will not affect the interface of the PC Suite. Which means it works the same no matter what form of connection you use. You just need to tell the Connection manager which form of connection to detect. The maximum transfer rate of Bluetooth is 1Mbps but the actual rate attained is only around 60kbps (kilobytes per second). The speed decreases with the increase of distance between your phone and the bluetooth receiver. Bluetooth is good for transferring photos or mp3's but if u wanna get a 256MB card and put in some movies, i'd suggest a card reader.
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- Anonymous
- 26 Apr 2004
and also make sure your card is not SD card
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- CUBE
- 26 Apr 2004
To: Cyber Sniper
May i know if the bluetooth works exactly the same as the cable? For backing up contacts and pic and etc.....
How fast is the transfer rate when comparing with a cable? For example x1 mp3 song transfer from PC to phone using bluetooth?
Thanks for info.
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- Anonymous
- 26 Apr 2004
try the MMC in a card reader to make sure the MMC has no problem.
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- APW100
- 26 Apr 2004
I tried a 512MB card in the 6230, and it didnt work. When I went to the Gallery, there was no MMC Card icon. Any suggestions?
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- Anonymous
- 26 Apr 2004
Just get a third party cable, only costs less than US$15. Make sure it is DKU-2 compatible.
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- Cyber Sniper
- 26 Apr 2004
To Kia:
I got the Billionton Bluetooth USB dongle for about US$27 whereas the USB cable sells for US$64 at the Nokia Professional Centre. I think that you can get an unofficial cable at computer stores for a lot cheaper. But since the phone supports bluetooth, I'm eager to try something new! ;)
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- kia
- 26 Apr 2004
ohh.thanks alot cyber sniper ! but isnt the cable cheaper than bluetooth port?? how much are they anyway?in S$ OR US$ or someting..btw i'm from singapore.
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- Cyber Sniper
- 26 Apr 2004
To Kia:
They expect you to use Bluetooth or IRDA straight from the box. The cable is REALLY expensive and not included, so i suggest you go buy a Bluetooth dongle, afterall, this phone boasts bluetooth as an advanced function!
To Anonymous:
It is animated in the sense that the icon is REDRAWN from scratch like someone is painting the icon icon if u leave it for awhile. But my old phone (8850) has full icon animation in the sense that the drawing actually moves, not get re-drawn. I guess you know what i mean now.
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- kia
- 26 Apr 2004
hi. may i know if a cable for the 6230 to pc is available in the box? if not how do they expect us to transfer songs?
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- Anonymous
- 26 Apr 2004
almost all that u need to know on 6230 -- http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=349928
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- Anonymous
- 26 Apr 2004
I am waiting for SE S700.
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- anonymous
- 26 Apr 2004
To Cyber Sniper,
You said, "Menu icons are NOT animated"
In Grid mode, you are right, but in the list mode, it is animated, like to traditional Nokia phone.
If you suspect if there is any problem, you may need to check with the Nokia.
Regards
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- m@i
- 25 Apr 2004
this phone is great but it doesn't have real player!
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- Cyber Sniper
- 25 Apr 2004
I bought the first batch of this phone available in HK. It didn't come with the CD-ROM and instead there was a peice of fax back form telling me to fax em telling em the address to send the CD-ROM to when they have stock. Quite dissapointed that there's no data cable included for such an expensive phone! IR is highly compatible with computers and other phones (unlike Sharps' GX-32) Only probs i find is Bluetooth hangs sometimes when you disconnect or unpair. Needs a hard reboot (switching it off and on again). I've had it auto reboot on me b4 too (shi*, microsoft syndrome?? XD). Functions are GREAT. You can transfer files DIRECTLY to the mmc without having to buy another card reader. Can use MP3 as ringing tones. Screensaver works with GIF files in which the picture is animated as a screensaver. The only complains I have is the casing on it is crap. It squeaks and doesn't snap on tightly. The keypad is a bit clumsy for ppl with large thumbs. Menu icons are NOT animated unlike other older nokia models. Radio needs the headset (included with phone) to be connected in order to work. Battery life is OK, it stays at FULL GAUGE for quite a long time but when the battery meter starts dropping, it drops extremely fast! I'd say this phone overall scores 8/10.
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- 6230 user
- 25 Apr 2004
Is anyone experiencing the same problems like mine-All transfer photos from another phone to my phone and the animated cannot be mms out except those by default or the phone itself took the photos.
Previously using the 6600 that do not faced such problems, everything ok.
If really cannot, thinking of change back to Nokia 6600......Pls advise, thanks.