Then, don't write here!!! Who made you post to this forum??
I have a 7650 (first Series 60 phone), that I've bought in a promotion that my telco was offering. My phone costed me just about $75. I wasn't going to buy a $700 phone by then. My first impression of the device was that it was quite "useless" at the beginning. Then I started to configure the e-mail. Because I travel a lot, and most of the time I'm away from a "NETed" computer, I started to see if I had important e-mails in my mail box. Then I started to use the Callendar function, started to add some extra programs (yes, this works like a PDA!!!) and games!
The camera has been usefull quite a few times (like in an accident a friend had, so that we could take pictures of the car and send them to the insurance company)
All of this can be syncronised with a PIM program like Outlook or Lotus.
The only four drawbacks the 7650 has are:
Short battery life
No bluetooth AUDIO PROFILE (i.e., you cannot connect to a wireless headset or car kit)
Fixed memmory: 4Mb
Only GSM 900/1800
The 3650 addresses all this problems, because it has a longer battery life, BT audio profile, Multimedia Card for extra storage of programs, contacts, pictures, videos and last but not least: TRIBAND!!
If you want a phone that just does phone calls, you can buy some models from Nokia that just plain do that!!
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And in Portuguese it means "naked"!!! :D
I didn't think of it that way... The T68 does have bluetooth, so that's why I understanded that way. Maybe I should read more carefully next time.
This .87W of power is the PHONE's GSM Antena, not the Bluetooth!!!
Then, don't write here!!! Who made you post to this forum??
I have a 7650 (first Series 60 phone), that I've bought in a promotion that my telco was offering. My phone costed me just about $75. I wasn't going to buy a $700 phone by then. My first impression of the device was that it was quite "useless" at the beginning. Then I started to configure the e-mail. Because I travel a lot, and most of the time I'm away from a "NETed" computer, I started to see if I had important e-mails in my mail box. Then I started to use the Callendar function, started to add some extra programs (yes, this works like a PDA!!!) and games!
The camera has been usefull quite a few times (like in an accident a friend had, so that we could take pictures of the car and send them to the insurance company)
All of this can be syncronised with a PIM program like Outlook or Lotus.
The only four drawbacks the 7650 has are:
The 3650 addresses all this problems, because it has a longer battery life, BT audio profile, Multimedia Card for extra storage of programs, contacts, pictures, videos and last but not least: TRIBAND!!
If you want a phone that just does phone calls, you can buy some models from Nokia that just plain do that!!