New Nokia 3310
The new Nokia 3310 takes the iconic silhouette of the original and reimagines it for 2017. The custom designed user interface brings a fresh look to a classic, whilst the 2.4” polarised and curved screen window makes for better readability in sunlight.
The funny thing about the 2017 version of the Nokia 3310 is that you find yourself liking the things that you'd usually hate in more modern smartphone offerings. I mean, it wouldn't feel like the 3310 if it wasn't made of a nice and cheap-feeling plastic, so I was oddly pleased with how bargain-basement the build quality is.
Nokia new 3310 phone builds on the original 1.5-inch monochrome display with a 2.4in 240 x 320 resolution screen, which is quite an upgrade, considering.
Navigating to and from the main menu and back again is made simple with the 3310's physical keys. A directional pad is joined by Back and Call buttons.
In terms of the Internet, the 3310 has 2.5G, so you can surf the web with the Opera Mini browser. You can get on Facebook and Twitter if you have to, but don't expect a fluid iPhone-esque experience. And it also has good old SMS messaging and a phonebook you can store all your friends' numbers in so you can call them. Yes, how crazy.The 3310's poor resolution ensures battery life doesn't disappoint. This thing can be charged and left lying around on standby for a month before it needs juicing up again, and you can talk for an entire day without needing to reach for the microUSB cable.You can't compare the 3310's 2-megapixel camera to those featured in smartphones of today, Think back to the first smartphone camera you ever used - that's how the 3310 feels.
The new Nokia 3310 takes the iconic silhouette of the original and reimagines it for 2017. The custom designed user interface brings a fresh look to a classic, whilst the 2.4” polarised and curved screen window makes for better readability in sunlight.
The funny thing about the 2017 version of the Nokia 3310 is that you find yourself liking the things that you'd usually hate in more modern smartphone offerings. I mean, it wouldn't feel like the 3310 if it wasn't made of a nice and cheap-feeling plastic, so I was oddly pleased with how bargain-basement the build quality is.
Nokia new 3310 phone builds on the original 1.5-inch monochrome display with a 2.4in 240 x 320 resolution screen, which is quite an upgrade, considering.
Navigating to and from the main menu and back again is made simple with the 3310's physical keys. A directional pad is joined by Back and Call buttons.
In terms of the Internet, the 3310 has 2.5G, so you can surf the web with the Opera Mini browser. You can get on Facebook and Twitter if you have to, but don't expect a fluid iPhone-esque experience. And it also has good old SMS messaging and a phonebook you can store all your friends' numbers in so you can call them. Yes, how crazy.The 3310's poor resolution ensures battery life doesn't disappoint. This thing can be charged and left lying around on standby for a month before it needs juicing up again, and you can talk for an entire day without needing to reach for the microUSB cable.You can't compare the 3310's 2-megapixel camera to those featured in smartphones of today, Think back to the first smartphone camera you ever used - that's how the 3310 feels.
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