Thinking of buying a 6230

It seems to have everything in a nice little package. Any reason why i =
shouldn't?

Moving over from a Moto V600.

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wait til they finish the firmware..

"A Person" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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It seems to have everything in a nice little package. Any reason why i
shouldn't?

Moving over from a Moto V600.

On Sun, 9 May 2004 06:57:43 +1000, "god" <[email protected]> wrote:

>wait til they finish the firmware..

Absolutely! As with most new Nokias the first 3 to 6 months (maybe
half the anticipated lifespan!) should be regarded as a public beta
test of their lousy firmware.

Leave it till August at least.

On Sat, 8 May 2004 17:07:34 +0100, "A Person" <[email protected]> wrote:

>It seems to have everything in a nice little package. Any reason why i =
>shouldn't?

There are certainly some minor bugs and some users have reported
problems with certain of the new type of large capacity SIM cards.

However, generally it's a great little phone and I don't regret
buying mine. The amount of problems is no greater than 'normal' for
such an advanced spec phone and considerably less than those of some
others. Will be happy when the niggles are ironed out though.


Gav

Gav wrote:
> There are certainly some minor bugs and some users have reported
> problems with certain of the new type of large capacity SIM cards.


As fair as I know, the most current firmware version 3.15 most issues. It's
already available at least here in Finland.

Nokia gives official support for MMCs up to 128 MB, but many have reported
at least 256 MB cards working. My 128 MB MMC (Verbatime) has worked without
any problems. I use it for image and MP3 storage.

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Tero Lehto
http://lehto.net/tero/

Gav wrote:
>> On Sat, 8 May 2004 17:07:34 +0100, "A Person" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> It seems to have everything in a nice little package. Any reason
>>> why i = shouldn't?
>>
>> There are certainly some minor bugs and some users have reported
>> problems with certain of the new type of large capacity SIM cards.
>>
>> However, generally it's a great little phone and I don't regret
>> buying mine. The amount of problems is no greater than 'normal' for
>> such an advanced spec phone and considerably less than those of some
>> others. Will be happy when the niggles are ironed out though.
>>
>>
>> Gav

Well, from what I have tried out with my SIM collection on my 6230, 8k
(deactivated and operational), 16k (deactivated), 32k (operational) and 64k
(deactivated and operational) SIMs work well with the phone.. haven't tried
the fancy "SIM browser" 128K SIMs though.