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- 09-10-2003, 05:28 PM #1The MoleGuest
3410 does have a security keyboard lock!
- It's at [Menu] 4-6-2 and then your security code is asked when you unlock
with [Menu] *
- Also the 3410 can lock the keyboard on a timer (unlike 3315). You can
use this with a security or without.
3410 is a superb phone if you don't want a toy, just one that makes calls
and has some useful functions at a budget price.
I even think it has the edge over the 3510i orange thingy as the 3410 being
DCT3 works well with LM for changing screensavers and pictures etc. Even
the clock screensavers are better; more detailed.
If you want a budget phone, spend £10 more over the 3310 on 'pay and go',
plus all bonus stuff is enabled in 3410 already.
I enjoyed that!
/Smug Mode.
Mole.
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- 09-10-2003, 05:34 PM #2The MoleGuest
Re: Friends: Ep 234, The one where John got the 3410 keyboard info wrong!
TIP:
Even better in that as most thieving bastards use clips, great if you lose
the phone and 1 and 2 are enabled!
(providing security code is changed from 12345 of course).
- 09-11-2003, 07:24 AM #3Richard ColtonGuest
Re: Friends: Ep 234, The one where John got the 3410 keyboard info wrong!
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> - Also the 3410 can lock the keyboard on a timer (unlike 3315)
I seem to remember that the 3315 does indeed have a timed keyboard lock, but
as you stated, minus the security request.
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- 09-11-2003, 08:03 AM #4The MoleGuest
Re: Friends: Ep 234, The one where John got the 3410 keyboard info wrong!
Perhaps I meant 3310 as was thinking that 3410 has features enabled by
default. On 3310 you need to add 3315 bits.
I think the jist was that 3310 and 3410 on P&G now seem to have a difference
of only about £10 - so 3410 wins by far here!
- 3315 mode (when enabled) has a timed keylock like 3410 but only the 3410
has the added security code option.
Nokia ought to add it.
"Richard Colton" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "The Mole" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> <snip>
> > - Also the 3410 can lock the keyboard on a timer (unlike 3315)
>
> I seem to remember that the 3315 does indeed have a timed keyboard lock,
but
> as you stated, minus the security request.
>
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> >>> http://www.uselessinfo.org.uk <<<
>
>
- 09-11-2003, 03:44 PM #5Richard ColtonGuest
Re: Friends: Ep 234, The one where John got the 3410 keyboard info wrong!
"The Mole" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Perhaps I meant 3310 as was thinking that 3410 has features enabled by
> default. On 3310 you need to add 3315 bits.
> I think the jist was that 3310 and 3410 on P&G now seem to have a
difference
> of only about £10 - so 3410 wins by far here!
> - 3315 mode (when enabled) has a timed keylock like 3410 but only the 3410
> has the added security code option.
> Nokia ought to add it.
Got to agree that the 3310 is definately becoming poor value for money
compared to the 3410. Mind you, it's still a better bet than the crappy
2100 & 3100 rubbish that Nokia have brought out at stupid prices.
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- 09-11-2003, 08:48 PM #6The MoleGuest
Re: Friends: Ep 234, The one where John got the 3410 keyboard info wrong!
> Got to agree that the 3310 is definately becoming poor value for money
> compared to the 3410. Mind you, it's still a better bet than the crappy
> 2100 & 3100 rubbish that Nokia have brought out at stupid prices.
>
Unsure what those models are like...
Not been unlocking many Nokias recently, just oldish ones for people I work
with...
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