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Nokia 6340 Dual-mode
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January 2002Latest Reviews
great phone for mobile professionals
Reviewed on Saturday April 3, 2004 by spike, vancuver,bc
hello fellas,
this is by far the best phone I've ever used, combined with City Fido service. while in metro vancouver, i can have unlimited service while on the road, when i get to the interior or to the island the phone automatically switeches to analogue mode and gives me access whereas my previous Fido phones did not. good sized phone for easy grasp and usage, user friendly software, handsome phone, simple not too fancy, huge fonts on screen make it easy to read, great reception! Great overall phone!
the only suggestions i would make for the next version of this phone is to make it coloured, and to add an integrated speaker phone. once this is done, it's a total and complete phone for the mobile professional.
Cheers!
s
this is by far the best phone I've ever used, combined with City Fido service. while in metro vancouver, i can have unlimited service while on the road, when i get to the interior or to the island the phone automatically switeches to analogue mode and gives me access whereas my previous Fido phones did not. good sized phone for easy grasp and usage, user friendly software, handsome phone, simple not too fancy, huge fonts on screen make it easy to read, great reception! Great overall phone!
the only suggestions i would make for the next version of this phone is to make it coloured, and to add an integrated speaker phone. once this is done, it's a total and complete phone for the mobile professional.
Cheers!
s
One glaring problem
Reviewed on Monday February 16, 2004 by Sco, Ottawa
It's a good phone.
Problem is, you can't tell it not to roam to AMPS. As soon as I drive out of digital range, it switches over and takes a long time to switch back. I only want to use analog when I'm on a road trip somewhere, not around town.
I had the 6190 with the analog adapter, and you could tell it to stay digital. This is a stupid omission by Nokia.
Problem is, you can't tell it not to roam to AMPS. As soon as I drive out of digital range, it switches over and takes a long time to switch back. I only want to use analog when I'm on a road trip somewhere, not around town.
I had the 6190 with the analog adapter, and you could tell it to stay digital. This is a stupid omission by Nokia.
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