Easy Pace with Nokia C3

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One of the most aspiring things about the Nokia C3 is the features that it brings forward with a price tag of only 100 Euro.

Once you switch the Nokia C3on, you will discover that it runs on Nokia Series 40 platform. Although the 40 platform is behind time, it also opens applications at a slow pace.

This is a no disappointment as it comes with a WiFi and Bluetooth which you could use either for Internet connection purposes or transfer files among other Bluetooth peripheral devices. You would probably use the Bluetooth device to share photos which you could take using the 2MP camera on the back.

On a closer look, you will notice that on the top of the Nokia C3 there is a 3.5mm headphone slot for music listening. For use with PC, a USB port and a SDHC are also strategically located where the SDHC is bundled with a 2Giga Byte card. Unfortunately, you will not be able to use the 3G capabilities on the Nokia C3, but the GPRS proofs to be very useful while using surfing applications such as opera mini.

If you open the back lid you will a 1320mAh BL-5J battery which is precisely 800 hours worth of stand by time. The screen is 2.4″ and has a QVGA resolution which performs very well outdoors.

As you move down, below the screen is positioned a number of keys. There are two applications keys, a power key which serves for a call and disconnect key. For those who like messaging, the Nokia C3 has a QWERTY keypad you would think it is a copy of the E72.

Under the applications, the Nokia C3 has a J2ME application which also takes a while to load. I noticed that scrolling through messages and texts while surfing is a bit slow. Nokia has been releasing good cell phones and none of those times did I use the Nokia C3 did I have any break downs while making calls.

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