Kids will love this blinking, vibrating, customizable phone. But adults may be turned off by the Nokia 3220's brash personality. On most phones, ringtones are a purely audio experience. Not so with ...

01 June 2004Glowing grips and Light Messaging highlight camera phoneWith a burst of rhythmic, flashing lights, the Nokia 3220 camera phone, signaled its arrival and an innovative way to communicate ...

Unveiled today at Nokia Totally Board in Thessaloniki, Greece, the Nokia 3220 is highlighted by transparent Nokia Xpress-On grips, which pulsate with light effects to indicate calls, messages, and in ...

The new mobile phone comes with transparent Nokia Xpress-On grips, which pulsate with light effects to indicate calls, messages, and in sync with the beat of ringtones. Nokia says that it's launching ...

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There seems no end to the creative endeavour being focused internationally at present on the device formerly known as the mobile phone. Nokia, the company that pioneered text messaging, picture ...

Although it is not activated by default, you can set the phone to display the time (and/or date) on the home screen from the Time and Date settings. When the phone is not in use, the 3220 turns off ...

Anyone who's used a Nokia Series 40 will immediately be comfortable with the 3220 as it has the same interface Nokia has used for the past few years. For those not familiar with Series 40, the ...

Nokia 3220 Front The 3220 is a chubby little phone with tiny rubbery keys that give good physical feedback. Its 128x128, 4096-color screen is small and not terribly lively, although it's perfectly ...

The new Nokia 3220 model has the functionality of a business phone. However, as it seems at first sight, it's meant for a different company. Priority is the original style, original light effects and ...

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