Nokia 3600 slide review: Smooth glider - comments

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Karl
m7K
20 Nov 2008

I'm a novice in computer technology.
But is it somehow posible to delete things in the menys of this phone?

For example, I'm really annoyed that NOKIA have put yahoo Go! everywhere. (As the 4th option in the messages meny)

Yahoo Go! cannot be deleted within programs at least. Neither, the other "must have programs" like flickr, I don't need it there, and it annoys me to have to scroll far way down to find my usful prrgrams, like the converter.

Actually, I would have prefed to get the "E-mail" option(#3 in messages) deleted as well, because I can't use that kind of net here.

May anyone help me?

Bur for the record, it's a nice looking telephone!

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raky
upc
27 Oct 2008

this phone is simply superb

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Anonymous
ibX
25 Oct 2008

this phone can PLAY wmv CODE!

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Kal
vwd
10 Oct 2008

And the color gradient is taken from LG KF510 as well.

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Anonymous
iIR
29 Sep 2008

looks like a samsung.

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Anonymous
ibp
28 Sep 2008

0% same with samsung lol

this ohone just like the 2600classic

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Kal
2SU
27 Sep 2008

A Samsung slider in Nokia's portfolio!!! Then again an outdated samsung design. Lol.

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cool
LmV
27 Sep 2008

I'm concearned about the scratched keys thing. Why Nokia makes a slide phone that the slide mechanism is crap?

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shadowed_angst
tJr
27 Sep 2008

I think it's a good mid-range phone overall considering price vs. looks & performance. And it's got VGA (15fps) video recording. I hope image quality and flash will be enhanced when a firmware update gets released.

What will be great for me, though, is a Symbian slider with a feature set which is at least equal to that of the 6120.

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bummy
jDv
27 Sep 2008

Slider scratches the keys? 2" display, and poor image quality for 200 euros?
Holy cow....

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Mark
puy
26 Sep 2008

this is a great,i like it very much.

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Anonymous
tDx
26 Sep 2008

nice looking phone, but a little bit overpriced.
its more expensive than the still-available Nokia 6120 Classic.
if it's up to me, i pick 6120 instead, since it's a HSDPA smartphone...