Nokia 8850 Mobile Phone

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modest styling and feature set. The 6310 inspired a loyal customer base who wanted to continue using this phone Some information courtesy of Nigel Linge & Andy Sutton, the authors of 30 Years of Mobile Phones in the UK (Paid Link) The phone weighs 91 g (with a lithium battery) and had dimension of 100x44x17 mm. It has a white light blue tinted frontlit monochrome display (the keypad is also illuminated white) 96x64 pixels. The volume has 10 levels and is controlled via chrome button on the top left side of the phone. The base of the phone contains the charger and headset connector. The Nokia 8850 uses GSM 900/1800 and supports Extended GSM 900 band (EGSM) and can automatically switch between bands. The North American version, the Nokia 8890, had all the same features but a retractable antenna and GSM 900 and 1900MHz bands. The phone has four games: Memory, Snake, Logic and Rotation.

features, including an infra red port, Nokia's famous menu system and an impressive 133 hours of standby time Messages can be up to 160 characters long. Compatible phones can send and receive picture messaging in Nokia standard Smart Messaging, not in later (universal) EMS. It could receive network operator logos and ringtones (up to five). The beginning of the Premium category can be seen with the 8110, which took mobile phone design in a new direction. Year This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.Thorough, comprehensive testing – each battery cell is tested to ensure all safety requirements are met and that it holds and maintains the correct capacity - all before installation Certified safety – CE & ROHS certified, Grade A battery with short-circuit, overheating and overvoltage protection Replacement Nokia battery – a perfect replacement battery for Nokia 8310, 8850, 8890, 8910, 8910i, 3610, 5210, 6510, 7650, 8210 smartphones

top range business phones emphasising status). It is hard to be certain when Nokia first started using these terms to hold and the phone was easy to use. It was one of the most desirable Christmas presents of 1998.Very basic analogue phone with reputation as the "Bimbo" phone; the first Nokia on PAYG in the UK (1997)

There was very little strategy, design or marketing applied to early mobile phones. However, with the The phone features an infrared port on the lower left side which can be used to communicate with a compatible PC. As well as this, the infrared port can also be used to transfer names and phone numbers between compatible phones an addition to business card sending and receiving. Data is transferred at 9.6 kilobits per second ( CSD).Whilst the original fashion phones, the 8000 series, targeted both male and female consumers, the later