Nokia 6234 hits local markets

I am happy with my 2 Nokia 2600's, good for making and getting calls and doing sms's. Top bad the screen is colour, makes it hard to read outdoors in the sun, wish it was black and white...

Guess I'm a cellular cave man...
 
I am happy with my 2 Nokia 2600's, good for making and getting calls and doing sms's. Top bad the screen is colour, makes it hard to read outdoors in the sun, wish it was black and white...

Guess I'm a cellular cave man...

yeah.. you cant use Video call on black and white screens
 
Why is this news? Sony Ericsson have had these 'features' for years now ??

I'm confused...
 
no thanks, i rather go for n80 way better.
 
Still using my 6210. :rolleyes:

I only need a phone to answer and make calls when I have to.
Most of the time my Cell Phone lays on the desk in my office gathering dust as Cell Phone Calls are way too expensive. :(
When the cost of a Cell Phone Call becomes cheaper than a Land Line Call, then I may reconsider using my 6210, or dare say "upgrade" the thing, not that I need all the bells and whistles. :D
 
This definately shouldnt be on the front page on "news". I mean really, who cares if nokia have brought out the phone. there arent any features on there that are new or exciting or anything... I think imates are far better than these nokias in any case :D
 
The only thing remarkable about this phone is its monopolistic intentions. With number portability who wants a vodaphone specific piece of junk??
 
Is this a sign of the phone exclusivity common in the US spreading? Do we really want this horrible disease to take over the GSM world?
 
Ok, I get it now. Instead of locking you to their network via a number, they'll lock your phone to the network. So you will need to get a new phone most likely with a contract, locking you in for another 2 odd years.

One step forward, two steps back - typical.
 
Apparently Not

Just called Vodacom Cutomer Care (lol) who in their usual abrupt and rude manner advised that the 6234 will be available when it is available. Probably only next month sometime. The reason is the infamous "network testing", surely a phone that was specifically designed for an network should have been tested during the design phase? A more likely reason is that they are sitting on a pile of 6230i's which cost the same as the 6234. Another example of stellar service. When I mentioned to the operator that I was dissatisfied he asked what was I going to do, MNP is still 2 months away so just wait as long as it takes. Bear in mind my bill is over R1,500 pm.
 
Ok, I get it now. Instead of locking you to their network via a number, they'll lock your phone to the network. So you will need to get a new phone most likely with a contract, locking you in for another 2 odd years.

One step forward, two steps back - typical.

Eish! Where's this gonna end?? Well, i'm sure vodacom won't have any technical difficulties enabling this phone to work in their environment only. Maybe those techies should see if they can help getting MNP going... LOL
:confused:
 
I still cant see anything special about this phone
 
So what?

Why is this front page news.

Ooo wow Nokia came out with a Vodafone branded phone with tiny buttons that looks cheap and is worse than the Sony Ericsson k750 that came out a year ago.

Did Nokia/Vodafone pay someone to put this phone on MyADSL?

Anyone here ever used a Vodafone branded phone? Vodafone puts their own logos all over the phones and makes the UI look horrible. On some phones they even restrict what you can do compared to non-branded phones.
 
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