Nokia 2630: a phone at last
Hey guys, I got my new phone after 8 months being phoneless. It’s a part of the 3-cellphone bundle (all Nokia 6230s) offered by one of Sun Cellular’s plan packages.

It’s a Nokia 6230! It is slim and lightweight. Uber-slim that it’s thickness scores at 9.9mm; not even touching the centimeter range. It weighs 66g; far lighter than laptops! But seriously, it’s feather-light especially without the battery pack.

I tried to get the most out of it’s precharged battery juice. I played with it; from its Bluetooth connectivity down to its camera. Too bad I haven’t tried using it’s xHTML web browser; I wonder how my blog will look with my new phone?

It’s VGA camera can shoot up to 640×480 pixels for images and 128×96 pixels for video. All the images in this post were taken using the phone (the phone on the pictures is a different phone; but same phone model). The rendered images are decent; not bad and not that good.

It boasts its basic PDA functions: to-do lists, alarm clocks, currency converter, stopwatch, reminders and calendar. The phone was not too serious that it even bothered to have games!

Audiophiles, this is not for you. It’s built-in loudspeakers doesn’t sound good, just at par for a normal phone. Good thing it has a standard 35mm audio jack on its side; near the USB and charger ports.
It supports polyphonic (MIDI) and MP3 ringtones; you can load it up with your HamburJer and Janina San Miguel ringtones but beware it only has 11MB user-usable disk space! Another bad would be it’s memory is NOT expandable; a music library is a NO NO.
I don’t have anything to say now. If you’re interested to talk to me, just drop your SUN CELLULAR cellphone numbers on the comments and I’ll gladly meet someone on the phone.
This is my first cellphone review so please understand if it sucks! (offtopic: DreamHost coupon codes)


Conrad Miguel E. Gozalo is a 17-year old guy from General Santos City, Philippines. He is currently taking up his BS Computer Science at the University of the Philippines Diliman. He is a proud Linux user since August 2008. He is also a big fan of Free and Open Source Software. Know more about him on the 

8 Responses to “Nokia 2630: a phone at last” (join them?)
April 10, 2008 at 6:51 am
Congratulations on the new phone! It’s a good one and I’m sure you’ll find it quite useful. Nice review as well.
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April 10, 2008 at 2:32 pm
Wow, nice phone Mikko.. Would you be my textmate?, lol..
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April 10, 2008 at 2:40 pm
wow. congrats. I wanted to have that phone, pang-extra.
sleek and neat.
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April 11, 2008 at 9:15 am
Congrats mikko! Finally, you’re one of us! Hehehe!
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April 14, 2008 at 8:54 pm
Sana naman ingatan mo na yan. Or else. Kukunin ko yan bago pa man mawala. Hahahaha. LOL
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April 15, 2008 at 8:40 pm
Welcome back!!! I cant imagine it… 8 months in the world texting capital hehehe… You must be joking? hehehe may chikka naman….
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April 15, 2008 at 9:47 pm
No, I’m not kidding. Hindi ako adik sa text eh. In fact, I hate text speak (d 1 lyk ds). I don’t use shortcuts when texting unless I’m super concerned of the load.
July 2, 2009 at 11:35 pm
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