They can run the same Java apps - but does it much much faster than the 3310 3G. Instead go for any old used Sony Ericsson. If you're looking for a great feature phone, this isn't it. It'll ask you every single time an app attempts file access. You can tell the phone to 'Ask once only' when apps requests internet access or file access etc.

SE phones has a nice option regarding security in Java apps. Goes for the preinstalled games too - demos that you don't have any options to remove. But as with all other Nokia phones, there's no way to control volume in Java apps, which means the games are ridiculously loud. And it's nice to be able to run Java apps, of which I've made quite a few of my own. Dual sim is nice if you want to use one phone for work and private. The screen is nice though, and the keys are good for T9 texting, if you disregard the silly input mode-switching. The Nokia 3310 just deletes the word when I do that. Also on SE phones I can press # after having typed a word to change upper/lower case letters on that word. On SE phones I press just once to switch to that mode.

When typing a message and wanting an uppercase letter, I have to press # 9 times!!! No brains behind this. Otherwise I could have just kept using the old Sony Ericsson phones.Īnd what good is an alarm if it doesn't work when the phone is turned off? SE phones did this right. Feels like no one tested this phone at all. They still rock to this day, and have been using them for years again up until recently I bought the Nokia 3310 3G Best phones I ever had were the Sony Ericsson feature phones. I've tried a few Android smartphones but never found them pleasant to use.

Nokia 3310 3g 2.4