On most phones, ringtones are a purely audio experience. Not so with the Nokia 3220. With its vibrating body and pulsating lights, it's like a portable dance party wherever you go. Set it upright on a ...

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01 June 2004Glowing grips and Light Messaging highlight camera phoneWith a burst of rhythmic, flashing lights, the Nokia 3220 camera phone, signaled its arrival and an innovative way to communicate ...

There seems no end to the creative endeavour being focused internationally at present on the device formerly known as the mobile phone. Nokia, the company that pioneered text messaging, picture ...

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Text messaging is so over. If you really want to communicate with your friends, you gotta use light messaging, like with Nokia's new budget 3220 cameraphone, which uses "Xpress-On" grips that let you ...

Nokia’s new 3220 is a nice enough tri-band phone, with integrated VGA camera and all the standard stuff, but besides looking like the bottom of a shoe, it’s most known for its optional Xpress-on ...

Nokia 3220 Front The 3220 is a chubby little phone with tiny rubbery keys that give good physical feedback. Its 128x128, 4096-color screen is small and not terribly lively, although it's perfectly ...

Although it is not activated by default, you can set the phone to display the time (and/or date) on the home screen from the Time and Date settings. When the phone is not in use, the 3220 turns off ...

From the homescreen, tapping left on the D-Pad will bring up the new SMS dialog, which begins with the message composition window. This window will be populated with the previous text, so it must be ...

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