One of Nokia's legendary mobile phones is reborn in a new version. The cellphone is the Nokia 6310 which used to be selling well in many countries.
The Nokia 3610, which is famous for its stubborn and long-lasting battery, was first introduced in March 2001 or 20 years ago. According to HMD Global, the release of the Nokia 6310 reborn is intended as a celebration of the two decades of HP.
Of course, there are quite a few updates that are presented in the new version of the Nokia 6310. For example, the appearance is quite different from the previous version, some even say that it is actually more similar to the Nokia 3310 reborn.
The screen is 2.8 inches wide in color, it used to be only 1.8 inches and black and white. While the innards are equipped with a UNISOC 6531F processor, 8 MB RAM and 16 MB internal memory which can be expanded up to 32 GB.
Nokia 6310 reborn. Photo: HMD Global
Indeed, as a feature phone like the original version, the ability of the Nokia 6310 reborn certainly cannot be compared to a smartphone. It runs the S30+ operating system which is fairly old school.
The Nokia 6310 reborn battery has a capacity of 1,150 mAh which seems to be as durable as the first version. The back case can be opened so that the battery can be replaced as well as to access the SIM card slot. While charging using micro USB.
Just for entertainment, there is a new version of the legendary game Snake embedded and there is an FM Radio. Then there's a 0.3-megapixel camera and a flashlight, similar to the feature phones of the past.
The color choices are black, green and yellow. The Nokia 6310 reborn is already available in the UK, among others, for £60. There is no information whether to visit other countries.
