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The Nokia Asha 210 is close to that, except it just have a 2.5G connectivity. I don't know if 3G is worth it on features phone. Don't you think it won't be powe
by louhike 12y ago
The Nokia Asha 210 is close to that, except it just have a 2.5G connectivity. I don't know if 3G is worth it on features phone. Don't you think it won't be powerful enough to take advantage of a 3G connection?
- Fuxy 12y agoThe phone wouldn't be but my tablet that I connect when I need a quick internet connection and a better more full featured experience would be. I almost never use any of my smart phone's features except tethering. The phone's screen is too small for comfort I would rather use my nexus 7 which I always have with me anyway however a phone of that size would be too awkward so why not just separate them. A dumb phone with modem capabilities and great battery life and a smart device for everything else.
- rogersimon2 12y agoFAG!
- masklinn 12y agoThe point is not for the phone itself to use 3G/4G, but to enable it when the phone is used as an access point (or a tethered cellular modem) for a more powerful device. On its own, the phone would use 2G/2.5G.
- rogersimon2 12y agoFAG!
- rogersimon2 12y agoFAG!