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Nokia Adds Wi-Fi to 9300

Nov 29, 2005, 9:57 AM by (staff)

Nokia today announced a new version of its 9300 communicator smartphone that adds Wi-Fi (802.11g). Like the original, the 9300i also supports EDGE and Bluetooth. The 9300i supports a wide variety of email clients, including BlackBerry Connect, Nokia Business Center, IBM WebSphere, Oracle Collaboration Suite, Seven Always-On Mail and Visto Mobile. The 9300i supports GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 networks and is expected to be available in Q1 2006.

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Cingulargirlnyc

Nov 29, 2005, 10:58 AM

niice

I was planning on getting the 9300, but I will wait for the 9300i instead, I just hope they dont make the mistake of the 9500 and dont offer 850gsm, but according to the article, I think they will offer it in 850/1800/1900 😁

gadgetguy2

What's wrong with offering the 9300 with 850? It is a good marketing strategy; now T-Mobile users will have the option as well to purchase. And probably there will be more units sold by offering the device in 850 as well. 😁

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Rich Brome

Cingulargirlnyc said:
...I just hope they dont make the mistake of the 9500 and dont offer 850gsm, but according to the article, I think they will offer it in 850/1800/1900 😁

Doubtful. What in the article led you to ...
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CingularSUX

Nov 29, 2005, 3:21 PM

Still no Vibrate!

This phone is lacking the the #1 most important feature a phone could have: vibrate. Too bad cause I love this phone.
I had a phone with no vibrate and I missed SO MANY calls. I missed calls when I was in a loud restaurant or bar, when I was driving with my radio on, and many other times. No vibrate on a phone is deal-breaker for me. Very dissapointing by Nokia.

Cingulargirlnyc

Nov 29, 2005, 1:58 PM

Since it has no 850gsm

I will get the current version with the 850gsm.. if it ever arrives! I have been waiting for it since Sept. and who knows, the better battery of the 9300i might fit in the current 9300.

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