Nokia 6255i / 6256i
What does the i stand for?
In 6256i, what does the i stand for?
I ask because when I asked a sales rep what the i in my Moto V60i stood for, he told me, "It stands for INTERCHANGEABLE face plates." It was then that I bought the deep metallic apple red face plate for my V60i.
So: What does the i in the 6256i stand for?
-Lorna
I ask because when I asked a sales rep what the i in my Moto V60i stood for, he told me, "It stands for INTERCHANGEABLE face plates." It was then that I bought the deep metallic apple red face plate for my V60i.
So: What does the i in the 6256i stand for?
-Lorna
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I am not positive, but here's a thought:
Nokia came out with the 3585, then subsequently came out with the 3585i. The only difference between the two handsets was that the 3585i had GPS capabilities for E911.
Nokia came out with the 3585, then subsequently came out with the 3585i. The only difference between the two handsets was that the 3585i had GPS capabilities for E911.
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Well, I checked the Nokia 6256i and there is no mention of GPS in the features/specifications. Thanks for giving me the thought, though. 🙂
-Lorna
-Lorna
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It does have that feature though, it's required by law that all new phones must have it. e911 capability, at least, which is what he meant
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By saying that, he doesn't mean that the i stands for the gps capabilities... he's saying that there was only a slight difference between the two models, so instead of making a whole new name for it, they just add an i. Moto just did this with their razrs.. (See front page of phonescoop.com)
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