Nokia 300 manual

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Contents Nokia User GuideContents Messaging PersonalisationCalls Web Mail and chatPhotos and videos Music and audioConnectivity Nokia original accessoriesIndex 117Keys and parts Get startedPage Insert the SIM card and battery Insert a memory card Charge the battery Charge the battery over USB Date Time Switch on0900 Explore your phoneLock the keys and screen Change the volume Attach a strap Copy content from your old phone Select Menu Settings Profiles Select Flight Activate IndicatorsUse your phone offline Page Change the time and date Phone basicsSet an alarm Add an appointment Remember a birthday Convert a solar item to a lunar date Lunar calendarUse the calculator Convert currency Convert currenciesSelect Menu Applications Extras Collection Converter Convert measuresSelect Menu Applications Dictionary Translate Chinese to EnglishSelect Menu Applications and Extras Options Downloads Download a game or appDecline a call CallsMake a call Answer a callView your missed calls Call the last dialled number Call several people at the same time Select Activate To voice mailbox or To other number Select Menu Settings Call Call divertPrevent making or receiving calls Select Menu Settings and SecuritySave a name and phone number ContactsMake a call Make calls quicklySelect Menu Contacts Create a contact groupMove or copy contacts to your SIM card Change your ringtone PersonalisationAdd a shortcut to your home screen Rearrange home screen items Replace shortcuts with new ones Personalise your home screenCreate your own profile Select Menu Settings Profiles Select My style 1 or My styleSend a message MessagingSelect Menu Messaging and Create message Select Menu Messaging Select Create message Send a message to a group of peopleType in a punctuation mark Write textMove the cursor Type in a spaceSave a mail attachment Save an attachmentSelect Menu Messaging Save a message attachment Select Options SaveSelect Menu Messaging Voice messages and Voice mailbox no Set up your voicemailListen to your voicemail when you just missed a call Check your voicemailSelect Menu Messaging Select Other messages Audio message Send an audio messageAdd a mailbox later Select Menu Messaging Mail Set up your mail accountSelect Menu Messaging Set up mail Mail and chatSelect Options Compose new Send a mailSelect Menu Messaging Chat Chat with your friendsTake a photo Photos and videosRecord a video Select Menu Photos and My albums Organise your photosSelect Menu Photos Edit a photoSend several photos at the same time Send a photo or videoSend several videos at the same time Copy music from your PC Music and audioClose the music player Play a songSelect Menu Music My music Skip to the previous or next songConnect loudspeakers to your phone Connect wired loudspeakersClose the radio Select Menu Music Radio Change the volumeListen to the radio Set the radio to play in the backgroundListen to your recordings Select Options Recordings list Record sound clipsSelect Menu Applications Voice recorder Record a phone conversationBrowse the web WebGo to a website Select Menu Internet Clear browsing historyConnectivity Connect to a wireless headsetSwitch Bluetooth off Select Bluetooth Off Select Menu Settings Connectivity BluetoothProtect your phone Copy content between your phone and a computer Lock your phone Protect your phoneSelect Menu Applications Gallery Password protect your memory cardSelect Format m. card Format a memory cardPrepare your phone for recycling Select Menu Settings and Rest. fact. sett. AllSupport Support and updatesSelect Menu Settings Sync & backup Select Create backup Back up content to a memory cardRestore a backup Select Restore backup About phone software updates Update phone software using your PC Select Menu Settings and Phone Phone updates Update phone software using your phoneCheck for updates automatically Select Menu Settings and Rest. fact. sett. Settings only Restore original settingsAccess codes Page Practical rules about accessories Nokia original accessoriesBattery Feature specific instructions SafetyPage Network services and costs Connectivity security Battery Battery and charger infoBattery safety Take care of your device Recycle About Digital Rights Management Implanted medical devices Additional safety information Nickel Small childrenOperating environment Medical devicesVehicles HearingPotentially explosive environments Make an emergency call Protect your device from harmful contentCertification information SAR Registration and Termination Terms of UseAcceptance EligibilityLicenses Using the Service You agree to Content Allegations of Copyright Infringement Order and Payment Terms FeesPage Feedback to Nokia Cancellations and RefundsSocial Activities and Location Sharing 100Availability and Technical Requirements 101 Links to Third Party Sites and ContentAdvertisements 102 Assignment 103Changes in Terms Intellectual Property104 105 106 Why Do We Process Personal Data?First use of your Nokia device 107Do We Share Personal Data? 108Nokia companies Authorized third parties We109 How Do We Address Data Quality? What Steps Are Taken To Safeguard Personal Data?110 How Do We Address The Privacy of Children?111 What Are Your Rights? 112Who Is The Controller of Your Personal Data? Changes to This Privacy Policy Copyright and other notices113 US Safe Harbor Privacy Framework114 115 FCC/INDUSTRY Canada Notice116 117 Index61 M 20 K118 119 120

300 specifications

The Nokia 300 is a classic mobile phone that captures the essence of simplicity and practicality in the world of mobile technology. Launched as part of Nokia's Asha series, the Nokia 300 delivered an unwavering focus on core functionalities while providing some modern enhancements suitable for users of its time.

One of the standout features of the Nokia 300 is its sleek and compact design. With a comfortable form factor, it fits comfortably in the palm, making it easy to carry around. The device is equipped with a 2.6-inch touchscreen display, offering a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. While not comparable to today's high-definition displays, it serves well for basic tasks such as texting, calling, and browsing the limited mobile web.

Storage flexibility was a priority for the Nokia 300, as evidenced by its microSD card slot. Users can expand the internal memory and store music, photos, and other media files. This is especially beneficial for those who enjoy customizing their phone with personal content.

The Nokia 300's camera is a basic 3.2-megapixel unit, perfect for casual photography. Although it may not compete with modern smartphone cameras, it allows users to capture moments on the go, complemented by features like digital zoom and a LED flash for low-light conditions.

Connectivity is pivotal in the Nokia 300's feature set. The phone includes support for 3G networks, with data speeds allowing for reasonably fast browsing and social media updates. Additionally, it comes preloaded with a suite of apps and services, including social media integration, making it easier for users to stay connected with friends and family.

Running the Series 40 operating system, the Nokia 300 allows users to access a range of applications, including games and productivity tools. This operating system strikes a balance between usability and performance, giving users the ability to stream music and check emails efficiently.

Battery life is another commendable attribute of the Nokia 300. With a robust battery capacity, users could go multiple days without needing a recharge, an essential factor for those who value prolonged usage without constant charging.

Overall, the Nokia 300 reflects the Nokia ethos of providing functional devices that cater to the needs of everyday users. While it may not embody the features of contemporary smartphones, its blend of utility, design, and connectivity ensures it holds a special place in the hearts of those who appreciate its classic charm.