It is a job that pays the rent or a job to love, not both. If the Nokia 6303i was this mentality, it would be in big trouble. Fortunately, there is nothing to fear here. It is a device that knows its place and does the job he is paid to do. At first glance, however, it seems that Nokia has reduced features rather than add them. The 3.2MP camera with auto focus VGA @ 15fps has been demoted to the unit fixed point and QVGA video capture @ 8fps.
However, the boost in battery life that makes a big difference. In addition, 3 megapixels is nothing to write home about – with or without AF. The retail package has been updated – you get a card instead of 2GB microSD 1GB and the phone supports cards up to 16GB (original 6303 run of the 4GB card). And then there is the updated user interface too. Main drawbacks: No 3G, memory card slot under the back cover, lower quality than the nominal camera image, smart dialing No, No multitasking whatsoever, and No Office Document Viewer.
It looks like something that Nokia has not changed on the 6303i standard. The metal body with a neutral style (not too extravagant, not too formal) was great the first time in the phone and made to look above their grade pay dressed.
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