Nokia 3310 3G User Manual

Radio
Find and save radio stations
You need to connect a compatible headset to listen to the radio. The headset acts
as an antenna. Troubleshooting tip: in case the radio does not work, make sure that
the headset is properly connected.
SEARCH FOR RADIO STATIONS
Select Menu > . If you open the radio for the first time, it will automatically
search for the available stations and start playing. To switch to another found
station, scroll left or right.
To search for all available stations later, select  > Auto tuning.
SAVE A FOUND STATION AS A FAVORITE
You can save a found station into your list of favorites.
To save a station as a favorite, when listening to that station, select  > Add to 1.
favourites.
Select a position, and select Add.2.
Give the channel a name, and select OK.3.
Listen to radio
Did you find a good radio station? Next, start listening to it!
Nokia 3310 3G User Guide
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Nokia 3310 3G Specifications

General

Network	GSM / HSPA
Dimensions	117 x 52.4 x 13.4 mm (4.61 x 2.06 x 0.53 in)
SIM	Micro-SIM
Display Type	TFT
Internal Storage	64 MB
Main Camera	2 MP
Main Camera Features	LED flash
Video	Yes
Battery	Removable Li-Ion 1200 mAh battery
Music play	Up to 40 h
Radio	FM radio
3.5mm jack	Yes
USB	microUSB 2.0
Messaging	SMS
Browser	WAP 2.0/xHTML
Display Size	2.4 inches
Resolution	240 x 320 pixels
Card Slot	microSDHC
Talk time	Up to 6 h 30 min (3G)
Colors	Yellow, Warm Red

Summary

Get Started

Phone Setup and Power On

Instructions for inserting SIM card, memory card, battery, and switching the phone on.

Micro SIM and Memory Card Usage

Details on using micro SIM cards and microSD memory cards with the device, including compatibility and handling.

Set up your phone (Single SIM)

Step-by-step guide for setting up the phone with a single SIM card, including cover removal and battery insertion.

Set up your phone (Dual SIM)

Instructions for setting up the phone with dual SIM cards, including SIM slot placement and battery insertion.

Charging the Battery and Saving Power

Instructions for charging the phone's battery and tips for conserving power usage on the device.

Basics

Dual SIM Card Management

Guides on selecting SIM cards for calls, messages, and mobile data, and forwarding calls between two SIMs.

Calls, Contacts, and Messages

Making and Answering Calls

Detailed steps for initiating calls, answering incoming calls, and managing call functions like speed dial.

Managing Phone Contacts

Instructions on adding new contacts, saving numbers from the call log, and organizing contact information.

Messaging and Contact Groups

Camera

Taking and Viewing Photos

Video Recording and Playback

Internet and Connections

Browsing the Web

Copy, Share, and Remove Content

Copying Content via USB

Sharing Content Wirelessly

Memory Check and Content Removal

Backup and Restore

Phone Data Backup and Restore

Product and Safety Information

General Safety Guidelines

Important safety instructions regarding restricted areas, road safety, and general device usage precautions.

Device Care and Hearing Protection

Precautions for keeping the device dry, protecting hearing from high volume levels, and SAR information.

Network Services and Emergency Calls

Details on RF exposure (SAR), network service costs, and important information regarding emergency call connections.

Take Care of Your Device

Device Handling and Maintenance

Battery and Charger Information

Battery and Charger Safety Guidelines

Guidelines for using the battery and charger safely, including charging procedures and temperature considerations.

Safety for Children and Medical Devices

Precautions regarding small children, interference with medical devices, and guidelines for implanted medical devices.

Hearing and Device Protection

Hearing Aid Interference and Harmful Content

Vehicle Safety Precautions

Advice on electronic systems in vehicles, installation safety, and avoiding flammable materials with the device.

Potentially Explosive Environments

Safety instructions for using the device in potentially explosive environments like near fuel or chemical plants.