Nokia 3711 flips its way onto T-Mobile

Posted Nov 5th 2009 4:41PM by Chris Ziegler

Filed under: Handsets, Nokia, T-Mobile, GSM, EDGE, HSDPA, UMTS

Say "AWS-compliant Nokia" and the first thing many folks are going to be thinking about right now is the mighty N900, but yeah, that's not what T-Mobile's getting around to launching today. Instead, it's the 3711 that we first met back in early October, offering a QVGA primary display, 2 megapixel camera, GPS, and FM radio in a smooth little clamshell package that'll run $69.99 on an Even More contract after rebate or $159.99 on Even More Plus. It's available now -- just don't expect to be running Maemo on this bad boy and you should be fine.

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Tags: 3711, clamshell, edge, flip, gsm, hsdpa, nokia, t mobile, t-mobile, tmobile, umts

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PJ @ Nov 5th 2009 10:01PM

Did you receive a test unit from T-Mobile? I am interested in this for a family member who doesn't need a smartphone, but not a single site is covering this handset. I guess I will have to make a trek down to the T-Mobile store and check it out first hand.

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r4 games @ Nov 6th 2009 4:34AM

Hi ,
Thanks for sharing information about this mobile.i want to buy new phone and this article help me to chose one more option....

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Ross @ Nov 6th 2009 4:55AM

Why does this phone offer 3G support? I'm really confused here. Does 3G improve call quality also or something? Please, fill me in.

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Ross @ Nov 6th 2009 4:57AM

Also, how does it offer GPS? This is also something I've been wondering about for a while. I thought all GPS stuff was driven through apps with paid services.

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m3 @ Nov 6th 2009 6:44AM

3G gives you faster data transfer (good when you surf on the web), GPS can be used free of charge (for Google or Nokia Maps for example)but you need to pay for a licence if you want to use the navigation software.

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Ross @ Nov 6th 2009 7:08AM

So then this thing has a web browser? Obviously not as robust as a smartphone though right?

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sendschie @ Nov 6th 2009 8:50AM

opera mini can run on any S40 phone (like this one) and is a pretty decent browser. opera mini is free, too

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Ross @ Nov 6th 2009 9:36AM

How does something like Opera Mini run? Can it only browse "mobile" pages or can it look at anything?

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sendschie @ Nov 6th 2009 8:52AM

opera mini can run on any S40 phone (like this one) and is a pretty decent browser. opera mini is free, too

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