Exploring N6300

My cousin who happened to be also my dentist asked me a favor yesterday. I’ve always gave her a helping hand on mobile phones especially if its a symbian phone.

Her new unit now is Nokia 6300, a S40 3G. She get rid of her nokia s60 after getting a virus through mms. I helped her removed the virus but she simply don’t like the idea of mobile viruses. Well, I told her the good news that virus is impossible to her new phone since it is a S40. I didn’t suggested her to buy this unit, but I think she fell in love with its slim feature. I do, my 6630 is too bulky compared to her unit. A FM radio and mp3 player are plus factor to her. I forgot to try the FM Radio. For her, mobile phone is also for entertainment.

All along she always heard me saying “maximize the capability of mobile phone by installing application suited to the user’s needs.” She bought a new 1GB MMC, so, she asked for audio files, themes, games, applications and some eBooks. I made her left her unit to me for 6 hours.

Yup! It took me 6 hours… ripping and converting her favorite 8 CDs to mp3 files, 40 kbit/s… gathering the themes from the net. Its amusing to know that the extension name for 6300 theme is nth. I’m quite new to this kind of format. I’ve converted some eBook java format, gave her some games and application. For the record, I didn’t use PC Suite.

Josie says:

February 12, 2008 at 11:37 am

Hello!
I wanna know how do you do to put your ebooks into the Nokia 6300?

Thanks!

glitch says:

February 12, 2008 at 3:05 pm

Hi, Josie. 6300 is an Symbian40 or s40 phone. Haven’t got the chance to explore it further but you can install a java ebook on it. There many ways to install an ebook, I’ll be posting it soon.
-you can download the file online using gprs connection of your 6300
-send the file from your PC using bluetooth, card reader or cable

I hope it helps

gryllus says:

February 18, 2008 at 10:13 pm

There is a great (fully free and legal) PC program called mjBookmaker that can make a Java E-book out of any Word doc or txt file. Combine it with Project Gutenberg and you will have enough to read for the rest of your phone´s lifetime (at least).
I am not associated with any of those sites … just shatring interesting info