How to use a Nokia 3390

One of the more widespread phones of today is the Nokia. To introduce the basics of a cell phone to an inexperienced user, the Nokia 3390 is a sound choice to utilize.

The first step to personalizing your phone is to turn it on. The power button is located on the top of the phone. This command is approximately an inch long, but your fingertip should compress the pressure point on the far left. Hold it down for about a second (one brief touch will fail to power the telephone). While the phone is preparing itself for usage, a screen will show how much battery power your phone is being supported with. Following this, another display will illustrate the carrier you have chosen to manage your plan of minutes and messaging.

After loading, your main screen will pop up. This will be known as your “home screen.”

The next feature under your main menu is the call log which is a feature for you to keep track of things such as missed calls, received calls, dialed numbers, and call times. Select any of these options from the menu to view information you might need.

Using the letters on the number pad spell out the recipient’s name. Example: Spelling the name Amy, to find the “a” you would press the number 2 once. To find the “m” you would press the number 6 once. Then, to find the “y”, you would press the number 9 three times. When you have completed this step, press “OK.” This will take you to the screen where you enter the phone number of the person you just entered on the screen before. For best results if out of your calling area or making a long distance call, always save the number 1 and the area code before their seven digit number. Follow the same steps to save many more numbers in your phone book. When looking for a phone number that you have saved in your phone book from the main screen, just press the down button and it will go straight to the first entry (in alphabetical order).

“Profiles” is the subsequent option of the menu. This has a list of all the different settings you can put on your phone. For instance, when attending church or listening to the playing of the national anthem at an important event, you don’t want your phone to suddenly ring in the middle. This allows you to pick the “Silent” option. You can customize this, and other options, like loud or normal, to ring a certain way or vibrate so that you will know of an incoming call or message.

One of the convenient features of all cellular phones is the ability to keep a certain am

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