In addition, Nokia 6230i offers an extra option for choosing the text color, available in a stand-by mode. The caller's name is displayed in a frame - just like in the latest firmware versions of the old model - and therefore is easy to see on dark wallpaper. option for setting up highlighted colors.the menu, this time displayed on light background (the themes' broken relief sometimes debases their good graphic image).The various types of wallpaper can be animated as well. In them you will find wallpaper, a menu background, an animated screensaver, which gets activated after certain time of inactivity (and can be deactivated from the menu), and color sets. There are seven different images in the original setup. Stand-by display and the complete main menu viewed in big iconsĪnother innovation offered by Nokia 6230i is the graphic themes support. The icons themselves look quite chaotic on the pictured wallpaper. You can reach it by using the context key of the Main menu options. At first sight, it looks as if the option for switching the menu to a matrix image has been abandoned. The main menu is classically displayed in big tri-dimensional animated icons. When in a stand-by mode, you will not recognize any other change, but the different font. The latter has also affected the phone's overall environment. There is no doubt the phone's speed is influenced by the display's higher resolution. The slowing down is recognizable on the Java speed test, measured with jBenchmark, as well: The new model is also very fast, but I could immediately notice certain lags (when accessing the main menu, switching between items, opening the messages menu) and some bigger reaction delays (starting the camera, gallery opening). As for Nokia 6230i, it did not surprise me that much, and obviously, my impression is not subjective. The old Nokia 6230, with its instant reactions, is almost an unnaturally fast mobile phone.
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