Welcome to a site devoted to the marvels of the Nokia 6650fold S60v3 Javaphone.
The story is largely told by the following gallery of screencaptures from its QVGA display.
active standby
s60 menu
games 01-12
games 13-24
games 25-36
games 37-48
othello 3d
champion
chord finder
chuzzle
goSupermodel
flexis
jupiter lander
dinorider
mobile invaders
moorhuhn space mission
star trek bop
vortex racer
star trek
star trek
star trek
The 6650fold is the culmination of the Nokia Series 60 3rd Edition ("Symbian OS") technology.
Created for T-Mobile (EU) & later withdrawn by AT&T (US), it is as little known in North America
as the rest of the Nokia smartphone line including the N-series & the E-series.
Yet it epitomises the multimedia multiprocessing Javaphone platform perfected by the worlds
leading handset manufacturer, & runs hundreds of Java & Flash applications & games
engineered during the first decade of the 21st century & freely aquirable over the internet.
Available on eBay for under $50, it supports an 8G microsd expansion chip & interfaces
effortlessly to Linux & Windoze systems via microusb. The 6650fold is not necessarily as useful
on modern GSM networks as todays more trendy Android devices, but certainly runs dozens of versions
of Tetris without a SIM chip onboard.
software 1
nokia
software 2
solunu
world clock
mobile star chart
tetris pop
tetris revolution
blockaway
tetris
jenntris
tetris x
the future
my stuff
the past
ccalc
itz a sorento
rug invaders
Despite its idiosyncratic keyboard, measly 2mp camera, & missing FM receiver (in the locked AT&T version),
the Nokia 6650fold remains a highly customisable device. 3rd party routines can supply a robust filemanager,
eliminate the artificial shutter noise, enable screencapture & implement themes. Legacy Java midlets
lacking icons or not scaled for 240x320 can be retrofitted easily by adjustments to their jar archives &
included manifests. Wallpapers & screensavers can be extensively tailored, the latter even including
gif or flash animations.
flashlite aquarium
flashlite tetris
flashlite nokia snake
gif aquarium
gif astronaut
gif screensaver
Best of all, system administration is profoundly facilitated by the availability of
Javaphone emulators such as Kemulator, SJboy, & the Java-based MicroEmulator.
These enable proofing & reconfiguration of midlets under XP or Linux
prior to physically installing downloaded routines to the phone.
Of course this also allows this extensive catalogue of S60 Java programs
to be executed on the desktop as well. Still, theres nothing like the feeling of
a mobile video game resident on the handset itself running on the metal
via the ARM 11 369mhz processor. Heres a few more examples.
The 6650fold is the culmination of the Nokia Series 60 3rd Edition ("Symbian OS") technology.
Created for T-Mobile (EU) & later withdrawn by AT&T (US), it is as little known in North America
as the rest of the Nokia smartphone line including the N-series & the E-series.
Yet it epitomises the multimedia multiprocessing Javaphone platform perfected by the worlds
leading handset manufacturer, & runs hundreds of Java & Flash applications & games
engineered during the first decade of the 21st century & freely aquirable over the internet.
Available on eBay for under $50, it supports an 8G microsd expansion chip & interfaces
effortlessly to Linux & Windoze systems via microusb. The 6650fold is not necessarily as useful
on modern GSM networks as todays more trendy Android devices, but certainly runs dozens of versions
of Tetris without a SIM chip onboard.
Despite its idiosyncratic keyboard, measly 2mp camera, & missing FM receiver (in the locked AT&T version),
the Nokia 6650fold remains a highly customisable device. 3rd party routines can supply a robust filemanager,
eliminate the artificial shutter noise, enable screencapture & implement themes. Legacy Java midlets
lacking icons or not scaled for 240x320 can be retrofitted easily by adjustments to their jar archives &
included manifests. Wallpapers & screensavers can be extensively tailored, the latter even including
gif or flash animations.
Best of all, system administration is profoundly facilitated by the availability of
Javaphone emulators such as Kemulator, SJboy, & the Java-based MicroEmulator.
These enable proofing & reconfiguration of midlets under XP or Linux
prior to physically installing downloaded routines to the phone.
Of course this also allows this extensive catalogue of S60 Java programs
to be executed on the desktop as well. Still, theres nothing like the feeling of
a mobile video game resident on the handset itself running on the metal
via the ARM 11 369mhz processor. Heres a few more examples.
