This means you can give it a wipe to keep it clean, and it also protects the buttons from the wear and tear of too many hours spent playing Snake. The Nokia 105’s keypad is dust- and splashproof, covered with a soft-touch rubber membrane rather than exposing individual keys. Rather than a volume rocker, you’ll need to enter the Settings menu to adjust the ringing volume and specify whether or not you also want the phone to provide haptic (vibration) feedback. 62 Allows you to check the number that Divert If Unreachable (no service) calls are diverted to.
43 Allows you to check the Call Waiting status of your phone. The latter is also used to turn off the Nokia 105 with a long-press, with no physical buttons to be found on the phone’s edge. Press C, then press message should flash, press again and 04pinpinpin7328748263373738 resets security code. Instead, the phone is operated via a numberpad and four-way navipad, plus you’ll find Select and Exit (back) buttons, and start- and end call buttons.
If it’s not obvious, this is not a touchscreen. But the screen is also recessed under the glass, and so small that we can’t imagine why you might want to look at it from the side.
The Nokia 105 supports 16-bit colour, and we were surprised to find such good viewing angles from the side.
