Phone family
KeyAgain on Nokia Series 40 phones
Series 40 was Nokia’s system for everyday keypad phones: bar phones, sliders, flips and QWERTYs, sold by the hundreds of millions through the 2000s and early 2010s. Most of them run Java apps, and that’s what KeyAgain is.
Models in this family
- Nokia 5310 XpressMusicRunning on a real phone · 2007
- Nokia 2330 classicRunning on a real phone · 2009
- Nokia 6300Not confirmed yet · 2007
- Nokia C3-00Not confirmed yet · 2010
Why the whole family can run it
From the mid-2000s, Series 40 phones share the same Java ME system (MIDP 2.0) for apps and games. KeyAgain is written for that system, not for one handset, so a phone like the 2330 classic and a phone like the 5310 run the very same app. What changes from model to model is the screen size, the keypad and whether there’s 3G or Wi-Fi. Installed apps usually appear in an Applications (or Apps) folder in the menu.
Questions
Which Nokia Series 40 phones run KeyAgain?
We’ve seen it running on the Nokia 5310 XpressMusic and Nokia 2330 classic. It’s built for the Java system the whole family shares, so most other Nokia Series 40 phones with Java should run it too; the first 3 days are free to check yours.