I would have to say one thing about the Nokia 2366i from Verizon: it’s too…basic. Most cell phones that I see today have all sorts of exciting extras like cameras, or MP3 ability, or Wi-Fi on some of the fancier smartphones.

Yet the Nokia 2366i comes with just a 128 x 160 screen, Speakerphone, Bluetooth wireless capability, and an integrated speakerphone. That isn’t much, compared to what is out there. It does have a built-in FM radio, but it requires a headset. There is also a Mobile Internet browser, but it looks like that’s on a separate program.

Well, I suppose that explains the low price of $85 USD, plus the $15 setup fee. There are electronic devices that change the world, and there are those that are around for the ride. I think it’s obvious what category the Nokia 2366i falls into.