A little colour.
A lot of memories.
Hello again, Nokia 6100. That tiny colour screen. Those familiar menus. And the keypad your thumbs still remember.
Our next step in bringing classic Nokia handsets back to life — running the original firmware, right here in your browser.
Save your place on this browser. Switching devices does not transfer saves.
Ready when you are · approximately 10 MB download
Starting the phone enables sound. The speaker button mutes or enables handset tones and experimental polyphonic playback. Try Profiles → General → Personalise → Ringing tone → Nokia tune. Instruments are approximate. Pause or loading a session stops the tune; select it again to replay.
Take it for a spin
Explore the menus
Use ↑ and ↓, then Select. Back takes you one step out.
Try a little texting
Messages → Text messages → Create message. Tap the number keys, just like before.
Play Chess Puzzle
Games → Select game → Chess Puzzle → Options → Open, then New game. Allow a few seconds for it to load. Use 2, 4, 6 and 8 to move around the board, and 5 to select.
This is an early emulator preview. Some menus may stall; Restart brings you back. The UnlockMe network name and signal bars are simulated standby decoration. Calls and a mobile network are not available. Chess Puzzle is available to try; the game stays installed after Restart or reload, but progress resets unless you load a saved session. Save before leaving to keep your current puzzle and handset state. The recovered ringtone player below is separate from the handset’s audio.
Tap the handset keys, or use your keyboard. Hold # while writing to change text input mode.
↑ ↓ navigate · Enter select · Esc back
That familiar sound.
22 original MIDI tunes, rendered with a General MIDI sound set. These separate previews use a different sound set. Handset menus now also play supported MIDI requests with an approximate browser synth.