Before there was Candy Crush, Snake had us all wrapped around its, um, tail—and the Nokia 5110 was one of the first phones to feature the addicting game. Because of that, we dub this hammer substitute "one of the greatest boredom busters of all time." Released: 1998.
The original "Jesus phone" that led to Apple supremacy, robust sales, five other iPhones, and a lot of copycats. Released: 2007.
If the supermodel world had Christy Turlington in 2004, the phone arena had Motorola's RAZR V3. The handset was the thinnest clamshell device at the time. Couple that thin profile with an aluminum body and an electroluminescent keypad, and you got something you'd want to show off to everyone. Released: 2004.
Well, you're just looking at the first smartphone, aka the granddaddy of your Android, iOS, BlackBerry, or Windows Phone 8 device. Released: 2000.
The Finnish company's 3210 was one of the first mobile phones to ditch the external antenna in favor of an internal one, making it look like a gadget on a diet—at the time. Released: 1999. |
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