The Nokia 3310 mobile phone has near iconic status. I spoke to one user who has been using the Nokia 3310 for around ten years, and has had numerous identical handsets during this time (being prone to losing them). She highlighted that the phone limited her internet use in a way that she felt was good for her. Rumours have emerged that the phone is set for a relaunch, though this has yet to be confirmed by Nokia. So perhaps a phone like the 3310 would be a healthier choice for many of us.
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SHAREShare on Facebook SHAREShare on Twitter TWEETLink The Nokia 3310 has become an internet legend, and it could be coming back. In 2015 the Nokia 3310 was chosen as one of the first three 'National Emojis' for Finland, with the pictograph being named 'The Unbreakable'. Like the 3210, the 3310 also allowed users to remove the front and back covers for a change of colour or design. VentureBeat's report suggests the new phone will be sold at €59, which equates to around $80 Australian. Despite the upgrades, the 3310 could leverage its relatively tiny (and replaceable) 900mAh battery to last 55 hours on standby.
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'Unbreakable' Nokia 3310 may be making a comeback as retro $80 handset
Cash flows from operating activities after net change in working capital of $651.9 million, an increase of $137.9 million compared to 2015. News of a Nokia (NOK) 3310 reboot coming later this month spread like wildfire on the Internet, leading to a trip down memory lane for the fans of the classic phone. Adjusted earnings (1,2) of $43.3 million or $0.05 per share, compared to an adjusted loss of $64.5 million or $0.08 per share in 2015. And we may have our first look at what the modern avatar of the classic Nokia 3310 could look like. Net loss(1) of $290.8 million or $0.31 per share, compared to a net loss of $1.7 billion or $1.80 per share in 2015.SHAREShare on Facebook SHAREShare on Twitter TWEETLink The Nokia 3310 has become an internet legend, and it could be coming back. In 2015 the Nokia 3310 was chosen as one of the first three 'National Emojis' for Finland, with the pictograph being named 'The Unbreakable'. Like the 3210, the 3310 also allowed users to remove the front and back covers for a change of colour or design. VentureBeat's report suggests the new phone will be sold at €59, which equates to around $80 Australian. Despite the upgrades, the 3310 could leverage its relatively tiny (and replaceable) 900mAh battery to last 55 hours on standby.
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