Just look at Nokia's revived banana phone

As it stated in Nokia reported that it would be bringing back the Matrix banana smartphone at Mobile World US Congress this year, and this time it appears that the smartphone going to go on discound in Asia at the finish of May. The Nokia smartphone 8110 going to go on discound in Singapore and Vietnam for S$109 (or about $80), according to CNET. The smartphone features a 2.4-inch QVGA display and a two-megapixel rear-facing camera. Users going to too get access to an upgraded and modernized Snake game, of course, as well as 25 days of battery standby. Nokia previously resurrected its 3310 phone, that too seemed to be a play for people's pre-smartphone nostalgia.

Nokia's 8110 banana smartphone determine to go on discound premier in Asia

Andrew Hoyle/CNETIt's time to dive back into the world of The Matrix, as the awesome-looking smartphone from the movie is making a comeback. The new Nokia smartphone 8110, reported at Mobile World US Congress earlier this year, going to share much of the original phone's design, however going to this time come packing 4G LTE and applications like Google Maps, Facebook and Twitter. The banana smartphone is determine to go on discound premier in Singapore and Vietnam at the finish of May for a mere S$109 (or about $80, £60 and AU$107 converted), and going to too debut recently in other markets globally. Besides the famed Nokia smartphone durability, the 8110 going to too sport up to twenty days of battery life and 8 hours of calls.

Just look at Nokia's revived banana phone

according to Just look at Nokia's revived banana phoneOnce repetition offered in black and banana yellow, the new Nokia phone 8110 has a few upgrades on the original (such as 4G, a best camera, and further than 16 ringtones). But the classic's vaguely erotic curve is left exactly as it was. It's hitting stores in Asia this 30 days and going to surely pop up on-line shortly thereafter; there does not seem to be any word on an formal unite states release. It's being made under license with HMD, that is emerging its own OS and appstore for dumbphones. [Photo: LutherBlisset]

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