TECHNOLOGY ARCHIVE · EST. 2026
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Browse device specifications, operating systems, product history, and related technical articles by brand and model.
Nokia
The Nokia 1600 is a 2005 entry-level candybar with a 96 × 68 colour screen, transparent numeric keys, speaking clock and preset polyphonic sounds. Official 85 g weight and removable BL-5C are verified separately; its dedicated connector is not USB.
Nokia
The 3210 combined an internal antenna, interchangeable covers and simple Navi controls. Its SMS, picture messages and three built-in games capture the mass-market GSM experience of the late 1990s.
Nokia
The original 2000 3310 retained the internal antenna and interchangeable covers while adding SMS chat, longer messages and games such as Space Impact. It is a recognisable entry-level Nokia from the feature-phone era.
Nokia
Nokia’s 1998 GSM 900 5110 combines a Navi key, 84 × 48 monochrome display, Xpress-on covers and Snake. SIM contacts, proprietary accessories and replaceable battery options are documented separately.
Nokia
Announced in November 1997, Nokia’s GSM 900 6110 combines an 84 × 48 monochrome screen, chameleon finish, infrared and 50 internal contacts. Calendar, Snake, replaceable packs and regional siblings are documented separately.
Nokia
Nokia’s 2002 tri-band GSM 6310i combines a blue-backlit monochrome screen, Java, GPRS, Bluetooth and infrared with a classic keypad. Guide-specific contact limits, replaceable packs and charging times are recorded separately.
Nokia
Announced in 1999, Nokia’s 7110 combines a 96 × 65 monochrome screen, NaviRoller and spring-open keypad cover with dual-band GSM, WAP 1.1, infrared and a large contact book.
Nokia
The 1996 Nokia 8110 combines a curved body with a sliding microphone cover that protects its numeric keys when closed. The original GSM handset remains distinct from the 2018 Nokia 8110 4G.
Nokia
The 8210’s compact body, 79g weight and interchangeable covers reflect the move towards phones as personal accessories in 1999. Infrared transfer and voice dialling also provided practical business functions.
Nokia
The 8850’s metal exterior and sliding keypad cover distinguish Nokia’s premium design approach in 1999. Its core functions remain calls, SMS and infrared transfer over dual-band GSM.
Samsung
D500 combines a spring-assisted slider, 1.3MP camera, colour TFT display, MP3 playback and Bluetooth in Samsung’s early Blue Black design.
Samsung
D600 updates the slider with a QVGA display, 2MP camera, microSD expansion, stereo speakers, Bluetooth stereo audio and TV output.