TECHNOLOGY ARCHIVE · EST. 2026
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Browse device specifications, operating systems, product history, and related technical articles by brand and model.
Ericsson
The R380s places a mechanical numeric-keypad flip over its touchscreen, then turns into a landscape organizer when opened. EPOC32, e-mail, calendar, handwriting and PC synchronization mark an important step toward smartphone-style use.
Nokia
Announced in 2005 and shipped in 2006, Nokia 3250 switches its rotary segment between numeric keys, a 2 MP camera and music controls. S60 3rd Edition, 176 × 208 colour display, Pop-Port and the original 1 GB card limit are recorded.
Nokia
3650 combines circular numeric keys, a colour screen and VGA camera with early Series 60 software, exchangeable covers, MMC expansion, Bluetooth and infrared.
Nokia
5230 is a representative affordable Nokia touch smartphone, retaining an nHD resistive display, GPS, 3G, removable battery and expandable storage with a 2MP fixed-focus camera and no Wi-Fi.
Nokia
5800 XpressMusic brings S60 to a touch-operated music phone, combining a resistive nHD display, stereo speakers, 3.5mm audio, GPS and a Zeiss autofocus camera.
Nokia
Nokia’s compact 2007 S60 smartphone pairs a 2-inch QVGA screen and physical keys with HSDPA and a 2 MP camera in an 89 g candybar. Original radios, storage measures, battery evidence and external GPS requirements are recorded.
Nokia
The original 2003 6600 paired a rounded candybar body and five-way joystick with a colour display and removable MMC storage. Photography, short video clips and third-party applications define its Series 60 experience.
Nokia
7610 combines asymmetric numeric keys, exchangeable covers and Nokia’s first megapixel phone camera with Series 60, RS-MMC and Lifeblog integration.
Nokia
The 7650 combined an integrated VGA camera, colour display and Series 60 applications in a sliding body, bringing photography, MMS and personal information tools into an early smartphone.
Nokia
The 808 PureView brings a large 41 MP sensor and pixel oversampling to a production smartphone. Nokia Belle, a replaceable battery, microSD, HDMI and USB OTG place its camera innovation within the Symbian hardware tradition.
Nokia
Nokia 9210 Communicator brings its landscape keyboard and 640 × 200 colour screen to Symbian / EPOC, combining email, fax, document editing and supplied 16 MB MMC with GSM and HSCSD connectivity.
Nokia
E61 pairs a landscape QVGA display and full keyboard with Symbian 9.1, Wi-Fi, 3G, email and editable office documents in a camera-free business smartphone.