Apple
iPhone SE (1st generation, 2016)
The original iPhone SE combined a compact 4-inch body with A9, 2GB RAM and 4K rear-camera capture, continuing the smaller iPhone format.
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BlackBerry
Bold 9000
The 2008 Bold 9000 combines a roomy QWERTY keyboard, 480 × 320 display, 3G, Wi-Fi and GPS. It retains a trackball and mini-USB; the chrome-look frame is plastic.
BlackBerry
Bold 9700
Bold 9700 keeps QWERTY and 3G in a smaller body, replacing the 9000 trackball with an optical trackpad and adding a 480 × 360 screen, autofocus camera and BlackBerry OS 5.0.
BlackBerry
Bold 9900
Announced in 2011, the Bold 9900 combines a 2.8-inch VGA touchscreen, physical QWERTY and optical trackpad with a 1.2 GHz single-core processor, 768 MB RAM, 8 GB storage and HSPA+. Maker-described materials, carrier NFC restrictions and fixed-focus camera behaviour are recorded separately.
BlackBerry
Classic
The 2014 BlackBerry Classic restores QWERTY, a trackpad and familiar navigation keys to BlackBerry 10, with a square 720 × 720 touchscreen, dual-core CPU and 2 GB RAM. Q20 is another common name.
BlackBerry
Curve 8320
The 2007 Curve 8320 adds Wi-Fi to a QWERTY BlackBerry with a trackball, landscape 320 × 240 screen and 2 MP camera. Its GSM and carrier-dependent UMA configuration is distinct from other Curve variants.
BlackBerry
Curve 8520
The 2009 Curve 8520 combines a physical QWERTY keyboard, optical trackpad and top media keys with a 2.46-inch QVGA screen, 2 MP camera, Wi-Fi and EDGE. Its 512 MHz processor, 256 MB Flash and removable 1150 mAh pack follow the original announcement and contemporary tests.
Ericsson
R320s
The R320s combines WAP, an integrated infrared modem, a calendar and voice memos in a business candybar handset. GSM data speed, display descriptions and battery configurations need to be read in their original context.
Ericsson
R380s
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.
Ericsson
T28s
The T28s combines a slim body, a side-released keypad flip and a compact antenna. Its GSM 900 / 1800 radio and Ultra Slim lithium-polymer battery belong to this model; optional packs and the WORLD version need separate identification.
Galaxy Nexus
Galaxy Nexus introduces Android 4.0 on Samsung hardware with a 4.65-inch HD Super AMOLED display and software navigation. This entry follows global HSPA hardware.
Nexus 4
Google’s first Nexus phone with LG combines a glass back and 4.7-inch IPS display with quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro, 2GB RAM and wireless charging.