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Nokia 3310 hands-on: It’s hard not to like this modern take on the feature phone

Posted on February 26, 2017 by Xordac Prime

BARCELONA, SPAIN—Feature phones are cool again! At least that’s the feeling you get when you are holding the new Nokia 3310, a candy bar feature phone made out of weapons-grade nostalgia. It doesn’t really have apps, you’ll be texting with T9, it has a new color version of Snake, and of course it plays the traditional Nokia tone when you get a call.

The new 3310 is no longer a “brick.” It’s a lot rounder than the old one—it feels like a well-worn river rock. I actually would have liked if it was a little squarer and more reminiscent of the original. Given that it has a really light plastic body (79g) and a plastic screen, it can probably stand up to lots of abuse (though no one would let me test this at the event).

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Source: Ars Technica – Nokia 3310 hands-on: It’s hard not to like this modern take on the feature phone

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