Those students will have to leave their smartphones at home but bring their SIM card to school and put it in an old school, offline Nokia cell phone with a simple number pad that can only make ...

Owners of the old school Nokia cell phones should remember Snake. Now it's back, along with Nokia's classic 3310 smartphone. The 3310will sell for €49 (roughly $51). It's available in four ...

Snake Rewind is a souped-up, full colour tribute to the game which was factory-installed on 400 million Nokia phones including the much-loved 3210. Article continues below ...

Smartphone makers will soon face an unlikely competitor. Concerns about the impact of social media are driving demand for old-school Nokia brick-like handsets, now known as feature phones. If ...

Eton College, one of the world's most prestigious boarding schools, is planning to ban smartphones for its incoming first-year students and replace these with old-school Nokia phones instead, a ...

What are the most sought-after cell phone models? If you still keep old cell phones at home, ... The 10 most sought-after classic cell phones. Nokia 8110. Full screen. Motorola 8000x. Full screen ...

Eton College, one of the world's most prestigious boarding schools, is planning to ban smartphones for its incoming first-year students and replace these with old-school Nokia phones instead, a ...

It looks like the Nokia brand may be set to die all over again. The current custodian of the mobile brand name — HMD Global — has published a slightly confusing blog post that simultaneously ...

Old-School Flip Phones Are Making A Comeback As Some Look For Simpler Lifestyle Major phone companies say some Americans want to ditch their smartphones in favor of so-called 'dumb phones'.

Nokia is plotting another comeback and plans to release five old-school mobile phones. CAN Nokia finally pull off a successful return to the mobile phone market in 2017? It has a plan.

With their super long battery life and 'unbreakable' design, old favourites such as Nokia, Samsung and Doro phones from the early 2000s are now coming back on trend.

Those students will have to leave their smartphones at home but bring their SIM card to school and put it in an old school, offline Nokia cell phone with a simple number pad that can only make ...