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Nokia 3310 - re-released

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Apparently the stalwart of the mobile world is being re-released http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/02/14/nokia-bring-back-historic-3310/

Marketed as a 'back-up' phone, but I don't think it'd be a bad thing having a phone which does the basics. Sat in the barbers the other week, 6 or 7 other lads sat heads down on their phone, good job I wasn't in a chatty mood isn't it.

Who will get one?



I would buy one :smile:

I still have the original, in my box of old phones.:laugh:

A perhaps surprising use for old Nokias (including the 3310), more than other brands, owing to their shape. Is when you find yourself needing a form to mould a small roll topped bath out of sugar paste or pastillige; to decorate a cake.    Once wrapped in cling film, the Nokia is exactly the right size, otherwise you'd  have to make a form out a piece of non-resinous wood or a piece of dense foam.

The bath below was moulded around the original Nokia 3310

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My mum got hers and still uses it. No idea how old but only recently had to have a new battery.

I used to keep one in the glove box of my car as it had an insane standby battery life, kept as emergency backup. 

still have 2 of them solid engineering not like todays modern phone's when you drop them they  are goosed:rockon:

I loved my old 3310!  In fact, I'm sure I still have it somewhere, but haven't seen it in years and if I remember correctly it had problems reading a sim last time I used it, hence its retirement. 

Up until a year ago my work mobile was a 6210, perfect little phone.
Nowadays my radio is also my phone so one less thing to carry on duty now.

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I had one of these. My mum had the 3330 which was the same device but with the old WAP mobile internet. I loved how you could change the covers and buttons. Was always down the market buying new ones!

But as I went to school in a posh place, I always resented it slightly and wanted the 8210 because everyone had one of those!

Was the 8210 the really small one with daft tiny buttons? If it was then I had that one and it was pretty cool back in the day. I also had one of those ones out of the matrix, worst phone ever!


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Its buttons were a similar size to the 33XX series.  It was however a lot more expensive!

Was The Matrix phone from the "Communicator" series?

That's the one I had, I really liked it but did find it a little too small.

Not sure what series is was from. It was the sliding phone. The 7110 I think I was, the one with the button at the back that let the spring go to open the slider, it was also the first phone to have predictive text


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The Nokia in The Matrix was the 8110.
In subsequent films they used a Samsung.

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The Nokia in The Matrix was the 8110.
In subsequent films they used a Samsung.

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I doff my hat to you sir. I got muddled because the 8110 did not have a spring loaded sliding cover, it was manually operated by sliding it, funnily enough lol. It seems they adapted the 8110 to be spring loaded.


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Whilst clearing out my cupboards and drawers filled with years worth of crap today I came across my old Nokia, to discover it is actually the 3310's successor, the 3410.  As for whether it still works, I've no idea!  I haven't got the charger and am not prepared to buy one just to find out, but I'll keep a hold of the phone in case I ever decide to put it back into use again...

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