What cell phones were available in 2000?
What cell phones were available in 2000?
Remember These Phones From The Early 2000s?
- Nokia 5110/5190. Soltys0/Wikimedia Commons.
- Nokia 3310/3390. Discostu/Wikimedia Commons.
- Motorola Razr. OptoScalpel/Wikimedia Commons.
- Kyocera Slider.
- BlackBerry Pearl.
- Sony Ericsson Walkman Phone.
- LG VX6100.
Which keypad mobile is best under 2000?
Dual SIM Mobiles below 2,000 (2021)
| Dual SIM Mobiles below 2,000 | Prices |
|---|---|
| Samsung Guru Music 2 | Rs. 1,450 |
| Samsung Guru Plus B110E | Rs. 1,375 |
| Nokia 150 Dual SIM | Rs. 1,500 |
| HPL Mega A35 | Rs. 1,190 |
When did the first touchscreen phone come out?
1992
First Touchscreen Phone (1992) The IBM Simon was the first of its kind when it came out in 1992. This phone was the 1992 version of today’s I-Phone. It was touch screen, portable, had a calculator, email, and could work on networks.
What phone was popular in 2000?
Nokia 3310
Potentially the most recognisable phone of the 2000s is the Nokia 3310. Released on September 1, 2000, the Nokia phone featured a ‘chat’ function, which meant users could send longer text messages than normal. But the 3310 became popular due to its durability.
Which keypad mobile is best?
Below list comprises of the best keypad mobile phones which you can shop online at never before prices.
- Reliance Jio.
- Samsung Guru Music 2.
- Nokia 8110.
- BlackBerry Curve 9360.
- Gionee L700.
- Generic GTStar BM50.
- Nokia 216.
- Micromax X591.
Was Apple the first touch screen phone?
When Steve Jobs killed off Apple’s first touchscreen device Apple launched the Newton—a handheld, portable, touchscreen device—in 1993. Designed to fit in a back pocket, it was truly revolutionary for its time and probably the coolest product that Apple had launched since firing Steve Jobs in 1985.