Mobile phone evolution: Story of shapes and sizes
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- Polleye
- PNj
- 15 Jul 2010
Great Article. It's great to see how far mobile'd have come
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- brynn
- mXS
- 15 Jul 2010
Absolute joy to read..I often trail back thru the site to the good old days,,the days before the shelves were strewn with slabs with no character or style..Not enjoying the smartfone market at this present time..If this really is the future of just a screen with the odd real button then this article is real history because from now on all you will see on every page is a monoblock slab with a screen,,no design,,no gadgetry,,no style and definetly NO excitement..Brynn.
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- Anonymous
- 4Ry
- 15 Jul 2010
red, 15 Jul 2010superb article :) next big thing? learning the lost art of ... morethere are people behind phones!?!?
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- Eizyark
- Trm
- 15 Jul 2010
lovely article gsmarena! ow God yes i still remember when nokia 3210 was the bomb back in the days hehehe. Now i own the Samsung Galaxy S and yes i can confirm that i won't be able to look at a smaller screen the same as i use to back in the days. how time flies by so fast, nostalgia at looking at all those old phones (especially the nokia communicator). lovely article once again!
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- Mervyn
- Mfx
- 15 Jul 2010
Great Article.....but i guess they forgot about the Music dept.
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- Anonymous
- utP
- 15 Jul 2010
Nice article...
How about an article that takes the mobile users down memory lane? I was browsing your site the other day, and it got me thinking about how the cellphone world has evolved. What the handsets of yesterday looked and felt like and how they have reached the current state.
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- cfox
- PB7
- 15 Jul 2010
Nice article... keep it up..
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- qKB
- 15 Jul 2010
i hope in the future i can change my mobile phone's hardware. i want a ATi graphic card inside my phone.
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- wdM
- 15 Jul 2010
superb article :) next big thing? learning the lost art of meeting real people and talking to them ;)
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- rajiev
- vG9
- 15 Jul 2010
refreshment , nice article , good job. best wishes . do the new always .
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- rd_nest
- vGM
- 15 Jul 2010
great article...nice way to start the day
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- Tansen
- xqC
- 15 Jul 2010
Really great article. I've been waiting for some sort of history of cell phones and whatnot. I personally am very interested in the evolution of cell phones, and it is amazing that that same evolution is taking place every day. You can look back even 1 year and spot trends in upgraded processor, screen res, camera res, OS, etc. Very exciting to see what there will be even THREE years from now. At this point I expect each new generation of phones to be exponentially better than the last.
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- wizteddy
- K2G
- 15 Jul 2010
Mr.Smart, 15 Jul 2010Beautiful article :)
Probably d future is pico-projector ,... moreGreat article.
Man, 25MP Sounds awesome, what would really be epic would be a phone that could change forms, as in phones that would be able to feature touch+candy bar+qwerty and change according to the user, now THAT would be cool mind reading! :D
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- Mr.Smart
- s8Y
- 15 Jul 2010
Beautiful article :)
Probably d future is pico-projector , 25 megapixel and even mind reading phones .....
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- cg26
- 2GQ
- 15 Jul 2010
sweet article - the only thing that seemed to be lacking was the section on qwerty enabled phones. there should be some actual trends there, like the current popularity of blackberry styles among young people.
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- Anonymous
- KxY
- 15 Jul 2010
nice article,
but you guys forget to mention Motorola Microtac 8700 (good old flip phone), Siemens SL10 (first slider phone), Siemens S6 (first phone with colour display), and HTC Shift (tablet phone with 7" display).
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- bling bling
- 2Tw
- 15 Jul 2010
beautiful gsmarena...i love it...thumbs up
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- Anonymous
- Lbq
- 15 Jul 2010
very nice article
thanks, GSMArena
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- Anonymous
- Mtr
- 15 Jul 2010
Brought back a lot of memories, well done GSMArena :-) Oh, and the next big thing? Clamshell touchscreens! Just imagine, fold it open and you get twice as large a touchscreen...
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- discovery
- LGs
- 15 Jul 2010
Great Info., thank GSMarena