Nokia 8110 4 Yellow Mobile Phone

Product Information

Available to purchase from May 2018, the phone follows on from Nokia's first retro rerelease – the 3310 launched at last year's event. In addition, the robust polycarbonate housing is again slightly curved, which is intended to bring the former nickname "banana phone" back to mind.

Nokia Corporation is not a manufacturer, importer, distributor or retailer of the Nokia-branded products offered by HMD Global Oy. There’s also a bizarre version of Snake in which you can only turn diagonally, which utterly spoils the simplistic joy of the original.Readout feature is available in the following languages: English, Chinese (Mandarin), French, German, Russian, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Hindi, Indonesian, Bengali, Vietnamese and Arabic.

The built-in 1,500 mAh battery lasts as long as you used to from before: up to 25 days standby is possible, so that the battery lasts even if you have not charged the Nokia 8110 4G for a few days. Sadly, the spring-loaded slider, which was an exclusive modification for The Matrix, has not made it into the re-release: according to Nokia, it would have made the device too bulky and heavy. This not only looks stylish, but is also practical: the cover protects the keyboard and when you slide it open, the microphone moves closer to your mouth. For the new 8110 Nokia has fully embraced the distinctive curved design that earned the original model its “banana phone” nickname. Mind you, this time, you’ll be able to let your friends know where you are via Facebook, as you traipse the festival showgrounds.What the re-released 8110 does have, however, is 4G network connectivity, dual SIM slots, and smartphone apps such as Google Assistant and Facebook – so now you really can access the Matrix from your Nokia mobile. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. It’s a future-ready phone packed with features including 4G VoLTE¹ connectivity, easy-to-navigate zoomed menus and audio Readout assist, wireless and wired FM radio, expandable memory with 32 GB card support, games and built-in torch and camera.

Why would it be, with that highly usable keypad, where the keys fall easily under your fingers, keys which are nicely backlit so you can read them comfortably in any light? Once a giant in telecommunications, Nokia phones have rather fallen to the wayside in favour of more powerful smartphones these days. This phone is no different: it’s built to take on life as you know it – with durable and beautiful materials, great feel, and an ideal balance of performance and battery life. The photos taken via the 2 megapixel camera can hardly be seen on it, which is bearable, since they are "almost useless" anyway.The Qualcomm 205 mobile platform is optimised to bring performance without compromising on battery life, bringing up to 25 days of standby time from a single charge. It comes with a few pre-installed HTML apps like Twitter and Facebook, plus a handful of games, most of which are demos for boring 2D scrollers. Batteries have improved out of all recognition in 22 years, naturally, so the new phone offers much longer life from a smaller cell. To reinforce this fruity association, in addition to a black version, there is also a yellow version.