Nokia 3310 mobile was launched in September 2000. The phone comes with a display offering a resolution of 48x84 pixels. Nokia 3310 is powered by an one-core processor. The Nokia 3310 is powered by a ...

Nokia 3310 3G mobile was launched in September 2017. The phone comes with a 2.40-inch display offering a resolution of 240x320 pixels. Nokia 3310 3G is powered by an one-core processor. The Nokia 3310 ...

Nokia is a brand that has been synonymous with mobile phones for decades. The company has a rich history of producing some of the most iconic mobile devices of all time, such as the Nokia 3310 and ...

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The user interface itself is definitely a throw-back though. The Nokia 3310 screen boasts a whopping 84×48 pixel monochrome area. There are four buttons serving as a d-pad, and two as action buttons.

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