By James Rosewell

Nokia’s launch at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February of a revamped version of its iconic 2000s mobile handset the 3310 prompted a rush of nostalgic excitement among the press pack and delegates walking the halls.

In fact, the small table available for hands-on time with the updated classic – just a small part of a large Nokia stand predominantly given over to extolling the transformative power of 5G connectivity – was among the busiest and buzziest areas of the whole show.

In the present age of information overload, the prospect of once again owning a feature phone that Read full story ›

Source: The Drum