To say that phones have changed drastically over the last decade would be an understatement. We all remember the phones we grew up using, and I’m sure we all look at them with rose-tinted glasses. I got to test that theory recently when I had a chance to use HMD’s latest feature phone, the re-released Nokia 3210.
For anyone who hasn't heard the term “feature phone” before, it is essentially a redesign of the type of classic phone that existed before smartphones. These usually include better batteries, software, cameras, and new charging options. However, the sophisticated features you'd find on an iPhone or Android device are absent here.
