If you owned a phone in the 90s it was almost certainly a Nokia. Devices such as the iconic 3310 were some of the most popular call makers ever made and it's not hard to see why. These devices featured an almost unbreakable case, weeks without needing to be charged and a battery that could easily be popped out and instantly replaced.
Now Nokia, which is owned by HMD Global, is bringing back one of these useful features on its latest Android-powered smartphone with the G22 including a battery that's fully fixable at home. That means, with a few simple tools, even the biggest technophobe should be able to pop the back off of this device and switch out the powerpack with relative ease.
