The classic Nokia 6310 was launched in the early 2000s and became an overwhelmingly popular phone. It was light, pocket-friendly, it had Snake, it had a battery that lasted for weeks and has survived practically everything.
Now the iconic silhouette is back, offering a break from the smartphone web. While the technology became slightly more advanced, the core features remain: its battery lasts twenty-one days, it has Snake and FM radio, and its camera is less than 1 MP.
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