Nokia हम सबने use किया है। एक ऐसा mobile जो मजबूत और भरोसेमंद साथी होता था।

We know that our smartphones are distracting us. And they're tracking us. And they're shattering on us. Regardless of how much easier life became when the iPhone hit the market and changed the entire world with Google Maps in your pocket and cocktail trivia on tap, it's easy to yearn for the simpler days of "dumbphones."

Which is probably why Nokia—now a brand owned by the Finnish manufacturer HMD Global Oy—is re-releasing a dumbphone icon. According to a report by VentureBeat, the company will be launching an updated version of the Nokia 3310 later this month for about $60.