Nokia Revives the Classic 6310 Phone

Including an FM Radio and the retro ‘Snake’ game.

Tech & Gadgets
7.0K 5 Comments

Nokia brings back its 2002 best-selling 6310 model with a set of simple upgrades for the modern world.

The 2021 Nokia 6310 has a 2.8-inch curved display, numerical keypad, rear 0.3-megapixel camera, FM Radio, and a 1,150mAh battery battery “that can go weeks between charges.” Opting out of modern applications, the phone is equipped with 8MB of RAM and 16MB of storage. In terms of user interface, the menu text is much larger and readable than before with a one-icon view function that can increase image and font sizes even further. The three-toned polycarbonate phones come in four different base colors: dark green, yellow, black, and light blue (India exclusive).

The Nokia 6310 should release later this year and will retail at $69 USD.

In other tech-related news, Dubai is creating artificial rain with electrically-charged drones.

Read Full Article

What to Read Next

Video: Nokia's Design Archive
Tech & Gadgets

Video: Nokia's Design Archive

Located in Aalto University, the archive contains everything from old-school cell phones to props the company made for ‘Minority Report’ and ‘The Matrix.’

'Nokia Design Archive' Launched by Finland's Aalto University
Design

'Nokia Design Archive' Launched by Finland's Aalto University

The digital portal will give the public access to never-before-seen Nokia concepts and material from the Aalto University Archives.

ASUS Launches Its New Gaming Phone 9 Series
Gaming

ASUS Launches Its New Gaming Phone 9 Series

Powered by the current flagship Android processor, Snapdragon’s 8 Elite, with 12GB RAM as standard and up to 1TB of internal storage.


Disney+ Announces 'Malcolm in the Middle' Revival
Entertainment

Disney+ Announces 'Malcolm in the Middle' Revival

With Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek reprising their roles.

Palm Angels Joins MATE.BIKE for a Foldable Off-Road eBike
Design

Palm Angels Joins MATE.BIKE for a Foldable Off-Road eBike

Accented with black leather bike streamers.

Audi’s 2022 Dakar Rally RSQ E-Tron off-Roader Might Be Its Most Monstrous EV Racer
Automotive

Audi’s 2022 Dakar Rally RSQ E-Tron off-Roader Might Be Its Most Monstrous EV Racer

The behemoth can generate a total of 671 horsepower.

‘90s Favorite Dunkaroos Snacks Are Making a Chocolate Comeback
Food & Beverage

‘90s Favorite Dunkaroos Snacks Are Making a Chocolate Comeback

The cookie and frosting snack duo is returning for the summer.

Grimes Reveals New Song Is About "Having to Defeat Azealia Banks"
Music

Grimes Reveals New Song Is About "Having to Defeat Azealia Banks"

Banks responded by saying “Grimes def has some psychosexual obsession with me.”

This 1-of-10 Ferrari F60 America Could Fetch $4.5M USD at Auction
Automotive

This 1-of-10 Ferrari F60 America Could Fetch $4.5M USD at Auction

Inspired by Ferrari’s history in the American automotive market.


Surrealism Comes to the Forefront in Tate’s 2022 Exhibitions
Art

Surrealism Comes to the Forefront in Tate’s 2022 Exhibitions

Alongside a host of global artists – and a long-awaited artist’s return.

Philip Morris CEO Says Marlboro Cigarettes Will be Nonexistent In the U.K. Within a Decade
Entertainment 

Philip Morris CEO Says Marlboro Cigarettes Will be Nonexistent In the U.K. Within a Decade

The company will mostly be smoke-free by the end of 2025.

Vince Staples Reveals Mac Miller Refused To Take Royalties for Their Collab Mixtape
Music

Vince Staples Reveals Mac Miller Refused To Take Royalties for Their Collab Mixtape

“He just said ‘If you make a gang of money just give me like a S-Class.’”

Vans Fits the SK8-Hi LX and Authentic LX With Vibram Soles
Footwear

Vans Fits the SK8-Hi LX and Authentic LX With Vibram Soles

Adding a rugged twist to the skateboarding classics.

More Than 800 Activision Blizzard Employees Outraged at Company's Response to Sexual Harassment Allegations
Gaming

More Than 800 Activision Blizzard Employees Outraged at Company's Response to Sexual Harassment Allegations

Calling the company’s comments “abhorrent and insulting.”

More ▾