On top of the 3310 is a micro USB socket for charging, while on the bottom is a honest-to-goodness 3.5mm headphone jack. Underneath the back, which takes some force to prise off, is a removable ...

The 3310 will happily grab a charge from a low-current 5V supply straight off the USB pins. ... The Nokia 3310 screen boasts a whopping 84×48 pixel monochrome area.

The classic Nokia 3310 is coming back, but it has learnt new tricks. ... And that is good news for the price with Nokia charging just €49 ($52) for the 2017 version.

It’s almost worth it just for the laughs—head around to your friend’s house, ask to borrow a charger, and then plug in your USB-C 3310. You’ll blow some minds.

Yeah, well, it can also apparently take on a one-million volt charge, ... But the Nokia 3310 doesn’t have any weak, pathetic touch screen; it just has the will of the warrior.

“Remember when you could leave the house without a charger? Well, with the new Nokia 3310, you can,” according to Nokia which brings back the legendary snake game, this time in full colour.

A new version of the Nokia 3310 will go on sale later this year for £41 - but old models are selling online for up to £200 THE much-loved Nokia 3310 is back. And at just £41, it's far cheaper ...

Without modern features bogging it down, the 3310's battery life is superb. Nokia says it can last for up to a month on a single charge, and while I haven't been able to test this fully, it's ...

And cost explains why the charger is the cheaper microUSB rather than the new USB-C, but you’ve surely got a drawer full of microUSB chargers, haven’t you? The Nokia 3310 SIM card slot - in ...

With the 3310, Finnish startup HMD got a stunt to get people to notice its Nokia comeback story. Now comes the hard part. Roger Cheng Former Executive Editor / Head of News Roger Cheng (he/him/his ...

"The charge lasts about a week but I mainly only use it to play Snake or Space Impact on these days. ... The Nokia 3310 was launched in 2000, and was one of the most successful models of its time.

Before smartphones, everybody who was anybody had a Nokia 3310. It came loaded with state-of-the-art features like Snake and T9 — the original autocomplete — and it held a charge for days, so ...