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TIMELINE: EVOLUTION OF MOBILE PHONE TECHNOLOGY

Evolution of Mobile Phones Timeline
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  • 1983

    Motorola DynaTAC 8000X - The first commercially available mobile phone.

  • 1992

    Nokia 1011 - The first mass-produced GSM phone.

  • 1996

    Nokia 8110 - The "banana phone" with a distinctive slider design.

  • 2000

    Nokia 3310 - Iconic for its durability and Snake game.

  • 2007

    iPhone - Revolutionized smartphones with touchscreens and app ecosystems.

  • 2010

    Samsung Galaxy S - Popularized Android smartphones.

  • 2013

    iPhone 5S - Introduced fingerprint sensor and 64-bit architecture.

  • 2017

    Samsung Galaxy S8 - Popularized edge-to-edge displays.

  • 2020

    Apple iPhone 12 - Introduced 5G capability.

  • Present

    Foldable Phones - Emerging trend with flexible, foldable screens.

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