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As any mobile phone geek can tell you, there was a time when Nokia was the cell phone company that mattered. Starting in the 1990s and until the advent of the iPhone and Android, it produced many of the planet's most successful phones. Join me to relive some of Nokia's biggest hits and craziest leaps of faith. Naturally, it all started somewhere. With Nokia that was the 1011. It wasn't the first commercially available mobile phone and it wasn't the first GSM handset, but it was the first mass-produced GSM phone. It did little more than make calls and send text, but it was all Nokia needed to start on a worldwide roll.

Introduced: 1992, Editors' note: This slideshow was first published in April 2014 and was last updated on February 25, 2018, The iphone case vintage 2110 wasn't much for looks or features, but it was the first Nokia phone to have the company's iconic ringtone, Introduced: 1994, Bearing a similar design to the 2110, the 6110 earns its spot on this list for being the first Nokia with the wildly addictive game Snake, Introduced: 1997, Almost everyone seemed to have the 5110 as the millennium turned, It was the very first cell phone that I ever owned..

Sturdy and simple, it also had a battery that lasted forever. For a bit of personalization, you could swap out the outer cover for one with a different color. Introduced: 1998. The distinctively styled 8110 was the first Nokia phone to have a slider design. Its other names were "banana phone" (it had a curved shape when the slider was open) and "'The Matrix' phone" (it appeared in the film). Features were still slim at this point -- you didn't even get an alarm clock. At Mobile World Congress 2018, Nokia brought the 8110 back in bright yellow. And this time, it had 4G.

Introduced: 1998, Next came the 7110, which added the spring-loaded slider we saw on the film version of of the 8810, It was also the first Nokia phone to have a mobile browser and T9 predictive text, Introduced: 1999, The small and light 8210 was another model that almost everyone iphone case vintage had, It had an infrared port -- sort of a Bluetooth precursor -- and you change the covers, Also a silver screen star in its own right it appeared in "Absolutely Fabulous" (Patsy mistook it for a small shoe) and the first "Charlie's Angels."Introduced: 1999..

The trusty, sturdy 3310 had voice dialing, interchangeable covers, a calculator and a user-friendly design similar to that of the wildly popular 3210 from 1999. And at the 2017 Mobile World Congress, Nokia brought it back in a new version. Introduced: 2000. Long and thin, the 6310i was Nokia's first Bluetooth phone and by this time Java-based games, voice commands, 2.5G data and a basic personal organizer were standard features. You could even send photo messages -- it just didn't have a camera.