If you asked me 15 years ago to buy a Motorola cellphone, I would say I never would. Back then, Motorola cellphones had 1-bit displays, a couple of fixed ringtones, and you couldn’t record more than 10 numbers in the phonebook. If any of you remember these, you’d remember how hilarious it was to try to decipher what those orange letters said on that 1-bit display. By contrast Nokia was already playing with 8-bit displays on my first Nokia 250 NAMPS, which also allowed me to store 99 contacts in the phonebook, and even though the Snake game still didn’t exist, it was clear that Nokia ...
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