I had one for just under 2 months, thought it was a slick phone l loved it. After enjoying it for a little bit my girlfriend at the time who had a touch of a temper 😂 was upset over something so stupid but that’s another story decided to punch me in the face then grabbed my razor tossed it out the window as she was racing through our local malls parking lot it wasn’t busy yet so she had lots of space to do a 180 and proceed to run it over, it was finished I was unable to find another one 😭
+MrSupercar55 The 3310 is the cellular equivalent to the Western Electric 302 (Google it!) I have a 1940 WE 302 that was in the house I grew up in in the '60s-'70s - it still works! The Nokia 3310 is probably the only cellphone that would last that long!
I don't remember that 1st one 😐Def remember the Sony Ericsson 🤗Ah, the 3310! Good times, great memories, lol 🤔Never had a BlackBerry 😁Motorola's glory days
Nokia 3310 was an amazing phone. Moto Razr was also a wonderful phone. iPhone did revolutionize the smartphone industry and bring us forward to what we have now. Great picks!
As much as I hate to admit it, avidly hating every Apple creates and the image they represent with their products, they definitely deserve number 1. Maybe not in today's standards, but I probably wouldn't have my Xperia if Apple didn't come along and make the first touch screen smart phone.
And yea I'm aware of Palm and all that stuff, but iPhone's kind of created a standard in what a smart phone should be, which is why they deserve the credit there.
Iphone is nicely marketed, but it wasn't innovative. It was just sold well to all the apple fanboys that would buy a jar of piss that was called "Grannys sweet tea". Oh, and honestly, they were.
I had a sidekick in middle school & it was the original smartphone in my opininion. it had different apps & i would use it for texting, email, AIM, internet, & games. A mid-2000s teenagers dream~*
My first ever cellphone was Nokia 3310 when I was 8 years old. I'm a proud owner of that playing space impact and snakes while I in school.😂 #nostalgia
I wanted one when they had the super cheap unlimited data and text only plan back in the day. but I had a V, enV, and Voyager (in that order), and those more than quenched that thirst. worked great as a music player as well. More than anything I wish a top tier phone would come out with a full QWERTY slider again. I held on to my Droid 4 for WAY too long because I didn't want to lose it. been on my Droid Turbo for over a year now. Phone is amazing, especially the battery life...but typing on a software keyboard is still slow, cumbersome, and error prone...you absolutely have to rely on autocorrect.
Because whoever made this list is a fucking hipster! Nokia 3310 > iPhone. As soon as it touches ground, iPhone immediately break meanwhile, 3310 still working even falling from 30th floor.
+Raixor2nd Then the comment section will be filled with pseudo-intellectuals thinking their "cool" for doing drugs. "Hey man...its the best thing ever, you wouldn't understand unless you did it too...." Too much sheep mentality for me.
Oh yes totally. Some of the greatest (i.e., funniest), useless, pretentious advice I've ever received was from meth-heads and heroin addicts. Now I REALLY can't wait for this video, just to read their comments, that is, if their computers/laptops/cell phones aren't already at the pawn shop. ;)
Say what you want about smartphones. Nothing is cooler than a flip phone. They even feel good flipping them open and closed to answer and hang up. The battery life and durability of basic phones are a lot better too. Believe it or not people were more social with non-smartphones. People talked when they were hanging out and when you need to talk on the phone you actually made a phone call. Now whether alone or with friends people keep their eyes glued to the screen. They're too busy being "social" with faceless screen names in cyberspace. Smartphones are a ball and chain if you think about it. They're easy to get addicted to. I recently bought a new flip phone and it's soooo good to take a break from all the app alerts and news alerts from a smartphone. And if you think you can't do it, try it. After about a week you'll realize what prison you were in!
I am happy that as someone born in 2001 i lived in a village where my mom wanted to know where i was all the time, because of this i experienced a lot of different phones, mostly because i took interest in different phones. And ofcourse eventually i got myself an Iphone, but I started out with the good ol' nokia
I agree. I went to the ATT store and looked at the iPhone 3G - bought the Motorola Droid as it was a far, far superior phone hands down. That phone was very high quality too. I agree the iPhone deserves top spot, but the Droid is what really kicked the Android OS into the market and blew away iOs by might years.
I think they did that because they wanted the phones that had the most overall impact at the times of their release. I agree that the Droid really brought Android to the forefront but as a single unit it didn't have the same impact as the other models shown.
+Jason Kirschner agreed, but the title was iconic. these phones were everywhere, and Id bet more people remember the droid commercial (or atleast that word) than whatever apple was running. it was definitely iconic, more so than a few others on the list.
Yes, it was one of the most iconic phone of all time.[sandwich size, revolutionary mp3,an absolutely tank(I used to hit people with it when I was losing in FIFA) and a freaking WiFi back in 2006]
Yes, Nokia N95 should have been there. But Nokia 1100 (most sold phone of all time) should also be there. Nokia 6600 (the phone everyone craved) is also missing. Also N90 (rotating!)
back in early 2005 the Motorola SLVR L7 was released on Cingular Wireless (now AT&T). It was the first cell phone to partner with itunes that would allow you to plu the phone into your computer's usb port and transfer over parts of your itunes library, while retaining album and playlist info from your itunes account. Previously, cell phones with mp3 capabilities required you to buy each song from the phones "music store" and it would only be stored on your phone. the SLVR had a microSD disk that could expand the memory to 1GB. And it had a web browser and really good camera (compared to most cell phone cameras out at the time). Seeing how the SLVR was the first time iTunes was integrated into a cellphone and how prominent iTunes was for the iPhone, I think the SLVR was more groundbreaking than the Sony Ericsson mp3-phone they mentioned that debuted the same year.
awwwe1'' I adore the razr. I got it in 2007 for my 16th birthday and it was SUCH a big deal for me! I loved it so much!!! It came to a horrible end, though, lost somewhere between Walmart and IHOP on a summer trip 3000 miles away from home... and Mom and Dad. It sucked!!! They had to ship me my older Toshiba flip phone which I'd gotten in 2004. Ah, flip phones... Although they had limited blind accessibility, there's still a lot to be said in favor of their simplicity. Man... I kind of miss my razr, it was awesome!
I had the Motorola Razr V3. It was good in it's day. my only complaint about it was the video recording totally sucked with it's 7 to 15 second limit. (depending on lighting conditions. Darker video = longer record time.) Never had a S-series galaxy, but did have the Galaxy Nexus Never had an apple-phone, and never will. Today, I'm back to Motorola with the Droid Maxx
My first smartphone was a Samsung Galaxy S3, and though I have the S7 now, I still really miss some things I could do with the S3, such as change the battery myself instead of having to carry an extra charger around. That was very convenient for trips to places with no electricity. I'd just charge up a few batteries before heading out, and be good to go for many days. Not to mention that it was quite robust, so great for sports, hikes etc. I wish they still made phones like that!
Steve Jobs ALSO said that the tiny 3.5" iPhone screen was the 'Perfect Size' for people and that "NO ONE will buy a huge Phone!" (referring to Samsung's Note series which dared to push the envelope and make Smartphones that allowed a MUCH IMPROVED Web-surfing experience. Samsung KNEW what was to come and even after Steve Jobs, Tim Crook and all of the regular iSheep AND the iSheep 'Tech Reviewers' and Tech Sites (CNet, The Verge, WatchMojo and other random iSheep TH-camrs tried to mock (poke fun at) Samsung and their 'Humongous' Phones, Apple (of course) eventually gave in followed suit and pretended that they've NEVER said anything bad about Big Phones. In fact, the motto for their current gen Phone is 'Bigger is Bigger' (I know there's a HUGE lack of creativity in that and other mottos/slogans of Apple's of late, but.. The irony is still VERY APPARENT. 😄
I have owned: - Nokia 3310 - Sony Ericsson W800 (i absolutely love this phone!! One of my most favorite) - Motorola Razar - T-Mobile Sidekick - Blackberry Curve 8900 - Samsung Galaxy S3 - IPhone 4 - IPhone 5 - IPhone 6 Plus - IPhone XR (current phone)
In 2009 when i was a young pup i had a samsun eternity and as a 13 year old i loved that phone cause it offered a tv app that i could litteraly watch tv
Anyone remembers life before a cell phone??? Remember trying to find a pay phone on the street or in the subway and when you did you eralize you don't have enough quarters??? Remember waiting till you got home from school to call your friend? Remember those days folks.. the good ol days
The original, all metal Droid with touch screen and slide out keyboard was one of my favorites. I still have it. My first smart phone was a Samsung Delve. still have it too. I have quite the cell phone graveyard 😊
It's a black rectangle. hardly iconic of "all devices" of all time: a rotary phone (any make) is more "iconic". Hell, the floppy disk is more famous, years after it's been obsolete every one knows what it "means" No modern smartphone will be Iconic, they like TVs are just black or white glowing rectangles.
+Vaidas Šukauskas Yeah. I'd say the original iPhone. You can hate on all the new iPhones but you gotta be stupid to deny the impact that the original iPhone and the iPhone 3G had on the market.
me too. last good one was the Droid 4. I held on to it for years. finally had to give it up....getting hot, battery life was down to "dead by lunch", lol. wasn't worth it any more. I wish like hell a top tier level phone would come out with a QWERTY slider. I'd buy it tomorrow. hate this software keyboard shit. inaccurate, constant caps and typos, HAVE to use autocorrect. as a side note, I never thought anti texting while driving laws made much sense for coordinated people until I switched to a software keyboard. it's downright dangerous. with a QWERTY you can just glance down occasionally, and can pretty much type a whole paragraph without looking.
+mikey p buttons for dialing we could care less about. we're talking about full QWERTY keyboards like the Sidekick, V, enV, Voyager, original Droid, Droid 2-4, etc etc.
The phone that will always stay on my mind will for ever be those Nokia units from back in the early 2000's... those things were like a tank and the battery life was amazing
I agree with your list for the most part (despite the #1 spot), but my most memorable phone was the Nokia 5510. I got it in 2002, and used it for over 2 years as my daily driver. With its unusual design, it was a welcome contrast to all the brick and flip phones back then. The full QWERTY keyboard unwittingly trained my typing skills for future smartphones, while the music player was an absolute killer feature that really nobody had at that time. I loved the idea of carrying around just one device for listening to music, writing text messages and making phone calls - little did I know that it would become a cellphone standard in the not so distant future! Apart from the special features, the core phone was really just a 3310, with all its snake, ringtone composing and picture messaging glory. For over 2 years, no cellphone came even CLOSE to my needs and expectations. If it wasn't for the rise of colour displays, I maybe would have kept the phone for another 10 years!!
Great video! LOL I still have that old Nokia ringtone on my new smartphone. It definitely turns heads and brings back memories when people hear it. I do that for the LOL reactions, that's why I have that ringtone on my phone.
Marvel created adamantium inspired in the Nokia 3310, after the third world world war only cockroaches and Nokias 3310 will survive perhaps hybrids half phone half cockroach.
Oh really? I was sure that was for real, I mean Nokia a munitions in tanks sounds very real not a joke, thanks for expose this liar, you are equally intelligent and polite.
I always think of the Motorola Razor. When the original came out in the early 2000s, I was in junior high, everyone was talking about. It seemed like the first time that teens had an obsession for a cell phone because it looked so cool compared to the others on the market. Still remember the "Hello Moto" slogan too.
My first phone was the Ericsson S868 that my dad gave me in the late 90s, it was his old work phone and the aerial had snapped off so I had to stand in a certain corner of my house to get reception. I also had over the years the Samsung F480, Nokia 3310 (pretty much everyone had this phone) the Razr, Ericsson T36, I think the Samsung MM-A700 or similar, I remember wanting the LG Prada and not being able to afford it, iPhone 4, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini, HTC One X, and quite a few more, if I can remember them
I can't recall the model but my daughter says her old Palm has been her favorite phone of all time. Might be the same one. Oh, I just saw a comment below and made me remember: The Palm Pre.
The S3 didn't deserve to be here. It was a terribly slow phone packed with marketing gimmicks that helped Samsung make big money in the market. None of its promised features like Smart-stay really worked. It was a complete mess.
problem is.. not many app developers like windows phone.. which limits its functionality.. because it takes forever to get latest updates from third party apps.. and hence poor performance
In 2004/2005 I owned a Motorola A835 which was one of the first 3G mobile phones. It was so heavy that without wearing a belt it pulled my pants down, it looked like a remote control and it was incredibly thich even compared to other cell phones of its era but it was coming standard with a front facing camera, 60 MB integrated memory which before the avability of memory card was a lot, 3G, Java, MP3 and with 3GP and even Avi video playing capability. The A835 had a separate button for video calling which was the shit back in the mid 2000s because no other phone had a such a feature. Man, I miss that horrible brick
My first smart phone was iphone 3g. The other phone i had before that were the nokia ones. The old ones. My mothers old phone. So yeah. Now im 18 and a half with iphone 6s :P
My first phone was a Siemens A52 followed by a Nokia 6230i and then a Sony Ericsson W200 which I loved despite it only having infrared and not Bluetooth, anyone here remember how you had to put phones down on the table with the ports directly facing each other to send a song via infrared?
Nokia N-Gage is pretty iconic, so is Nokia lipstick phone that had no keyboard, Sony Ericsson had a T65 with detachable camera, the INDESTRUCTIBLE R310 and how about Motorola Star Treck, and Razr, and let's not forget Siemens that had A COLOR DISPLAY on their phones like the S45 back in the 90s!!! And those tiny Panasonics and Nokias were soooo cuuuute!
If we are talking about being iconic then it wouldn't be the iphone. Nokia 3310, all the flips phones and The brick phone is much more iconic. You guys forgot that the list is suppose to be "ICONIC"
But the iPhone is iconic. And so are the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, and Nokia N95. You guys have biased opinions. Just because those phones bring nostalgia, it doesn't mean it's the most iconic thing to exist. Fair enough, the Nokia 3310 revolutionized the cellphone industry. But I think we're forgetting the fact that Apple's iPhone is the reason why we don't need a PC to do many basic computing things anymore.
+Ian Appleby I'd put Nokia 3310 at #2 and iPhone at #1 or maybe the other way.. Doesn't matter. Both of these phones changes the entire outlook people have on phones.
Motorola Razr 4! It had it all. Beautiful design, excellent call quality, and good web browsing for its time, i used to myspace with it. Lol unforgettable.
Oh... Shit! My 3310 battery just went down. It's now at 97%
Ohh shit mannn. Mines on 98% and i haven’t charged it since the 2000s when i first got it.
It’s a joke mate. Seriously. And I actually still have one thanks.
My brother still has the Samsung Galaxy s |||
Quit exagerating i bet it's a glitch, It's more likely at 99% charged
@Johnston Steiner r/wooosh
I remember that I bought a case for my Nokia 3310 to protect my floor...
😂😂😂😂
That's funny
If with Ori case it will crack the floor? Lucky u
lmao
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That Nokia 3310 was indestructible
why did you do that
Wouldn't the brick wall be destroyed after the first throw?
Unless you give it to TechRax
and we used to put a cover on it😂
my father had one.....one day his phone fell from a shelving, it looked perfectly unscathed but it didnt work again -.-
The Motorola RAZR flip was the best of it's time.
All the time
I love it too. I own one in 2005.😂
I had one for just under 2 months, thought it was a slick phone l loved it. After enjoying it for a little bit my girlfriend at the time who had a touch of a temper 😂 was upset over something so stupid but that’s another story decided to punch me in the face then grabbed my razor tossed it out the window as she was racing through our local malls parking lot it wasn’t busy yet so she had lots of space to do a 180 and proceed to run it over, it was finished I was unable to find another one 😭
I still have mine and use it. Great star trek communicator....beam me up spotty!
gemini star definitely one of my favorites
Proud owner of the Nokia 3310, Sony Ericsson Walkman & Motorola Razor. Great times dearly missed.
I can't remember if I had the 3310 but I KNOW I had the Sony-Ericsson Walkman and the RAZR. That Walkman was the shizznit until the iPhone came along.
I used to have a motorola razor but tbe screen did not work, only the keyboard. Im still sad about it
I think we can all agree that windows phones suck ass.
Nope, I'm using a Lumia 950 XL.
To be honest yeah
windows phone is a joke.
Yes!!
yeah.... a joke which ain't too funny when it is on you.....
Here come android fanboys disliking the video cause iPhone was number one.
Trust me, no one does that.
it's common sense that android was better. but people shouldn't give a shit if iPhone is number 1 because technically it was the first of its kind
well. I'm sure that people with Android don't have a profile name called "iamgucci"
+Dowww okay?
im Android but idc
iPhone is #1 I bet
Yes, yes it is -3-
probably. you know how the i phone bandwagon is.
+That Guy You mean copying and iphone actually sucks
it really dose
+Jacob McInerney does**
People: my 1999 Ericsson A2618s still works... on it's original battery!
watching this on my 3310 right now.
Me too
Super High Quality LCD Matrix Small Screen.
Same here bri
😂
It doesn't have a web browser
I still use my Nokia 3310. It's my holy grail, I would never change it even for an iPhone.
i wish i was as lucky as you
You hang onto that phone. It might just outlive you.
fuck old ass phones lol
You're right. I'm 19, and my phone is 16 :D
+MrSupercar55 The 3310 is the cellular equivalent to the Western Electric 302 (Google it!) I have a 1940 WE 302 that was in the house I grew up in in the '60s-'70s - it still works! The Nokia 3310 is probably the only cellphone that would last that long!
I don't remember that 1st one
😐Def remember the Sony Ericsson
🤗Ah, the 3310! Good times, great memories, lol
🤔Never had a BlackBerry
😁Motorola's glory days
dw I'm with u
My Nokia 3310 survived a two floor drop.
Thing can survive 1000ft and a 53lb kettlebell.
Lol
You mean the floor survived, right?
😁😁😁 that's good👍
I'm going to get one
Nokia 3310 #4?? Really? Unbreakable phone have this shame number on the list?
:/
How dissapointed... :/
Cm.
Pjfnjigz
Nokia 3310 was an amazing phone. Moto Razr was also a wonderful phone. iPhone did revolutionize the smartphone industry and bring us forward to what we have now. Great picks!
As much as I hate to admit it, avidly hating every Apple creates and the image they represent with their products, they definitely deserve number 1. Maybe not in today's standards, but I probably wouldn't have my Xperia if Apple didn't come along and make the first touch screen smart phone.
And yea I'm aware of Palm and all that stuff, but iPhone's kind of created a standard in what a smart phone should be, which is why they deserve the credit there.
smartphones could still have been created later
even samsung was out with a smartphone like iphone before it though. so your xperia would probably still be in your hanfs
Iphone is nicely marketed, but it wasn't innovative. It was just sold well to all the apple fanboys that would buy a jar of piss that was called "Grannys sweet tea". Oh, and honestly, they were.
apple didn't make the First touch screen samsung did and it got on the iPhone
nokia 3310 must be the #1
The video talks about `iconic` and 3310 was the most populat phone back in the early 2000s, we cannot call it `game changer`.
I had a sidekick in middle school & it was the original smartphone in my opininion. it had different apps & i would use it for texting, email, AIM, internet, & games. A mid-2000s teenagers dream~*
I was also a mid-2000s teen (born 1995) but I was a Sony Ericsson flip phone guy. Took me a while to accept the smartphones.
I had a sidekick slide and it defiantly feel like it was ahead of it's time......i would agree in saying it was the original smartphone
Could you take pictures and things on it? I really want a retro phone now and that one looked pretty cool👌🏻
right
I remember i used to type messages so fast without even looking at my razr. Best phone ive ever had
My first ever cellphone was Nokia 3310 when I was 8 years old. I'm a proud owner of that playing space impact and snakes while I in school.😂 #nostalgia
I remember the S3 hype... BEAUTIFUL times... :")
Knockoff iPhone.
@@appleexposed4404 you suck
Nokia 3310 is still the legend,
MAY YOU BE MISSED
It can never be gone
I'm still sad I never had a Sidekick in high school...... =(
Haha I wanted one of those so bad
me too I really wanted one and now I have money to buy one there's no new one....I'll go back to high school with it lol
Joshua Rivera Walk through the halls like you're hot shit while all of the kids look at you funny cause they just don't get it lol =P
Holy shit I thought I was the only one who felt like that 😁. I wanted a sidekick pretty bad back in the day and it never happened.
I wanted one when they had the super cheap unlimited data and text only plan back in the day. but I had a V, enV, and Voyager (in that order), and those more than quenched that thirst. worked great as a music player as well.
More than anything I wish a top tier phone would come out with a full QWERTY slider again. I held on to my Droid 4 for WAY too long because I didn't want to lose it. been on my Droid Turbo for over a year now. Phone is amazing, especially the battery life...but typing on a software keyboard is still slow, cumbersome, and error prone...you absolutely have to rely on autocorrect.
I really miss my old flip phone, the LG Lotus! Still got it and it still turns on too :)
Wow, this video was so nostalgic. I feel old now and miss those times 😢
how can nokia 3310 is not the number one.
ikr?!
Because whoever made this list is a fucking hipster! Nokia 3310 > iPhone. As soon as it touches ground, iPhone immediately break meanwhile, 3310 still working even falling from 30th floor.
+margareth michelina yeah i know
Because this top 10 isn't about indestructible phones...
+margareth michelina lol you idiot 10th floor? It would break by pieces because it made out of plastic smartboy
Watchmojo, "Top 10 Psychedelic Drugs" please!!
You gotta make the suggestion on their website. You should go suggest it. This is a good one.
+Raixor2nd Then the comment section will be filled with pseudo-intellectuals thinking their "cool" for doing drugs. "Hey man...its the best thing ever, you wouldn't understand unless you did it too...." Too much sheep mentality for me.
Oh yes totally. Some of the greatest (i.e., funniest), useless, pretentious advice I've ever received was from meth-heads and heroin addicts. Now I REALLY can't wait for this video, just to read their comments, that is, if their computers/laptops/cell phones aren't already at the pawn shop. ;)
There won't be lots of Terrence Mckenna's I suppose but surely some interesting discussions to be entertained by reading hehe
top 10 facts about the watchmojo hack
Say what you want about smartphones. Nothing is cooler than a flip phone. They even feel good flipping them open and closed to answer and hang up. The battery life and durability of basic phones are a lot better too. Believe it or not people were more social with non-smartphones. People talked when they were hanging out and when you need to talk on the phone you actually made a phone call. Now whether alone or with friends people keep their eyes glued to the screen. They're too busy being "social" with faceless screen names in cyberspace. Smartphones are a ball and chain if you think about it. They're easy to get addicted to. I recently bought a new flip phone and it's soooo good to take a break from all the app alerts and news alerts from a smartphone. And if you think you can't do it, try it. After about a week you'll realize what prison you were in!
Ok Grandpa
I am happy that as someone born in 2001 i lived in a village where my mom wanted to know where i was all the time, because of this i experienced a lot of different phones, mostly because i took interest in different phones. And ofcourse eventually i got myself an Iphone, but I started out with the good ol' nokia
watching this video really brings me back
I am sure that that all of classic phone are more stylish than modern phone..
Without a doubt..But phones today obviously have far more substance
old phones used to release special edition versions and had more innovation externally , nowadays it just internal innovation
Agree.
Yeah but phones were meant to be tools not accessories, and modern phones undoubtedly possess more utility and functions.
Huh? English isn't your first Language is it?
not even an honorable mention for the original Droid
I agree. I went to the ATT store and looked at the iPhone 3G - bought the Motorola Droid as it was a far, far superior phone hands down. That phone was very high quality too. I agree the iPhone deserves top spot, but the Droid is what really kicked the Android OS into the market and blew away iOs by might years.
that's wtf I said
You are sure? Absolutely sure? Positively absolutely sure? Naaaa. (duh)
I think they did that because they wanted the phones that had the most overall impact at the times of their release. I agree that the Droid really brought Android to the forefront but as a single unit it didn't have the same impact as the other models shown.
+Jason Kirschner agreed, but the title was iconic. these phones were everywhere, and Id bet more people remember the droid commercial (or atleast that word) than whatever apple was running. it was definitely iconic, more so than a few others on the list.
Whaaaaaaaaaaaat!? Where is the Nokia N95? =(
Yes, it was one of the most iconic phone of all time.[sandwich size, revolutionary mp3,an absolutely tank(I used to hit people with it when I was losing in FIFA) and a freaking WiFi back in 2006]
+ilias tredi boy I still have it but my charger is broken so I use a Lenovo a1000
the iPhone 3g was created to cope with nokia n95 8gb
Yes, Nokia N95 should have been there. But Nokia 1100 (most sold phone of all time) should also be there. Nokia 6600 (the phone everyone craved) is also missing. Also N90 (rotating!)
Lol i remember that.. And i almost bought the knockoff... Nokla n95
back in early 2005 the Motorola SLVR L7 was released on Cingular Wireless (now AT&T). It was the first cell phone to partner with itunes that would allow you to plu the phone into your computer's usb port and transfer over parts of your itunes library, while retaining album and playlist info from your itunes account. Previously, cell phones with mp3 capabilities required you to buy each song from the phones "music store" and it would only be stored on your phone. the SLVR had a microSD disk that could expand the memory to 1GB. And it had a web browser and really good camera (compared to most cell phone cameras out at the time). Seeing how the SLVR was the first time iTunes was integrated into a cellphone and how prominent iTunes was for the iPhone, I think the SLVR was more groundbreaking than the Sony Ericsson mp3-phone they mentioned that debuted the same year.
Nokia 3310 Always the King
I got iPhone 3GS and still works like a brand new phone
I use a 3gs too👍🏼
samsung j5
I have a 3gs and it lags like fuck :/
+Kyran Wilson Mine too but i use it only for whatsapp and phone
Same here also I watch this on the old TH-cam app
nokia 3310 is the no.1
Nokia 3310 the nostalgia is real
and Sony Ericson as well
awwwe1'' I adore the razr. I got it in 2007 for my 16th birthday and it was SUCH a big deal for me! I loved it so much!!!
It came to a horrible end, though, lost somewhere between Walmart and IHOP on a summer trip 3000 miles away from home... and Mom and Dad. It sucked!!!
They had to ship me my older Toshiba flip phone which I'd gotten in 2004.
Ah, flip phones... Although they had limited blind accessibility, there's still a lot to be said in favor of their simplicity. Man... I kind of miss my razr, it was awesome!
I had the Motorola Razr V3. It was good in it's day. my only complaint about it was the video recording totally sucked with it's 7 to 15 second limit. (depending on lighting conditions. Darker video = longer record time.)
Never had a S-series galaxy, but did have the Galaxy Nexus
Never had an apple-phone, and never will.
Today, I'm back to Motorola with the Droid Maxx
Get a real iPhone you're embarrassing!
TOP TEN FUNNIEST STEALTH MISSIONS GONE WRONG in movies
ride along 2
Man the Day my Father bought his iPhone 3G was the same day he locked it with a passcode.
Lol
+Michael Echeverria I ran down his battery and ran up his data.
AKUNJIG same for playin games
+Michael Echeverria No way man. My father wouldn't.
Did the phone actually work? They were cack.
The phone in "The Matrix" had a spring that made the cover pop-out. The real phone didn't
My favourite was the razor I had that phone for ages and mines was in pink it was gorgeous!
My first smartphone was a Samsung Galaxy S3, and though I have the S7 now, I still really miss some things I could do with the S3, such as change the battery myself instead of having to carry an extra charger around. That was very convenient for trips to places with no electricity. I'd just charge up a few batteries before heading out, and be good to go for many days. Not to mention that it was quite robust, so great for sports, hikes etc. I wish they still made phones like that!
I'm calling it. Nokia 3310 is #1
Wth. And where is Siemens m35i?
Still have it working until now.
I remember I wanted flip phones in like 4ever bcuz it was huge in high school in 2004 and I was only 12 in middle school.
Steve Jobs ALSO said that the tiny 3.5" iPhone screen was the 'Perfect Size' for people and that "NO ONE will buy a huge Phone!" (referring to Samsung's Note series which dared to push the envelope and make Smartphones that allowed a MUCH IMPROVED Web-surfing experience. Samsung KNEW what was to come and even after Steve Jobs, Tim Crook and all of the regular iSheep AND the iSheep 'Tech Reviewers' and Tech Sites (CNet, The Verge, WatchMojo and other random iSheep TH-camrs tried to mock (poke fun at) Samsung and their 'Humongous' Phones, Apple (of course) eventually gave in followed suit and pretended that they've NEVER said anything bad about Big Phones. In fact, the motto for their current gen Phone is 'Bigger is Bigger' (I know there's a HUGE lack of creativity in that and other mottos/slogans of Apple's of late, but.. The irony is still VERY APPARENT. 😄
Take a chill pill it's just video
ComprehensivelyAmbigous😉 I think you need to get laid.
Yeah, because it's fucking comfortable to use a 6.4 inch screen.
Steve Jobs was right, 3.5 or 4 inch is the perfect size for a smartphone.
Apple really did something personal to you😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Seeing Neo's phone featured on your list made this episode so satisfying to watch.
The HTC Dream trumped the iPhone upon release. It had 3G, an Android market, a proper camera with video and a qwerty keyboard. It was amazing.
I already know iPhone is going to be #1
I also know but i expected it to be the original iphone.
I miss slide/flip phones. They made hanging up so satisfying. I can't tap a screen looking angry.
ikr? my 6 year old niece loves hitting the button to hang up.. just imagine how much she would've loved hanging up a flip phone
I have owned:
- Nokia 3310
- Sony Ericsson W800 (i absolutely love this phone!! One of my most favorite)
- Motorola Razar
- T-Mobile Sidekick
- Blackberry Curve 8900
- Samsung Galaxy S3
- IPhone 4
- IPhone 5
- IPhone 6 Plus
- IPhone XR (current phone)
In 2009 when i was a young pup i had a samsun eternity and as a 13 year old i loved that phone cause it offered a tv app that i could litteraly watch tv
wow. #1 is a huge surprise.
The Palm Pre should have been on the list.
But nobody owned that phone
Webos was way ahead of it's time. It just had very little development and lack of apps.
They simply didn't have the money to compete.
the 3310 has just returned
3310 battery
2000: 100%
2019: 99,99999999999%
Anyone remembers life before a cell phone??? Remember trying to find a pay phone on the street or in the subway and when you did you eralize you don't have enough quarters??? Remember waiting till you got home from school to call your friend? Remember those days folks.. the good ol days
The original, all metal Droid with touch screen and slide out keyboard was one of my favorites. I still have it. My first smart phone was a Samsung Delve. still have it too. I have quite the cell phone graveyard 😊
Without watching the video in gusssing the razr, iphone, blackberry, sidekick, brickphone,...
same
am i only one thinking that iphone isn't that iconic phone. old wall telephone is even more iconic
Honestly the iPhone is one of the most iconic devices, let alone phones, of all time
Iphone deserves high placement on this list. The question is which one? Was 3G really the most iconic?
It's a black rectangle. hardly iconic of "all devices" of all time: a rotary phone (any make) is more "iconic". Hell, the floppy disk is more famous, years after it's been obsolete every one knows what it "means" No modern smartphone will be Iconic, they like TVs are just black or white glowing rectangles.
+Vaidas Šukauskas Yeah. I'd say the original iPhone.
You can hate on all the new iPhones but you gotta be stupid to deny the impact that the original iPhone and the iPhone 3G had on the market.
James Slick All your examples are not of CELL PHONES. It's listing only the CELL PHONES. Learn to read the title...
I miss phones with physical keyboards :(
You can still get button phones I got one, The Samsung 5611 utopia came out over a year ago
me too. last good one was the Droid 4. I held on to it for years. finally had to give it up....getting hot, battery life was down to "dead by lunch", lol. wasn't worth it any more. I wish like hell a top tier level phone would come out with a QWERTY slider. I'd buy it tomorrow. hate this software keyboard shit. inaccurate, constant caps and typos, HAVE to use autocorrect.
as a side note, I never thought anti texting while driving laws made much sense for coordinated people until I switched to a software keyboard. it's downright dangerous. with a QWERTY you can just glance down occasionally, and can pretty much type a whole paragraph without looking.
+mikey p buttons for dialing we could care less about. we're talking about full QWERTY keyboards like the Sidekick, V, enV, Voyager, original Droid, Droid 2-4, etc etc.
LG Crimson. Android on a flip phone with buttons
I miss "portable computers" with mechanical keyboards.
The phone that will always stay on my mind will for ever be those Nokia units from back in the early 2000's... those things were like a tank and the battery life was amazing
I agree with your list for the most part (despite the #1 spot), but my most memorable phone was the Nokia 5510. I got it in 2002, and used it for over 2 years as my daily driver. With its unusual design, it was a welcome contrast to all the brick and flip phones back then. The full QWERTY keyboard unwittingly trained my typing skills for future smartphones, while the music player was an absolute killer feature that really nobody had at that time. I loved the idea of carrying around just one device for listening to music, writing text messages and making phone calls - little did I know that it would become a cellphone standard in the not so distant future! Apart from the special features, the core phone was really just a 3310, with all its snake, ringtone composing and picture messaging glory. For over 2 years, no cellphone came even CLOSE to my needs and expectations. If it wasn't for the rise of colour displays, I maybe would have kept the phone for another 10 years!!
nokia 3310 should be number 1
Along with cockroaches, the original 3310 is the only thing that would survive a nuclear war
Nokia 3310 was the #1 in the Philippines those times.
Agree iPhone is Number 1. Was truly a revolutionary phone.
Alfa Won deserves more likes
Great video!
LOL I still have that old Nokia ringtone on my new smartphone. It definitely turns heads and brings back memories when people hear it.
I do that for the LOL reactions, that's why I have that ringtone on my phone.
*saw the title*
me: *thinks about nokia 3310 instantly*
Who was watching this on their phone?
me 🐺
Same here.
On my Samsung Galaxy S3
6 plus
Iphone 6s 🙋
rumors say that tanks fire nokia 3310's since 2000.....!!!!!!!!
... and the phone is still fine with no scratches :D
they do cos they're renewable XD
Marvel created adamantium inspired in the Nokia 3310, after the third world world war only cockroaches and Nokias 3310 will survive perhaps hybrids half phone half cockroach.
Nokia's are even stronger than cockroaches, nokia's can actually survive the blast as well as the fallout
Oh really? I was sure that was for real, I mean Nokia a munitions in tanks sounds very real not a joke, thanks for expose this liar, you are equally intelligent and polite.
I always think of the Motorola Razor. When the original came out in the early 2000s, I was in junior high, everyone was talking about. It seemed like the first time that teens had an obsession for a cell phone because it looked so cool compared to the others on the market. Still remember the "Hello Moto" slogan too.
Man I had a bunch of these. The Nokia, the Sony ericcson, the nexus one, the razr, the galaxy s3, iPhone 3g, now I have the note 10+
nokia 3310 was my first phone 😁
second moto razor
Nobody cares.
nobody asked you
Poornima Krishnan
Nobody cares.
nobody asked you and nobody cares about what you think
I had the iPhone 3G. Was my first iPhone. I've now had the iPhone 4, 4S, 5, 5S, 6, and now 6S.
Why so much waste of money. One upgrade was enough.
+duel4ever2012 it was one upgrade. One upgrade at a time.
the "s" upgrade isn't always a must though. Like the 4 to 4s.
joshjhutton
LOL dude.
I'm sure the disgusting rich billionares who own Apple thank you.
the thing that shocked me the most is the iphone costing less than 200 bucks.
what you mean every iPhone in existence has been priced higher than 200
My first phone was the Ericsson S868 that my dad gave me in the late 90s, it was his old work phone and the aerial had snapped off so I had to stand in a certain corner of my house to get reception. I also had over the years the Samsung F480, Nokia 3310 (pretty much everyone had this phone) the Razr, Ericsson T36, I think the Samsung MM-A700 or similar, I remember wanting the LG Prada and not being able to afford it, iPhone 4, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini, HTC One X, and quite a few more, if I can remember them
I have a Nokia 5310 Xpress Music, a Motorola V360, a Motorola L7c and all still working!! sweet memories..
Honorable mention: Palm Trĕo 650
I can't recall the model but my daughter says her old Palm has been her favorite phone of all time. Might be the same one. Oh, I just saw a comment below and made me remember: The Palm Pre.
RIP Nokia #Prayfornokia
RIP Motorola #Prayformotorola
RIP SonyEricsson be Ericsson #Prayfor...Sony or Ericsson 😂😂😂
Both! 🤣
The S3 didn't deserve to be here. It was a terribly slow phone packed with marketing gimmicks that helped Samsung make big money in the market. None of its promised features like Smart-stay really worked. It was a complete mess.
I wouldn't say a complete need but that phone did come out in like 2011. I'm sure they've changed some things
It came out in 2013 and I agree with the harsh show it was terrible I didn’t know why ppl liked it
W assjmk
And it was very very very ulgy
Sony Ericsson P910i running on Symbian 7.0 OS which was my very first PDA phone.
Back To The Future....thx for this video, it brought back bad/good experiences.
The iphone is the worst tho
its not the best but it did deserve #1
Tru
It really did change the way we use phones.
+Zane Riverside no it really didn't I had a Nokia N95 and that did it all and more to be honest
+Mikail41 no it didn't, the Nokia3310 should've got #1 it's the most Iconic on that list.
Am I the only one who likes Windows Phone?
nope
I'm sure there's one other person.
There's 3 of us, non-zombies, now.
problem is.. not many app developers like windows phone.. which limits its functionality.. because it takes forever to get latest updates from third party apps.. and hence poor performance
Had mine for 2 years, but got a bit annoyed with the lack of apps...
Sony Ericsson k610i Was The Greatest
k750i
I'm still rocking the Iphone 3G and it still works like a charm
In 2004/2005 I owned a Motorola A835 which was one of the first 3G mobile phones. It was so heavy that without wearing a belt it pulled my pants down, it looked like a remote control and it was incredibly thich even compared to other cell phones of its era but it was coming standard with a front facing camera, 60 MB integrated memory which before the avability of memory card was a lot, 3G, Java, MP3 and with 3GP and even Avi video playing capability. The A835 had a separate button for video calling which was the shit back in the mid 2000s because no other phone had a such a feature. Man, I miss that horrible brick
My first smart phone was iphone 3g. The other phone i had before that were the nokia ones. The old ones. My mothers old phone. So yeah. Now im 18 and a half with iphone 6s :P
My first smartphone was a nokia n95 8gb
+ilias tredi boy yes! That phone was awesome!
Mine was a Motorola A1200i...
My first one was a Samsung W850i
I don't like iphones. pro Android in fact, but it would be absorb not to have the iPhone 3g at #1
i think that most smart phones are basically equal but people have to realize that iphone came first and started it all
+Matt Hallada actually the blackberry came first
blackberry, third party!!!
Don't forget Palm OS phones they came before that, and blackberry bought them, and built on their tech.
+Commodorefan64 Yeah... Coming first doesn't mean jack shit when you're talking about "ICONIC" phones.
Wrong. The Samsung Galaxy S II was much more iconic and revolutionary.
The 3 was more mainstream. The 2 had all the innovation but the 3 sold the idea to everyone that bigger screens were the future.
I have a Galaxy 6, whats that make me?
+TVBnine a smartphone user
+TVBnine a guy with a phone
An opinion cannot be wrong.
My first phone was a Siemens A52 followed by a Nokia 6230i and then a Sony Ericsson W200 which I loved despite it only having infrared and not Bluetooth, anyone here remember how you had to put phones down on the table with the ports directly facing each other to send a song via infrared?
Nokia N-Gage is pretty iconic, so is Nokia lipstick phone that had no keyboard, Sony Ericsson had a T65 with detachable camera, the INDESTRUCTIBLE R310 and how about Motorola Star Treck, and Razr, and let's not forget Siemens that had A COLOR DISPLAY on their phones like the S45 back in the 90s!!! And those tiny Panasonics and Nokias were soooo cuuuute!
Mannnn, how much i miss a Sony Ericsson design 😞
If we are talking about being iconic then it wouldn't be the iphone. Nokia 3310, all the flips phones and The brick phone is much more iconic. You guys forgot that the list is suppose to be "ICONIC"
Siri?
But the iPhone is iconic. And so are the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, and Nokia N95. You guys have biased opinions. Just because those phones bring nostalgia, it doesn't mean it's the most iconic thing to exist. Fair enough, the Nokia 3310 revolutionized the cellphone industry. But I think we're forgetting the fact that Apple's iPhone is the reason why we don't need a PC to do many basic computing things anymore.
Most ICONIC is not the same as most NOSTALGIC
everything apple offers, you can get a better one cheaper.
List is not about the best. It's about the most iconic.
so then really the Nokia 3310 should be number one. as its far more "iconic". Its not as revolutionary as the iPhone was, but iconic.... definitely.
+Ian Appleby I'd put Nokia 3310 at #2 and iPhone at #1 or maybe the other way.. Doesn't matter.
Both of these phones changes the entire outlook people have on phones.
Hirvimetsa The iPhone experience is better though to some people. I use iPhone and my work phone is Android, I just hate the OS so much in comparison.
Motorola Razr 4! It had it all. Beautiful design, excellent call quality, and good web browsing for its time, i used to myspace with it. Lol unforgettable.
I had a iPhone 3 from 3 months of launch until October 7, 2017 , on that day I up graded to a iPhone 7 plus !