Being Technical Pakistan's video: Father Is Back The re-launch of the iconic Nokia 3310

Quick Review of the Iconic Nokia 3310, Hope you guys like this video! The new model is 12.8mm thick and weighs 79.6g, as opposed to 22mm and 133g. Its Expected Price in Pakistan is Rs: 5000 It’s also now available in glossy red and yellow colour options, as well as the familiar grey and dark blue matte schemes. Nokia has altered the phone’s main keys too. The large blue button has been ditched, along with the ‘C’ and arrows buttons. Replacing these is a square-shaped central keypad, flanked by large ‘call’ and ‘end call’ buttons. “Nokia phones stir real emotions,” said Juho Sarvika, the chief product officer of HMD Global. “For the Nokia 3310 we just couldn’t resist. We wanted to reward loyal Nokia phone fans and make a statement that rich heritage, innovation and modern design can go hand-in-hand.” The handset is being marketed as a feature phone, with HMD Global, which owns the rights to the Nokia brand, saying it’s designed to be used as a festival, weekend or ‘fun’ mobile. As it takes micro-SIM cards, HMD Global also says it will also appeal to users who just fancy a 'digital detox'. All they'd need to do is pop their SIM out of their regular smartphone and into the significantly less capable 3310. I asked if the handset was waterproof, but HMD Global executives would only say that it was “incredibly durable” and “reliable”.