Which brand was the first mobile phone you bought?

The first mobile phone I bought was a Nokia mobile phone. Speaking of the Nokia brand, it is really a tear of the times. Although the mobile phone at that time looked stupid, black, and had no appearance at all, it carried a lot of memories for me. Every text message sent and every phone call made on that phone are my most precious memories.

1. Tears of the Era

Before entering the smartphone era, Nokia was definitely the leader in the mobile phone field. I believe many families have a Nokia mobile phone. I believe many of my friends have seen the handshake on the Nokia startup interface, and it feels familiar. Nokia mobile phones are very durable. Compared with the current mobile phones in the smartphone era, which are delicate and break easily due to bumps and bumps, Nokia phones can be used to smash walnuts. Although it is not so beautiful in appearance, it is definitely first-class in terms of practicality.

2. Nokia’s development in the era of smart phones

Nokia’s success in the era of non-smart phones also caused its backwardness in the era of smart phones. Because in the non-smartphone era, Nokia had already achieved the number one position in the industry. Perhaps because of this reason, it is a bit arrogant, so it did not seize the opportunity very quickly to produce smartphones. On the contrary, he maintained his consistent design, which also made it obsolete by the times. But everyone generally still has a certain feeling for Nokia, so when it was preparing to go bankrupt and launched a smartphone after learning from the pain, everyone was willing to support it. But this support was still weak, and it was eventually acquired by another mobile phone company. The boss of the non-smartphone era was eventually photographed on the beach.

3. Nokia sentiment

Although Nokia has basically withdrawn from the mobile phone market, it is the memory of a generation. Its advantages are still worthy of reference by current mobile phone manufacturers. Its practicality should be worth learning from all mobile phone manufacturers. I hope that some mobile phone manufacturers can inherit the spirit of Kia.