Visual Capitalist: Nokia 1100 became the best-selling phone in history
The most popular mobile phone in history was the push-button Nokia 1100. The portal Visual Capitalist named the best-selling gadgets.
According to the source, the leader of the rating was the Nokia 1100, released in 2003, which sold 250 million units in six years. Second place in the ranking was taken by another push-button model – Nokia 1110 – with a slightly lower figure of 248 million devices.
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The top three most popular devices also included the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus (222 million units). It is clarified that it ushered in the era of mobile phones with a large touch screen and remains the best-selling smartphone of all time.
The top five included Nokia 105 (200 million units sold), as well as iPhone 6s and 6s Plus (174 million units). Below are other models of Finnish and American brands. At the same time, the push-button Samsung E1100 took 11th place in the top twenty, and the clamshell Motorola Razr V3 took 17th place.
Samsung engineers have invented a smartphone with a retractable display. The phone has a square body and a screen that can be expanded in different directions.
Source: Lenta
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