These days it might be all about smartphones, but we've never forgotten about the humble Nokia 3310.
Not only was it everyone's first phone, but the thing was virtually indestructible. It could fall from a height, or drop down the stairs, and the worst thing that might happen was the cover falling off. It didn't have internet, but it did provide days of battery life and endless hours of fun playing snake.
The great news is Nokia are set to bring the 3310 back. They'll be revealing it at the Mobile World Congress taking place in Barcelona from February 27th - March 2nd. The company have struggled in the smartphone era, but are hoping for a resurgence by returning to their best selling models.
According to Independent.co.uk, they're aiming to pitch it as a low cost, secondary phone, priced at around €59. If they manage to get it on the market before festival season kicks off, we can see it being a huge hit.
A phone that doesn't need to be charged and won't break - expect to see them everywhere at Electric Picnic.
