20 years after its release, the Nokia 6310 is set to hit the market once more.
It was the phone that many saw as practically indestructible.
Except for former Taoiseach Enda Kenny who managed to break back in 2013 - 5 years after Nokia stopped making them.
Taoiseach revealed this morning he has an iPhone plus a Nokia 63 10 “which fell into the sink recently + is out of commission at the moment”
— mary minihan (@minihanmary) February 21, 2013
Known to many as "The Brick" or "The Blokia", the 6310 had a 21-day battery, a sleek display and - most importantly - snake.
Now, HMD, who make the phones, is relaunching it with all the mod-cons of the early 00's and a few more.
Tweaks include a larger 2.8 inch screen and 320x420 definition - making it clearer than its predecessor.
Although if you're looking for fast data, search elsewhere as the Nokia6310 can pick up just 2G.
The old classic will be released next month and will cost about €50.
