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Motorola DynaTAC 8000X
This phone was the world's first commercial handheld telephone! (McCracken 2010) -
Sony Ericsson P800
With an integrated camera and touch screen technology, this phone was the "ultimate in mobile communications and multimedia applications" (Randazzese 2003). -
Motorola StarTAC
Ganterbien says “this phone was one of the best cell phones – analog or digital – on the market”. It was the smallest during this time period and also featured ring tones, call time and tone controls (Ganterbien 1997). -
Nokia 9000 Communicator
This phone was among the first cell phones to combine phone, pages, E-mails, fax and computer.(Ted 1997). It was also the first smartphone series, driven by an Intel 386 CPU. -
Siemens S10
The first colour cell phone. -
Nokia 7110
First mobile phone based on the wireless application protocol (WAP and was able to store up to 100 contacts and keep 500 messages (Normans Media Ltd. 1995) -
Samsung SPH-M100
The first-ever combination MP3 player/ cellular phone (Niz 2001) -
Sharp J-SH04
First camera phone, however only available in Japan (Ha 2010) -
Ericsson T68
The first GSM colour handset - Ericsson's T68 (Hibberd 2002) -
Sanyo SCP-5300
First to follow Japan, this phone was America's first wireless phone with an embedded digital camera. Also featuring portrait flash and zoom (Newswire 2003) -
Motorola Razr
The legendary flip phone by Motorola. -
HTC Universal
This was the first 3G Pocket PC phone at HTC and the first to come with Windows Mobile. -
Nokia N73
Nokia 3G Smartphone incorporates a 3.2-megapixel camera with an auto-focus Zeiss lens (Lane 2006) -
LG Shine
LG Electronics Slider Phone, the latest edition of Super-Multi optical storage devices (Wireless News 2006) -
iPhone (1st Generation)
The first smartphone by Apple. -
HTC TYTN 100
Internet-enabled Windows Mobile Pocket PC smartphone. -
HTC Touch
HTC’s answer to the iPhone with a full VGA- resolution touch screen
and GPS, bluetooth and wifi (Monckton 2008) -
iPhone 3G
The next generation smartphone by Apple featuring the app store. -
BlackBerry Storm
A direct competitor to the iPhone, the Blackerry storm features "advanced SurePress typing technology, WiFi access, and video recording capabilities" (Trautschold 2010). -
HTC Evo 4G
The first 4G cell to hit the market (Vasquez 2010). -
iPhone 4
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Samsung Galaxy Prevail
Samsung phone featuring a number of apps and a 3.2-inch touchscreen, a 2 megapixel camera, Bluetooth and GPS (Newstex 2011) -
Samsung Galaxy SIII
Very popular during it's time the Samsung Galaxy SIII comes with 4.8-inch Super Amoled screen, Android 4.4 (Kit) OS, 3.5 G internet access, 1.4 GHz quad-core processor and 8 MP camera as stated by MENA Report 2012 -
Nokia Lumia 920
One of the best quality camera phones on the market at the time. -
iPhone 5
Introduced as slightly longer and with a larger screen then previous Apple devices. It features improvements to the camera, such as panorama photography (Radin 2012) -
HTC One
A big competitor of Apple devices the HTC One features a
4.7-inch 1080p screen, a Blinkfeed social network-aggregating home screen and a camera that takes excellent photos with shutter screen (Murray 2013) -
iPhone 5s
One of the more recent developments by Apple, this device introduced finger print access. -
iPhone 6/6s
This is the most recent and most popular smart phone on the market now in high demand.
