The Nokia Design Archive Is Open For Viewing
![A design sketch of a partially disassembled candybar mobile phone. The enclosure is a clamshell of plastic that envelops the functional internals of the device and is illustrated to the right upper corner of the image, slightly overlapping the internals evoking the idea of the internals being inserted into the cover. The words "buttons part of the cover" are written toward the top with an arrow toward the numpad and "plastic shell with various design" is written toward the bottom with an arrow toward the translucent blue shell.](https://hackaday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Screenshot-2025-01-21-at-9.28.57%E2%80%AFAM.png?w=800)
During the Cambrian Explosion of cellphone form factors at the turn of the millenium, Nokia reigned supreme. If you’d like to see what they were doing behind the scenes to …read more Continue reading The Nokia Design Archive Is Open For Viewing