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"textContent": "\n\nIn the world of fun vintage phones, most everyone knows about Windows Phone: the beloved-but-doomed platform launched in 2010 to do battle with the iPhone and Android. But there was a whole decade of devices that predated those phones, a parade of pocket-sized Microsoft machines of every color and shape – and this one was, by far, the weirdest. The year is 2005 and this is the Windows Mobile-powered Motorola i930 for Nextel. Let’s have some fun with it.\n\n[ABOUT THIS VIDEO]\n\nThis is the latest in a series of MrMobile videos exploring the mobile tech world's most vibrant period in design and experimentation. In “When Phones Were Fun,” Michael Fisher re-reviews cellphones from the golden age of mobile, the decade-long span from the turn of the century to approximately 2013.\n\nThis episode was produced with two Motorola i930 units purchased by MrMobile. MrMobile does not offer manufacturers the opportunity to preview, edit or approve content before publication. Neither Motorola nor any other manufacturer provided compensation in exchange for this coverage.\n\n[SOCIALIZE]\n\nhttps://facebook.com/themrmobile\nhttps://instagram.com/themrmobile\nhttps://instagram.com/captain2phones\nhttps://threads.com/themrmobile\nhttps://threads.com/captain2phones\nhttps://twitter.com/themrmobile\nhttps://twitter.com/captain2phones\nhttps://mrmobile.tech\n\n[DISCLOSURES]\n\nAdditional information concerning MrMobile’s ethics policy can be found here: https://mrmobile.tech/ethics",
"title": "Years Before The iPhone, This Flip-Phone Ran Windows"
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