Nokia reorients target demographic, designs "Buttons for Humans"

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frank @ Apr 16th 2006 2:38PM

To #2 and others -- certainly not all Nokia's had bad keypads. In fact, I would argue that their early phones had the best/simplest. But you can't possibly think for even a second that some of their designs aren't so unfuckingbelievably horrific that you just want to hide under your bed and cry. The 3660?
http://www.russellbeattie.com/notebook/1004522.html

Yikes. Strangely, this new one looks an awful lot like the greatest keypad of ALL TIME, the one that happens to be found on the Moto V600:
http://www.accessoriesresources.com/bookpic/200542916553524371.jpg

At least Nokia can make fun of themselves. Which is cool.

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