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Follow your senses with the C55

April 21, 2003 - 12:00am

Still remember how your first cellular phone looked like? It could be one of these four things: a semblance of a two-way radio system, an ice shredder, a TV remote control, or a cordless phone. They’re big,...

Telecoms