Nokia’s one time best seller ‘6310’ has made a comeback and, yes, you can still play snake on it. The handset was adored by millions for its long battery life, simple buttons and screen, sleek design and being allegedly indestructible. The revamp comes with a larger 2.8 inch screen compared with a tiny 1.8 inch screen and a 320×240 pixel definition. The original had a 120×160 pixel definition when it made waves in the tech world.
Despite coming in more colours, the phone remains true to its bluetooth roots as it remained a 2G phone. With a massive battery life racking up 21 days, the iconic snake game can still be accessed for some hard-hitting nostalgia. It also includes a single rear camera, FM radio and MP3 player for the classic retro feel. The 6310 was discontinued in 2005, but will be making a come back just next month.
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The procedure, which is quite complicated, involves cutting through bone and inserting an adjustable ‘nail’, but it is beyond cheap. Mahboubian, a 45-year-old from California, charges up to $75,000 to lengthen femurs, $85,000 tibias and a whopping $155,000 as a combo package.
He claims he has not only made people physically taller, but also help them achieve their lifelong goals. Around a year after the process, patients return to the clinic to have the nails removed, with the patients needing around three to four months after surgery to walk without assistance. They also require six to eight months before they can do any sport.