Flip phones are all the rage again thanks to foldable OLED displays that allow device makers to make modern touchscreen phones that can fold in half. But a few decades ago a flip phone was a phone ...

After the advent of smartphones, Japanese consumers ... But for those feeling flip phone nostalgia for an era that comparatively wasn’t all that long ago, Tokyo telecommunications company P-Up World ...

P-UP World, a Japanese tech firm, is turning back time with the launch of its new phone, the Mode 1 RETRO II. A nostalgic nod to the flip phones that were the rage between 2005 and 2010 ...

The Wall Street Journal recently profiled multiple users that have either switched back to a basic flip phone ... associate English professor Melissa Range, has never owned a smartphone.

It was so much better that the 8th grade lacrosse goalie made the radical choice to get a flip phone, giving him the ability to communicate without all the smart features — and distractions.

They've released the Samsung Galaxy Folder 2, a flip phone that dials back on the smartphone features. Its tactile keypad, basic camera and compact design offer users the simplicity and nostalgia ...

You take a short quiz with questions and options such as “Do you want smart apps?” and “Choose your preferred style” (flip phone, candybar, touchscreen), and it might recommend the Cat S22 ...

Flip phones are like old-fashioned flip mobiles. But now they come in the market in smartphone version. They become smaller from top and bottom and close, which makes it easier to keep in the pocket.

it’s a smartphone, he says. If not, it’s a basic phone. What do basic phones look like? They tend to have small screens that are less enticing to spend time on, and usually look like the flip ...