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I'm curious now. Apparently, this was one of the very first (smart)phones. But unless i've perhaps missed something in this article, I can't tell if it's actually been the first or not, (though I know Blackberry was there before it, just with massive security issues). So: was that really the first smartphone as we know them today, or was there another before it? 195.83.121.201 (talk) 14:43, 21 November 2023 (UTC)Reply
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