Nokia has announced its bringing back an updated version of one of its classic phones - the 6310.
In celebration of the device's 20th birthday, the company is commemorating the date with a healthy dose of nostalgia.
It's time to take a trip back to the early 2000s - a time when technology wasn't as advanced, but it seemed magical.
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If you were lucky enough to own a mobile phone back then, chances are it was a Nokia.
A Nokia 6310 was commonly known as the 'brick' due to its perceivable invincibility.
Despite being well known for its durability and extremely long battery life, it was also known for a little game called Snake.
A far cry from most modern mobile games, Snake was a simple but favourite pastime.
Now, HMD Global, the maker of Nokia's phones, has given the classic 6310 a makeover to make it more suitable for the modern day.
The latest iteration will have all the classic features that made the original so popular.
It will boast a polycarbonate shell and a battery that will apparently last 22 days.
And yes, it will have Snake - the original Snake.
Nokia will also be updating the handset with some extra features, including a camera.
The new Nokia 6310 is currently going for a very affordable £59.99.
Are you going to buy this nostalgic phone? Let us know!
