PLDT Red Pay Phone
A classic public telephone model commonly used in the Philippines.
Year: 1980
Motorola Bag Phone
An early mobile phone housed in a carrying case, designed for vehicle use.
Year: 1988
Nokia Early Mobile Phone
A sturdy mobile phone from the late 1990s, known for reliability.
Year: Late 1990s
Motorola Black Beeper
A one-way communication device used before widespread mobile phones.
Year: 1990
PLDT Landline
A standard home telephone service used in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Year: 1995 - 2000
Wired Home Intercom Phones
A communication system installed in homes for room-to-room calls.
Year: 1995
Nokia 7110
The first mobile phone with a WAP browser, known for its sliding mechanism.
Year: 1999
Nokia 8210
A compact mobile phone with interchangeable covers.
Year: 1999
Nokia 8850
A premium Nokia phone featuring a sleek metallic design.
Year: 1999
Wireless Landline (Docked)
A home telephone with wireless functionality and a docking station.
Year: 2000
Green Trimline Phones
A popular home telephone model with a slim profile.
Year: 2000
Nokia 3310
One of the most iconic and durable mobile phones of all time.
Year: 2000
Nokia 6210
A business-oriented phone with infrared connectivity.
Year: 2000
Nokia 9210 Communicator
A pioneering smartphone with a clamshell design, QWERTY keyboard, and early mobile office features.
Year: 2000
Wireless Landline Phone
Popular in Filipino homes, this cordless phone offered the freedom of movement without losing the landline connection.
Year: 2000
Nokia 7650
The first Nokia phone with a built-in camera and Symbian OS—ushering in a new era of smart imaging.
Year: 2002
Handspring Treo 180
An early smartphone combining phone and PDA features.
Year: 2002
Motorola Razr V3
A stylish flip phone known for its thin design.
Year: 2004
Nokia 7360
A fashion-oriented Nokia mobile phone with unique designs.
Year: 2005
Motorola SLVR L7
A slim, candybar-style phone that combined sleek design with microSD support and MP3 playback.
Year: 2005
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iPhone (1st Gen)
The first-generation iPhone that revolutionized smartphones.
Year: 2007
BlackBerry 9800 Sliding QWERTY
A smartphone featuring a sliding QWERTY keyboard and touchscreen capabilities.
Year: 2010
iPhone 4
The first iPhone with a Retina display, redesigned frame, and front-facing camera for FaceTime.
Year: 2010
iPhone 5s
Introduced Touch ID fingerprint recognition, improving smartphone security.
Year: 2013
Cherry Mobile Alpha Luxe
A locally branded smartphone offering affordability and decent specs.
Year: 2014
iPhone 6s (Gold)
Introduced 3D Touch and improved camera technology.
Year: 2015
MyPhone (Philippines)
A proudly Pinoy smartphone brand known for affordable Android devices and Filipino-themed content.
Year: 2015
Asus ZenFone Max
A smartphone known for its large battery capacity and power efficiency.
Year: 2016
Asus ZenFone Max Pro
An upgraded version of the ZenFone Max, featuring improved performance and camera.
Year: 2018
iPhone XS Max
Apple’s largest iPhone at the time, with a 6.5" OLED display and Face ID security.
Year: 2018
The XS Max combined the A12 Bionic chip, dual cameras, and Super Retina display into a massive glass-and-steel flagship. It marked the normalization of premium, oversized smartphones built for media and multitasking.