The nostalgia-fueled “dumbphone” trend has a new contender, and this time it carries one of computing’s most iconic names. Commodore has unveiled the Callback 8020, a flip phone designed to help users disconnect from social media without giving up essential smartphone features. The device combines retro aesthetics with a deliberately limited software experience. Social media
[ratings]We usually cover concepts, leaks, prototypes and renders, but this was too good to be missed. Apparently, there’s a Commodore smartphone out there, one ready to burst into the mainstream scene within a few days. The Commodore branding is no accident here, since the handset will come with preinstalled retro game emulators. Commodore International was
[ratings]All of you PS4 and Xbox One gamers must remember that sometime in the remote past, in the early days of gaming a Commodore 64 and Amiga was just as good as the new consoles. There are a lot of tributes paid to these older gaming devices, including the one below, the Commodore 64 phone