On November 5, 2014 (September 13, 2014), Nokia changed its name to Microsoft Lumia. After selling its mobile phone business to Microsoft for $7.10 billion, the Nokia brand has to say goodbye to us for the time being. Late last month, Microsoft officially announced that the logo of all Lumia mobile phones will be changed from "Nokia" to "Microsoft". In addition, all official social media and channels also follow this name change rule. After saying goodbye to everyone on Twitter, on November 5, 2014, Nokia's official Sina Weibo account also announced. Nokia said on Weibo that it will be renamed Microsoft Lumia soon, and thanked users for their endless encouragement and support. Of course, the Nokia brand will not disappear. In the next ten years, Microsoft's feature phones will still use the Nokia name. Nokia, which has sold its mobile phone division, is also considering preparing to return to the mobile phone market and may launch a very powerful Android flagship product. When we use all-color touchscreen rectangular mobile phones, will we recall the Nokia with different shapes in those years? Webmaster's Home today joins you to review the Nokia classics we chased in those years and pay tribute to the Nokia in our hearts forever. Nokia 1020 (2013) is a WP mobile phone that focuses on photography. It is equipped with 41 million pixel camera and uses PureView technology. It is also the last model before Microsoft announced that it will acquire Nokia's mobile phone business. The Nokia 808 (2012) 808 is Nokia's last Symbian-based smartphone and the first phone to use PureView technology. Nokia 1280 (2010) entry-level keyboard phone with dual-band GSM technology, dust-proof keyboard, and strong battery life. Nokia N81 (2007) An excellent gaming phone, the main model of the N-gage platform, with slider shape and innovative Navi five-way scroll wheel. Nokia 5300 (2006) The Nokia 5300 is the most popular music phone in the XpressMusic series. Creatively place keys such as fast forward and backward music playback on the body. Nokia N70 (2005) This is the first generation model of the N series. It is a 3G mobile phone with the S60 second version system. At the beginning of its launch, it can be regarded as a flagship machine king product. Nokia 6280 (2005) This is also a 3G mobile phone with a multi-curved shape, which is more suitable for women. Nokia 3250 (2005) adopts a unique waist twist design and supports three-phase rotation. It is also a music phone with a music button design on the body. Equipped with 2 million pixel camera. Nokia 8800 (2005) high-end phone, designed by VERTU product department (now separated from Nokia), with a stainless steel body, sapphire coating, and a unique slide cover design. Another phone in the Nokia N90 (2005) N series, with a deformable design, the screen can be folded and turned over. The camera is a Cass Zeiss autofocus lens, 2 million pixels. The Nokia 7710 (2005) 7710 is also a unique phone with a curved shape. It is also the first Nokia touchscreen phone to support a stylus. The Nokia 7280 (2004) is a stunning alluring series. The cylindrical design is very similar to an MP3, and it can also be regarded as a lipstick. The main music, the camera is only 300,000 pixels. The Nokia 7600 (2004) can be replaced with different colors of the body, and the sound quality is good. It can display photos with a maximum resolution of 800x600 pixels. Nokia 1100 (2003) is the most sold mobile phone in the world. Nokia announced in 2011 that this phone has sold more than 250 million. Nokia 3300 (2003) gamepad shape, the screen is in the middle, and the buttons are surrounded by arcs, designed for gaming. No camera. Nokia N-Gage (2002) N-Gage is the main game, and it feels very good to operate with both hands. Nokia wants to use this product to prove that mobile phones can also beat game consoles. Nokia 5100 (2002) This is a non-smart phone with a colorful appearance. The shell is rubber configuration, which is very sturdy. It has peripheral cameras and also supports FM radio. Nokia 6800 (2002) This mobile phone has not only a 9-key keyboard, but also a QWERTY keyboard, and the implementation is very unique. Nokia 3600/3650 (2002) The keyboard part of this mobile phone has a round design, and the key distribution is also relatively special. Nokia 5510 (2001) This is a non-smart phone with a full keyboard design, no camera, and buttons like the early BlackBerry. Nokia 7650 (2001) Nokia 7650 is an ultra-classic mobile phone that created three firsts in the world: the first five-dimensional joystick mobile phone, the first Symbian system smart phone, and Nokia's first color screen mobile phone. Nokia 8210 (1999) It was the smallest and lightest Nokia mobile phone at the time, with a colorful body. Nokia 7110 (1999) This was the first mobile phone with a WAP browser. Its keyboard was designed with a slider. Nokia 3210 (1999) This was also one of the best-selling models in mobile phone history, with a total of 160 million units sold. It has a colorful appearance. Nokia 5110 (1998) This phone is targeted at business, but is better known for making a classic game popular - Snake. Nokia 9000 (1996) The Nokia 9000 is Nokia's first true smart phone, adding the function of sending and receiving fax, mail and information, can connect to the Internet, and is also equipped with a full keyboard Nokia 8110 (1996) Its overall shape is curved and adopts an automatic sliding cover design. The licensed price in China was as high as 8,000 yuan, which was already a sky-high price at that time. Nokia 1011 (1993) This is the world's first mobile phone that can send text messages. It is Nokia's first GSM mobile phone, and its historical status is obvious. Nokia Cityman (1987) The Cityman is Nokia's first true "mobile phone", which is also the first handheld mobile phone for the Nordic Mobile Phone (NMT) network. "Big Brother" shape. Nokia MobiraTalkman (1985) In 1984, the predecessor of Nokia, Mobira, produced what was called the most advanced product at the time, MobiraTalkman. Although this product was slightly larger than before, it significantly improved the talk time. This was the second mobile phone in the world, the first being the Motorola DynaTAC.