Phones Go Retro, the Nokia 3310 and BlackBerry KEYone

The video discusses the Nokia 3310 and BlackBerry Key 1 phones. The Nokia 3310 is a modern version of the classic phone, ideal as a secondary device or nostalgic gift, but it only supports 2G networks, which are being phased out in the US. It features 22 hours of talk time and the classic Snake game in color. The BlackBerry Key 1 has a physical keyboard, a 4.5-inch screen, and strong battery life, making it suitable for business users. It includes advanced security features and can be used as a trackpad. The phone will be available unlocked for $550. The video is part of the 'Gadgets with Garmin' series by Mark Berman, available on Bloomberg and social media.

What features make the Nokia 3310 a suitable secondary phone?

What is a significant limitation of the Nokia 3310 in the US market?

How does the BlackBerry phone's keyboard differ from touch screens?

What advantages does the BlackBerry phone offer for business users?

What is the price and availability of the new BlackBerry phone?