THOUGH smartphones are quite commonplace today, there were also a slew of smart devices that could make phone calls – from various Microsoft Windows-based mobiles to the Blackberry – in the early 2000s.
However, the first smartphone actually came out a lot earlier than that, and the company that made it was not based in Redmond, Washington, nor was its name fruit-based. Is it true that the first smartphone hit the market in the 1990s?
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