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You can’t access the internet. And it doesn’t have a camera or games you can play. In fact, this new mobile phone doesn’t even let you send text messages.



The designers of ‘John’s Phone’ have created a device that has only one function: it lets you make calls.
Hailed as the world’s simplest mobile cell phone, it is designed to be a tongue-in-cheek ‘basic backlash’ by targeting users who do not want the flashy features of next-generation models.
Dubbed the ‘anti iPhone’, the device with a brightly coloured facade and big buttons resembles a toy. The phone’s Dutch makers, advertising agency John Doe, are hoping it will be a hit with technophobes and children buying their first phone.
The manual is only one page long and, unlike its battery-hungry smartphone counterparts, the makers of ‘John’s Phone’ claim that a single charge will provide users with three weeks’ battery life.