11. Nokia N95
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It was developed in 2007. The N95 phone represented the best of Nokia after its launch. The phone was powered by a Symbian S60 with a unique two-way sliding mechanism. This could be used either for the numeric keypad or like media playback buttons.
12. Sony Ericsson K750
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This K750 was launched in the year 2005. It was a candy bar-style phone which used the company’s famous ‘joystick’ for the navigation. The volume control keys on its side could be used for zooming in/out while in the camera mode.
13. Apple iPhone
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Found by late Steve Jobs in the year 2007, the Apple iPhone featured in a new era as the realm of mobile phones. The full touch device engaged the world with its amazing features like an on-screen keyboard, quad-band GSM support and also a gamut of sensors like accelerometer, proximity sensor along with an ambient light sensor.
14. HTC Dream
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HTC might be having a tough time now, but it holds the place of being the manufacturer which launched the first commercially available smartphone which could run Android. HTC Dream came with a horizontal slide-out touchscreen which hid a full keyboard below it.
15. Samsung Galaxy Note
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With a huge 5.3-inch touchscreen and a stylus, this Galaxy Note is considered for popularizing the term ‘phablet’. With the Note designs, Samsung has played a risky hand for a large-screen smartphone.