What are the smallest mobile phones?

The saying has always been that bigger is better but that doesn’t hold true when it comes to mobile phones. This article takes a look at the ten smallest mobile phones that are leading this global competition today.

Modu Mobile

Overview This phone is new on the market but it’s already been named “The World’s Lightest Phone” by The Guinness Book of World Records. It weighs just over forty grams and has dimensions that are just 72 x 37 x 7.8 mm. In other words, the Modu Mobile is miniature.
However, the phone is capable of doing a wide range of different things including SMS messaging, MP3 playing and taking photographs. Some of this is done through attachments that may add bulk to its initial small size.
Nevertheless, even with attachments, this phone is setting the benchmark for small cell phones across the globe. It isn’t on sale yet, but will be in certain markets by the end of the year, so those of you who want to be on the cutting edge should start thinking now about getting your fingers on this phone.

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Haier Elegance
Before the Modu Mobile came into the market, the phone that was dubbed “world’s smallest” was the Haier Elegance. It markets itself as being the size of a lipstick case while offering all of the features of a full-size phone. Weighing 64 grams and measuring 9.1 x 3.5 x 1.8 cm, it remains one of the smallest phones available today. The tag line it goes by these days is “the world’s smallest unlocked GSM mobile phone”. NEC N930 One of the smallest phones on the mainstream market is the NEC N930. It’s bulky compared to the Modu Mobile but remains small at 85.5 x 54 x 11.9 mm in size. Weighting 72 grams, the phone can has all standard phone features including SMS, games and a camera. It is also Bluetooth-enabled. The main reason that this one has done so well in the market isn’t just its size, though; it’s the fact that it’s considered a sleek, attractive phone that is hip to have in your hand. Final word Nowadays, we have to face that the future is only getting smaller!