Universal Classic Phone Case

Classics are classical works, authors, topoi (pre-formed linguistic image, metaphor) or products. In the general linguistic sense, "classic" refers to something that combines typical characteristics in a pure form that is accepted as universally valid and is thus considered to be perfect in form and harmonious.

A mobile phone, formerly also called a cellular phone, antenna phone or GSM phone (after the GSM mobile phone standard), also called a Natel in Switzerland, is a portable telephone that communicates with the telephone network via radio and can therefore be used regardless of location. In 2013, for the first time, more internet-capable mobile phones with touch-sensitive screens (smartphones) were sold worldwide than conventional mobile phones.

Smartphone (English, roughly " intelligent phone") is the name given to a mobile phone (colloquially mobile phone) with extensive computer functionalities and connectivity. Early smartphone precursors, around the end of the 1990s, combined the functions of a personal digital assistant (PDA) or organiser, with which one could manage contacts and one's calendar, for example, with the functionality of a pure mobile phone. Later, the functions of a portable media player, a digital and video camera and a GPS navigation device were added to the compact device. Central features are touch screens for operation and computer-like operating systems. Internet access is possible either via mobile broadband connection of the mobile phone provider or WLAN.