Coveted in the late ‘90s due to its cameo in sci-fi blockbusterThe Matrix, the Nokia 8110 is being relaunched in 2018 with a few upgrades. While it was previously a symbol of futuristic tech, it’s now positioned as a nostalgic device that can help owners break free of constant connectivity.

Rising levels of digital fatigue is leading many people to seek out ways of streamlining their online activity. Google's messaging technology ‘Reply’ allows those beleaguered by messages to send out more personalised automatic replies, giving them a break from constant connectedness.

Emojis may be everywhere in digital communications, but next to stickers, they’re starting to look dull and dated. Brands and celebrities, including Kim Kardashian West, are cashing in on the craze with their own sticker apps, simultaneously embedding themselves in people’s mobile lives.

People can now use their phones to check emails, manage money and catch Pokémon at the pub. But for many, there's something missing from the modern mobile experience –Snake. HMD is releasing a new Nokia handset for $26 that comes with the iconic mobile game but without web access.