Remember how beat up they eventually looked? You couldn't do anything about that. By detaching the case from modern phones, consumers could then swap the cases

Remember how beat up they eventually looked? You couldn't do anything about that. By detaching the case from modern phones, consumers could then swap the cases out. I think it was a move in the right direction. However ergonomic a Nokia was doesn't really matter to me when its functionality was vastly limited. I'll take a massive screen that supports many more applications over a text/call machine that has a better grip. Can you provide a phone that combines the two? At least here in Mexico you can still buy cheap brick phones if that's your preference.