Nokia's modern 3310 was among the unexpected stars of Mobile World Congress earlier this year. Nokia sold off 126 million 3310 phones back when the device was first introduced in September 2000.

It's an iconic device, and now the improved modern version is now available for purchase today on Konga. Priced at N18,000, the latest 3310 is a little bit smaller and more stylish.

You're not going to be downloading and installing all the latest applications on this phone, but it does feature a fresh look on the traditional Snake game.

Inside, it's operating Nokia's Series 30+ software, along with a 2.4-inch QVGA display screen, a 2-megapixel camera, as well as a microSD slot. Opera Mini will offer basic web browsing, but the real appeal of this particular mobile phone is the battery lifespan. HMD, the manufacturer of the new Nokia-branded mobile phones, says the latest 3310 will last 31 days on standby with 22 hrs of talk time.

You can check out the difference between the old version and the new version of Nokia 3310 here.