Image gallery for 10 best smartphones over each of the last 10 years
Matthew Miller has been writing for ZDNet for 10 years and as we look ahead to this weekend's Academy Awards show, he's taken us back through the best smartphones in each of the last 10 years.
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2006 - Nokia E61
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2007 - Nokia N95
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2008 - T-Mobile G1
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2009 - Apple iPhone 3GS
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2010 - HTC HD2
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2011 - Samsung Galaxy Nexus
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2012 - Samsung Galaxy Note II
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2013 - HTC One M7
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2014 - Apple iPhone 6 Plus
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2015 - Samsung Galaxy Note 5
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