Touchscreen smartphones only
Modern foldables (Galaxy Z Fold and Flip) are included as touchscreen devices. Feature phones, T9 and physical-keyboard devices, sliders, and legacy clamshell flip phones are removed from this tab.
SMARTPHONE ARCHIVE // 199 TOUCHSCREEN MODELS // VERIFIED SOURCES
Every era
had a touchscreen.
Explore touchscreen smartphone history from the original iPhone through modern iPhone, Galaxy S, Galaxy Note, Galaxy A, Galaxy Z foldables, and selected Nokia touchscreen models. The Phones tab includes modern foldables (Galaxy Z Fold and Flip) but excludes feature phones, T9 and physical-keyboard devices, sliders, and legacy clamshell flip phones. Cards look for Creative Commons device-only images from Wikimedia Commons, preferring transparent PNG or WebP files with no people, hands, packaging, accessories, or surrounding objects. When no suitable image is available, the local smartphone silhouette remains in place.
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ORIGINAL IPHONE2007
199touchscreen smartphones
3represented makers
622M+tracked published units
20years represented
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The smartphone timeline
This timeline contains touchscreen smartphones only, including modern foldables. Feature phones, T9 and physical-keyboard devices, sliders, and legacy clamshell flip phones are excluded. Release years are checked against current Wikipedia infoboxes; sales figures use published manufacturer or catalog sources first.
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The 100-million club
Models with at least 100 million units according to the strongest named source available. Family-wide totals remain labeled and are not double-counted.
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How the smartphone archive counts
The archive includes only touchscreen smartphones. Manufacturer announcements and curated historical records remain primary, Wikipedia supplies current article facts, and estimates stay clearly labeled when no audited model total exists.
Sales sources are ranked
Manufacturer disclosures and model trackers are preferred. Wikipedia is a fallback, and family-wide or estimated numbers remain visibly labeled rather than presented as exact model sales.
Commons images, safe fallback
Visible phone cards search Wikimedia Commons for Creative Commons PNG or WebP files with transparent corners and device-only descriptions. Unsuitable or unavailable files fall back to the original local silhouettes.