käsikännykkä
A käsikännykkä, commonly known in English as a mobile phone or cell phone, is a portable electronic device designed for making and receiving telephone calls over a wireless network. The term "käsikännykkä" is widely used in Finnish and other Nordic languages, emphasizing its handheld nature. Modern käsikännykät have evolved far beyond their original purpose, incorporating features such as text messaging, internet browsing, multimedia playback, digital cameras, global positioning systems (GPS), and various applications (apps).
The first handheld mobile phones emerged in the 1980s, with early models being bulky and expensive. Over
Today, käsikännykät are essential tools for communication, work, entertainment, and information access. They operate on cellular
Käsikännykät have become deeply integrated into daily life, influencing how people communicate, access information, and interact