Picture this: It’s 2014. 4G networks are rolling out globally, Android flagships cost $700+, and first-time smartphone buyers face a wall of complexity. Enter Nokia’s Lumia 630 series—a rainbow-colored, no-nonsense Windows Phone lineup that redefined “affordable smart.” Fast-forward to today, and these devices remain cult favorites for backup phones, IoT controllers, or minimalist users. Let’s unpack…
