Why Cellphones Should Return Girly and Glorious 2000s Designs

Photo Illustration by Erin O'Flynn/The Daily Beast/Getty Images, HBO and 20th Century FoxThe next time you’re at a bar, your friend’s house, or minding your business on the bus, glance around you, and count all the cellphones. You’ll tally more than you usually notice—all the tech guys at the bar will be data-scraping Hinge, or the toddlers on the bus will be appraising Bluey.In the 16 years since the start of the (now-concluded) smartphone boom, phones have transformed from conspicuous, clicky

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