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Published 11:33 26 Feb 2018 GMT
Updated 11:41 27 Feb 2018 GMT

It's been 22 years since the Matrix phone was released. To give some context of the time when banana phones were popular, Third Rock from the Sun had just aired, Dolly the sheep was born, Tupac died and Charles and Diana were busy signing divorce papers. Basically, there wasn't a lot going on, hence a bright yellow phone being released was a huge source of excitement.
Fans of the original Nokia 8110 may be disappointed as the new one will have more features than simply being able to make calls and send text messages all with the aid of a monochrome graphic LCD screen. The reboot is going to have 4G and therefore access to the app store.
We're delighted to reveal that it will also have Snake, so you can get back to being late for work because you stayed up until 3am trying to beat the high score your stupid cousin got on your phone last summer, not that he's ever going to let you forget it.
The added bonus of having a bright yellow phone is that you can also use it as a means of flagging down your friends at a gig, or offer it up as a replacement if the local lighthouse's lightbulb goes.
Although the banana phone won't count as one of your five a day, the fact that it now comes with 4G capabilities means that you could order a bunch of bananas online from your banana phone to then consume whilst you peruse your banana phone. Truly, this is quite a time to be alive.
The Nokia 8110 will be available in traditional black and banana yellow from May at a very reasonable £69. Nice.
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