Cybiko Full Review: A 'Smartphone' From The 90s

[@davidlopez5473]

Thanks for making this video. For 2 decades I kept my Cybiko near me lol I always loved it. Recently I dusted it off and started using it again. I just went online and purchased replacement batteries. I recently bought one still in box and 3 more in different colors. I want to keep them forever as collectibles. I never knew a single other person that owned one. But they always looked so cool to me. They came out in the 2000's. We were poor so my mom worked hard to buy one for me for Christmas.

[@beefjr22]

Where’s you get the replacement batteries

[@SeñorDossierOficial]

Great review

[@stirch9]

I remember throwing a fit in Walmart to get one and my Mom broke and got me onw because I made A B honor roll. I remember playing the Lybreth game and one time meeting someone on chat while taking a road trip. Good times!

[@jomeyqmalone]

Great to see that T720i again. It was my first GSM cell phone in 2003. I'm still using essentially the same plan to this day (with many many updates to data allowance etc). I was curious about this cybiko, which came out when I was 15, but was just a little too old to be in its target audience. It was also very similar to the Sony MagicLink that I had a few years before (and shared the same limitations)

[@timothysanford012381]

i cant figure out how to Plug and Play an app file with c4pc. like how we open a NES file using Nestopia. i dont know any programming. On c4pc, on Console, i click SEND then pick Calc.app then on Disassembler, i click RUN then, nothing. am i doing something wrong?

[@itsLIZARD89]

Darn was hoping you could play cylandia

[@tamahome1970]

Smartphone in Early 2000's,not 90's yet. Taka Sukunami/Tamahome

[@nevaznozabil]

Какие 90-е? Начало 2000-х.