The point where it becomes a general-purpose computing device, I think. Programmability is generally what makes it “smart”, i.e. not having the limitation of predefined “features” which make it a feature phone.
It long predates Encino Man
I’ll say I’m correct on a technicality. 2006 is not “long before smartphones” only a year or so. The N73 is a sort of proto-smartphone, even if the term wasn’t in use yet.
Surprise surprise, there's an actual electric cooker, that matches the pictures and specifications on the box!!
Clearly you’ve never seen any misleading marketing.
WAP/WML browsers, not web browsers.
Drawn and quartered
Saving a click: broken legs, caused by relatively heavy e-bikes.
Nah, Jimmy Carter was cool.
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Because other cities didn’t have a large black neighborhood to knock down.
It’s all relative but more or less yes.
Dumb phone has no software features (e.g. Nokia 5110 or so — unless you count the snake game), feature phone has software features but limited to the ones that come with the phone (rarely installable at all), smart phone has actual software aka “apps”