Sagem
My-C2

The Sagem My-C2 clamshell phone was introduced in 2003. It had a 101x80 pixel, six-line 256 colour display. The phone book could store 250 telephone numbers and associated names and call logs recorded the most recent 10 dialled, missed and received calls. It provided full support for SMS text messaging including T9 predictive text. Access to the Internet was provided via a Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) 1.2.1 browser that allowed access to WAP-compatible websites and the downloading of polyphonic ringtones. The Sagem myC-2 also included a picture puzzle game, calculator, currency converter, clock and alarm.