"red telephone"

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7 November 2025

Photo illustration of Nexperia logo displayed on a smartphone screen with the national flag of the People's Republic of China, also known as the Five-star Red Flag in the background. Nexperia B.V. is a semiconductor manufacturer, a tech company headquartered in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, subsidiary of Wingtech Technology, a Shanghai listed company partially owned by the Chinese government. As of October 2025, the Dutch government took control of governance of the firm citing security concerns. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on November 7, 2025

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7 November 2025

Photo illustration of Nexperia logo displayed on a smartphone screen with the national flag of the People's Republic of China, also known as the Five-star Red Flag in the background. Nexperia B.V. is a semiconductor manufacturer, a tech company headquartered in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, subsidiary of Wingtech Technology, a Shanghai listed company partially owned by the Chinese government. As of October 2025, the Dutch government took control of governance of the firm citing security concerns. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on November 7, 2025

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7 November 2025

Photo illustration of Nexperia logo displayed on a smartphone screen with the national flag of the People's Republic of China, also known as the Five-star Red Flag in the background. Nexperia B.V. is a semiconductor manufacturer, a tech company headquartered in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, subsidiary of Wingtech Technology, a Shanghai listed company partially owned by the Chinese government. As of October 2025, the Dutch government took control of governance of the firm citing security concerns. Amsterdam, the Netherlands on November 7, 2025

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#12844692

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844699

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844700

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844701

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844702

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844704

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12844705

9 October 2025

A vintage push-button landline telephone is found in an abandoned house, showcasing its classic design and black push-button keypad in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on September 17, 2025. It features a beige body with a red handset and a physical keypad. Push-button telephones, which utilize touch-tone technology, are introduced in India during the 1960s, gradually replacing rotary dials. The design of the handset ensures clear sound quality during calls while maintaining audible ringtones. Nowadays, landlines are largely replaced by mobile phones throughout India.

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#12839443

7 October 2025

Shop for various London souvenirs in one of the city's many gift shops, where tourists purchase souvenirs from the city.

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26 September 2025

A young person checks his smartphone in front of a phone booth in London, United Kingdom. These red booths, designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, become a cultural symbol of the city, although their use as a telephone is now marginal.

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