Legendary tech brand Commodore is back with a bang, introducing the Callback 8020 - a phone that's not about social media, emails, or browsing. This Y2K-inspired flip phone runs on Sailfish OS, offering an almost Android-like experience but selectively disables time-consuming apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Slack. Despite the distraction ban, you can still communicate via text messages, voice calls, WhatsApp, and even enjoy music on Spotify. The Callback 8020 boasts an audiophile-grade DAC for superior audio quality and a powerful 48MP camera for all your offline photography needs. Commodore's President & CEO, Peri Fractic (aka Christian Simpson), designed this device as a solution to his own smartphone addiction. The Callback 8020 is set to drop later this year in three color options: BASIC Beige, ProtoPET White, and SX Silver for $499.99; Starlight Edition for $549.99; and a limited Founders Edition with a 24K gold-plated "C" button for $640. Preorders will open on Commodore's Callback website, where you can also sign up for the waitlist. A previous report claiming Commodore had created a custom WhatsApp version with Meta has been corrected. Seth Macy, Senior Social Commerce Producer, eagerly anticipates the Callback 8020 as a potential game-changer in his quest for a distraction-free yet feature-rich phone experience.