Nokia Talks About Product Leakage
This article, from four days ago on Nokia Conversations, is worth a read. As they put it, now that it's officially launched, the Nokia E71 takes the crown as the most leaked product they've ever seen at Nokia.
The miscellaneous gadgets and accessories that do not fit elsewhere, from voice recorders to security keys.
This article, from four days ago on Nokia Conversations, is worth a read. As they put it, now that it's officially launched, the Nokia E71 takes the crown as the most leaked product they've ever seen at Nokia.
I was invited to Nokia Connection 2008, the annual event, this year on 16th and 17th June. The first day was at the Singapore Recreation Club, the second at Mandarin Oriental, with plenty of new Nokia announcements.
I was invited to Nokia Sharing Experience, held yesterday at MILK Studio on Mount Sophia. The RSVP only said Nokia would introduce their latest devices and Share on Ovi, leaving me curious.
What's up with the internet today? So much major news at once: Microsoft has released the long-awaited Windows Vista Service Pack 1 to Windows Update, Apple has released Safari 3.1, and Intel has announced its six-core Dunnington processor.
I'm not sure if you've noticed, but there's a site called Nokia Beta Labs hosting several nice S60 applications made by Nokia themselves. I only discovered it via Engadget, discussing one of its S60 apps.
Microsoft's new Zunes come in an 80GB hard-drive version and 4GB and 8GB flash versions. I wonder whether they'll reach Singapore, since the previous Zune never did. The Zune 80 packs 80GB and uses the new Zune Pad control.
The second and final day of Nokia: Go Play was held in Ballroom 1 of The Oriental Singapore. There was an introductory speech, followed by two panel discussions, one on the Nokia N-Gage platform with senior Nokia multimedia representatives.
I nearly missed the opening speech, expecting it to run late around 5.30pm, but it began punctually at 5.15pm as scheduled. The night split into three parts: the speech, a live demo of phones, and dinner.
As you may have heard, Nokia will announce something on Wednesday, 29th August 2007 in London, at an event called Nokia: Go Play. The same event runs here in Singapore on the exact same date, concurrently with London's.
Lots of rumours have circulated lately, especially about Nokia's Nseries. Nokia has announced many phones this year but no Nseries yet. This announcement should include the N95 8GB, N81, N82 and perhaps a surprise on 29th August. I can't wait.