A few weeks ago, Nokia launched a ‘Design by Community‘ experiment on their Conversations blog. The project asks normal folks – like you and me (and even your mom!) to pick and choose what features/aspects they’d like to see in a future Nokia device. They’ve split the project up into week-long polls, with a handy-dandy [...]
Nokia is finally working on a ruggedized phone, though they have yet to officially announce it. It is believed to be the Nokia 3720, leaked several weeks ago, but not yet confirmed by Nokia. The Conversations team has a handful of units and have been testing them in a knock-up of different real-life situations, including [...]
Today, there are changes afoot at the Nokia Conversations blog. If you don’t already know, Nokia Conversations is Nokia’s official public blog. While they sporadically announce new devices there, the site is mostly focused on simply being an external face for Nokia. The site was started by Charlie Schick, of Nokia Lifeblog fame, and has [...]
When I arrived here in Austin for SXSW, I met up with some Nokia friends and was handed a red Nokia E75 Euro. Not one to waste time, I quickly set it up for use, to put it to the test in a constantly moving event situation, installing my various apps and getting my PIM [...]
After covering the Nokia Locate Sensor, which was quite possibly Nokia’s biggest announcement at CES (kinda sad, no?), the guys at Nokia Conversations are now wondering what things regular f0lks like you and I would use this thing for. They’re asking for your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions, which will be organized and presented to the [...]
The Nokia Beta Labs seem to be on an updating spree now, and who are we to argue with that? After their first wave of news by releasing Nokia Image Exchange, graduating Nokia Email and Communication Center, and archiving the Enhanced Calculator, they are back with another wave of updates and new applications, so let’s [...]
One of the main reasons that the Nokia Conversations site was setup by longtime Nokia blogger Charlie Schick is to better facilitate….conversations….between Nokia and its consumers. When it first launched, a blogger named Amy Gahran posted the same type stuff I’ve been ranting about for a while – if Nokia wants to make a bigger [...]
