By Mike on 28 August 2009
GLOBAL – It’s been another great week for comments here on Conversations, so thanks to all of you that continue to get stuck in and keenly chew the fat on all things Nokia related. This week’s winning comment struck a chord and earned the first-place rosette thanks to its optimism, insight and experience… plus, it made us feel pretty good.
Read on to find out who has won this week’s copy of our favourite S60 Twitter app, Gravity.
By Mike on 25 August 2009
GLOBAL -Over 750 of you voted in our most recent Conversations poll, in which asked what is the most important feature in a mobile gaming device? This was an immense response, matched by a stack of smart comments, so thanks for getting really stuck in with your opinions and voting in such great numbers.
Read on to find out which mobile gaming feature gained the highest score.
By Mike on 20 August 2009
STUTTGART, Germany – In little under two weeks the entire Conversations team will be setting off on our Nokia World 09 adventure (2-3 September), to bring you our take on things as they happen. As I mentioned in yesterday’s NW09 keynote speaker story, we’ve managed to secure a bunch of interviews with a broad range of smart Nokia folk at NW09, and we’re keen to get your suggestions for questions you’d like us to ask them on your behalf as the esteemed Conversations readership.
Over the coming week we’ll be selecting the best questions you suggest, ready to unleash them on our interviewees at Nokia World 09.
Read on to find out who we’ll be chatting to throughout the event, and leave your suggestions for questions in the comments section inside.
By Mike on 19 August 2009
GLOBAL – Over the past few weeks we’ve run a series of polls asking you what the most important feature in a camera phone, web browsing device, and most recently, a music phone. This week we thought we’d dust off our thumbs and point them at mobile gaming devices.
Now, N-Gage is arguably the best gaming experience you can have on a Nokia device, with the most sophisticated service, best graphics, online connectivity, yada, yada. But what’s most important to you? And let’s not forget Java games that funnel fun into the palms of most people using mid to entry level devices.
Throw your hat in the ring and vote for what matters to you most!
By Mike on 18 August 2009
GLOBAL – We wanted to find out what lies at the heart of a great music device, so over the past week we’ve been asking you to vote for the most important feature in a music phone. The poll doors have now firmly been shut (so don’t go clicking), and the votes have been counted. Read on to find out which feature tops the chart.
By Mike on 14 August 2009
GLOBAL – Cloud computing is one of those hot topics that continues to generate heaps of interesting conversation, particularly as many of us have now begun to welcome it and experience what it can offer to our daily mobile lives. The subject again reared its fluffy head within the last seven days, in Charlie’s story entitled Of surveillance, gigalapses, and our trust in the Cloud.
This week’s winning comment was one of a number of smart and insightful points made around the topic of reliability and personal responsibility when it comes to storing our content on the cloud. It was a tough call, but the winning commenter topped the podium thanks to a sprinkle of poetic charm that wooed our scribbler side. Read on to find out who bagged this week’s comment of the week and has won a copy of Gravity, our favourite Twitter app for S60 devices.
By Charlie on 14 August 2009
BOSTON, USA – Just yesterday I wrote about how you sometimes never know what folks will develop, or not develop, for a device. True, one commentor split hairs over what might be core or not core. But, the point is, when a device goes out, it might never end up in the hands of the user in the same way the product manager imagined a pristine device would.
Read on as I show examples of this and elaborate a bit further on this thread.
By Mike on 11 August 2009
GLOBAL – Wait, let’s not get ahead of ourselves. First things first. Last week we tasked you with voting for what you reckon is the most important feature in a web browsing device – a subject that sparked heaps of interest, so thanks to all 461 of you that voted. Plus, many of you keenly contributed to a stack of great comments on topic (one reader even winning our coveted comment of the week award last week).
Now without further ado or any more teasers, read on to find out the results of our latest poll.
By JBC on 10 August 2009
GLOBAL – It’s summer time and the living is easy. As cliched as that might be, we do make it easy for you here on Conversations. Every week our Blogbite rounds up the best of Nokia Conversations and for a three minute investment of your time, you can quickly get up to speed on all that you might have missed whilst you were sunning yourself on the beach. We have an extra treat for you this week, as Dan and Rob from Blogbite have been let loose with the cameras, so we have a bunch of exclusive behind-the-scenes snaps of the boys at work. Ever wondered how Blogbite was put together? No, us neither, but you can still quench your thirst for knowledge by clicking on the gallery below. Meanwhile, onto the Blogbite…
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By JBC on 07 August 2009
GLOBAL – It seems quite clear that our current polls are proving to be the center point of discussion on Conversations. The latest on mobile web browsing has no less than 21 comments right now, but for me one stood out just a nose in front of the others. Of course there’s a ton that can be said about mobile web browsing, and plenty of people made similar points relating to speed (all very valid) which is proving to be one of the hotter notions on the poll, but Kanak Bhandari went a little bit further with something I hadn’t previously considered. Read on to find out what he had to say.
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