By the Team on 02 April 2008
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – Over the next two days, over 100 journalists from all over the world will see how mobile devices and services are changing people’s lives across Africa.
By the Team on 02 April 2008
LAS VEGAS, USA – The next generation of the Internet was usehered in today when the Nokia N810 WiMax Edition was announced at CTIA Wireless.
By the Team on 01 April 2008
LAS VEGAS, USA – News comes to us via PhoneMag.com of Nokia’s press briefing taking place later today in Las Vegas. Dubbed ‘Press Briefing in the Sky’, press attending the CTIA event will be in for something of a treat.
By the Team on 01 April 2008
LONDON, England – Hot on the heels of Challenge Cracknell, come a range of sporting events supported by Nokia. Personal Navigation is making huge inroads as ’satnav’ moves from the car to the pocket (though that might sound like a marketing line, it isn’t!)
By the Team on 01 April 2008
GLAND, Switzerland – Global warming is certainly something of a hot potato right now. With the IUCN World Conservervation Congress happening in Barcelona this October, the WWF, IUCN and Nokia have teamed up to launch a new site aimed at helping people from all over the world to get involved.
By Mike on 31 March 2008
PALO ALTO, USA – When BBC tech reporter Darren Waters recently swung by the Nokia Research Center in Palo Alto, he shot a pair of little-seen candid vids showcasing some smart developments.
By the Team on 31 March 2008
LOS ANGELES, USA – Alongside his work with PangeaDay, legendary musician and former Eurythmics band member, Dave Stewart is founding member of Nokia’s new
Artist Advisory Council.
By Mike on 28 March 2008
EVERYWHERE, Planet Earth – Something monumentally cool is scheduled to happen at 8pm on March 29.
Simply dubbed Earth Hour, this global event will see 24 major cities across the world participate in turning off the lights for an entire hour to help highlight the need to combat global warming.
By Charlie on 27 March 2008
ESPOO, Finland – I’ve been having a bit of trouble finding the right voice for this site. I don’t want to preach, toe the company line, or spit out some corporate monologue. But neither do I want to say things that might cause a cataclysmic shift, such as shaving billions off our market cap or, worse, get myself fired.
You see, running a corporate blog is like being stuck between a rock and hard place.
By Mike on 27 March 2008
LONDON, UK – Ofcom has given the thumbs-up to mobile calling aboard UK-registered aircraft in European airspace. Should communication truly know no bounds, or should flight remain one of the last havens of peaceful travel?
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