I have been following for some time a small but active subsection of N95 users: Video journalists. Robert Scoble broadcasted his interview of me using Qik and his N95. I found out [via Debi Jones] that student journalists wielding N95s covered the US Super Tuesday Primaries in February for MTV. Debi Jones, herself, roamed around in an Airstream broadcasting interviews from her N95 using Flixwagon during CTIA.
Due to May Day festivities, there has been a wee slowdown here at Nokia Conversations. Finland (where one half of our team is located) was basically closed last Thursday and Friday and the UK (where the other half of the team lives) is enjoying itself today. But, that hasn’t slowed down the visitors.
It’s still our first week in the public eye here at Nokia Conversations and I think we are all hyper-sensitized to all the conversations that are happening out there. Or at least, it seems like the conversations we are stumbling upon are most interesting.
It’s not fun if a device you cherish stops working after a software update. Unfortunately, this is exactly what happened to Amy Gahran.
TEXAS, USA – Over the past year there’s been a seismic shift in the way smartphones are used.
According to a new report from Handango, the world’s leading smartphone content provider, entertainment content has leapfrogged from third place into the top slot as the leading category, usurping business and productivity apps.
LONDON, England – The Pressies is a brand new annual gadget and technology awards set up by Andrew Lim at CNET. It’s a little bit underground (the awards are set up and run on Facebook) but it’s the participants that make the difference ‚Äì the awards are nominated and voted for by UK tech journalists. And, the Nokia N95 bagged the Gadget of the year in the inaugural 2008 event.
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands – The breakneck acceleration in eco-savvy electronics prompted a Greenpeace mission to hunt out the greenest gadgets available during 2007.
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