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.
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GLOBAL – Next week we’re going to be running a series of pieces highlighting our new Almanac section here on Conversations (read about what the Almanac is and why we created it). It’s still in its infant stages, and we have a bunch of additions we’re going to be making over the coming months, including a mixture of the latest and greatest, as well as some old greats. But we want your ideas.
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GLOBAL – The brainchild of the Nokia Research Center, Nokia Locate Sensor continues to grip our collective attention and spark chatter on possible alternative uses for its innovative lost ‘n’ locate concept. With that in mind, two weeks ago I asked for your suggestions – ideas on how you think Nokia Locate Sensor could best be exploited and even improved.
The response was great, with many of you putting forward a heap of fascinating ideas for Nokia Locate Sensor. We’ve chosen six of our favourite suggestions, and want you to vote for which you think is best. Once we close the poll in a couple of weeks we’ll take the top three ideas to the NRC team working on Nokia Locate Sensor, and do our best to get a response from them with feedback and thoughts on your concepts, including whether they’re possible.
Click through to read more about each suggestion and to vote for your favourite alternative idea for Nokia Locate Sensor.
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