ESPOO, Finland – Earlier, we flooded your field of vision with a bunch of interesting videos that came out of Nokia’s The Way We Live Next event a couple of weeks back.
So this second slew of smart clips are now ready for consumption. So click through if any of the following phrases take your fancy: mobile controlled bugs, intelligent camera phones and voice assisted text.
ESPOO, Finland – We brought you some of the most exciting stuff from The Way We Live Next as it happened the other week, but now we’ve corralled videos of all the major demos and made them available in one place for you to watch at your leisure. So, time to stick the kettle on, sit back and relax and enjoy the, er, shows.
There was loads on show at The Way We Live Next and whilst some of it will be hitting our devices before the end of the year (such as point and find) other features are still in early stages of development. We’ve split the videos into two chunks (yes, there are that many) so here comes the first lot….
GLOBAL – With all the excitement of last week’s The Way We Live Next event, an interesting titbit of news eeked out without us noticing (punish us now!). Regulars will know all about our penchant for all things touchless (and our apparent Haphophobia) so we’re treating the news as good that Visa and Nokia are working together to bring Visa payment and “payment related services” to new devices, starting with the soon to be available 6212 Classic.
ESPOO, Finland – In some parts of the world, gathering data is essential in managing disease. In Brazil, for example, the Amazonas State Health Department regularly survey portions of the population to monitor and treat outbreaks of dengue fever.
ESPOO, Finland – This week will be a lot about innovation in the mobile world (James and I are at The Way We Live Next, Nokia Research Center’s geek-fest for journalists of all stripes).
ESPOO, Finland - The astute amongst you will remember Point and Find from last year’s The Way We Live Next conference. Well, it’s just been revealed that it’ll be seeing the light of day some time soon, in the form of a beta app. We’re pretty excited about this, as full evidence of what we’re seeing as an idea in NRC becoming a real life business.
ESPOO, Finland – Opening the second annual ‘The Way We Live Next’ conference at Nokia HQ in Espoo, chief technology officer Bob Iannucci gives an insight into ‘Agenda 2015′ – what Nokia thinks the world will be like seven years from now.
Iannucci talks about the eight areas of focus for research in Agenda 2015 and how the research is actually being carried out.
LONDON, England – This morning I’m writing from Heathrow’s terminal one (not as bad as they say) but tomorrow morning I’ll be updating from Helsinki. See, this week sees the second annual “The Way We Live Next” conference hosted by the folks at Nokia Research Center. Last year we struggled with the low light of Oulu, but this year we’re being treated to insights and updates directly from Nokia HQ.
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