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ContactPhoto: In 2015 Nokia will try to remove 7 letters from the English alphabet
Monday, November 30th, 2009 at 2:18 AM PST
Fluffy public relations article was published in the Telegraph on Saturday. It talks about Nokia and how they think the future will look. In the concept photo that Nokia provided they managed to chop off a row of keys from the QWERTY keyboard. Looks like we’ll all be speaking this new Nokia version of English if they maintain today’s pace of producing 4 out of every 10 mobile phones.
Will that mean that Nokia will be ok in 2015?
well played sir, well played.
The one that types in pic is going to get someone killed. “Tapa” means “kill” in Finnish. Or maybe the 2015 story was not done by Finns…
In the photo credit it is specifically mentioned that the image was supplied by Nokia.