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Nokia Open Studio 2006 – a day after

September 27, 2006 by Stefan Constantinescu - Leave a Comment

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Yesterday… What a day it was. Nokia presented two completely new phones, three new versions of an existing ones, plus a new service (Music Recommenders) which will be “governed” by David Bowie. Let’s start…

The old-new music phones
Nokia N70, N73 and N91 got revamped and boosted with additional functionality and memory. Yes, it’s all about music. Plus they look much better now. I’m not sure that the new N70 is now powered by the S60 3rd edition platform, but the bet on the award-winning N70 is certainly a solid one.

Big star supports Nokia’s music ambitions
Apple may have U2, but Nokia just got David Bowie on their side. Partnering with the famous music star will certainly be beneficial for both parties – Nokia will reach the real music fans which surround the whole symbol of David Bowie, and Bowie will get satisfaction of being a part of the whole new world and well… money. 🙂

Getting smaller
Nokia N75 brought hope that Nokia NSeries “multimedia computers” can actually be not-that-large devices. Personally, I don’t have anything against the size of the Nokia’s smartphones, but many people find that annoying.

The all-in-one device
The unveiling of the new all-in-one multimedia computer, Nokia N95, made many people, including the truly yours, think “what’s next?”. Possibly a further integration and use of the motion sensor and WiMAX!?
Some time ago, I’ve ranted about the search for a perfect device. Are we there now? Well… that’s about it, as far as I can tell. What I would like to see next is the Nokia E61 with solid camera and a GPS. However, boundaries are crossed and the stage is set for the new level market “game”.

I conclude with a thought that it will be interesting to watch the smartphone wars, as I’m certain the consumers will win at the end. 🙂

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