Tag: Nokia

Why a decade-old phone was the surprise hit of Mobile World Congress

By Adam Tinworth

Could a reborn Nokia phone from the 2000s actually find a market in the smartphone-driven 2010s? It appears so…
The Next Nokia: Networking and New Tech?

By Adam Tinworth

Nokia is dead right? Wrong. The parts of the business not sold to Microsoft are busy trying to chart a post-disruption future for the Euro tech giant.
Nokia’s back in the mobile game – with an Android tablet

By Adam Tinworth

Post-Microsoft, Nokia is back in the mobile faster than expected - but with a curiously familiar-looking tablet…
All you need is love: a design perspective on connected cars

Talk by Peter Skillman of HERE, a Nokia business.
Next up for Nokia

By Adam Tinworth

The Economist has explored Nokia's chances of making a comeback from the bits it's not selling to Microsoft…
Nokia’s tablet: where might it fly?

By Adam Tinworth

Nokia launched a beautiful new tablet last week - not that you'd notice amongst the Apple noise. Could the design of the device hint at a way for Microsoft to establish itself in tablets?
What’s next for Nokia post-phones: wearables?

By Adam Tinworth

In a move that would seem unimaginable even a few years ago, Nokia is exiting the phone…
Nokia take a ride in connected cars

By Adam Tinworth

Nokia has set its targets on the car dashboard with Here Auto - is this a side project, or a potential escape route from the mobile phone market?
Some NEXT Service Design Follow-up

By Adam Tinworth

Some follow-up links to last month's NEXT Service Design conference in Berlin
Nokia: a product or a service company?

By Adam Tinworth

The gadget business is at an inflection point - some companies have figured out that service design is the route to competitive advtange, but some still obsess over products. Where does Nokia sit?
Next Steps in Maps

What used to be abstract 2D maps are now almost photorealistic representations of the world. At NEXT Berlin 2012 Aaron Rincover focussed on this development and talked about the future of maps.