Showing posts with label Nokia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nokia. Show all posts

Friday, 22 July 2011

Invent With Nokia, Share & Get Pay For Your Innovative Ideas

Invent With Nokia is a new initiative that encourages people with great ideas for future products and services to come forward and let us know. If your idea is turned into a patent, then Nokia will pay you for it! Read on to find out how you can participate.


Having a great idea is one thing, but having that idea turned into a reality is often much more difficult, costly and time consuming and so ideas rarely come to fruition. What if you had a great idea for a future device, or a radical new feature or service? Nokia has today launched a new program that allows you to submit your ideas. Invent With Nokia is now open for ideas.


If you have a genuinely useful and innovative idea that could be turned into a product or service by Nokia – whether or not you are a full time inventor – imagine the feeling of having your vision realised by a company such as Nokia that can make it happen. To submit your idea you’ll need to register over at the site and provide us with non-confidential information about your idea or invention.

If your idea is accepted and a patent filed as a result, the financial rewards mean it should definitely be worth giving it a go and there could be further rewards if a product or service based on the invention is successful with consumers. In addition to the monetary rewards, you’ll also take your place in a hall of fame, giving you public recognition for your invention so everybody will know who you are.

While Nokia already has thousands of its own people thinking of new innovative ideas, by opening this initiative up to anyone across the globe means we should see some exciting new concepts. If you’ve got a practical idea, sign up at Invent With Nokia. We look forward to seeing some of these ideas become reality. Just don’t tell us what they are here, yet!




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Nokia Maps Extends to iOS And Anrodid Devices

The question for when would non Nokia devices would get Nokia Maps has come to an end. Nokia Maps is now available for iOS and Android devices. With HTML5 compatible browser your smartphone devices can experience various directions.

To be more elusive Nokia Maps is available for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad with iOS4 or Android phones with Android 2.2 and Android 2.3.Nokia's notion to bring in map service to all devices is still in progress.The developers are busy to give intuitive user-interface.(Read More:Nokia introduces Nokia X7 Full throttle Tournament in India)

With Nokia Maps Beta for mobile web on an iOS and Android device one can experience following aspects,
  • HTML5 support will show you where you are located on the map
  • One can find business, address, and places across the globe
  • Can get fastest destination spot route
  • Public transport lines and stops
  • Can share your favorite places with your friends via SMS, email, Facebook or Twitter
  • You can also get to know the places: all the essential information about a place are presented on one page (pictures, user reviews, popular travel guides description, contact information)

How to access Nokia Maps for iOS and Android Devices?

Just simply type maps.nokia.com in your mobile browser and you are in the NokiaMaps page!(Read More:Nokia's First Windows Phone 7 Sea Ray Video leaked!)

It is anticipated that even the Windows Phone 7 platform would also get interesting apps from Nokia. Though Nokia is seeking a downfall but they sway as the recognized gadget in India as per survey.(Read More:Microsoft Windows Server Solution Phone Connector for Windows Home Server 2011)

Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Nokia's First Windows Phone 7 Sea Ray Video leaked!

It is going to be an exciting video clip for Nokia fans. Yes, Nokia's first Windows Phone 7 'SeaRay' was caught accidentally when found on the floor. This 'super confidential' WP7 codenamed as 'SeaRay' look exactly as Nokia N9.

It runs on Windows Phone 7 Mango and may have some virtual buttons. This device is supposed to have additional hardware architecture. It is anticipated that it may come up with 8 megapixel Carl Zeiss lens.I hope it may come up with front-facing camera.

If you take a close watch at this video you may encounter a small aperture on the top right. If not then lets us wait for Samsung Galaxy S2. And I guess Nokia Sea Ray would be transferred through Vodafone.





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Tuesday, 12 July 2011

Nokia introduces Nokia X7 Full throttle Tournament in India


Nokia is in full swing to cover large audience by introducing Nokia X7 Full throttle Tournament in India. Currently news has started circulating that this giant mobile phone leader is losing its grounds. Since Apple and Samsung are competing to deliver sophisticated services and products, Nokia remains reluctant without any catch updates.

This may be one of the reason for the company’s gradual down fall. So this gaming would be their cheerful marketing strategy to attract gaming buffs and new fans. By participating in Nokia X7 Full throttle Tournament, the top ten highest scores would get an opportunity to watch the Singapore Grand Prix Tournament to be held at September.

The top three would get Nokia X7 and the rest seven will be bestowed with Nokia BH-503 Bluetooth headsets each. You just have to log onto this Facebook link and play Day in the Life of a Gamer, Game Guru and Clu Clever to test your destiny to grab exciting prizes.

One may also gain more points by paying Need For Speed game on selected Nokia retail outlets. The tournament is open from 7th July to 7th August 2011. 

These are all some of the gimmicks played by the corporate to sustain their prominence. But anyhow Indian consumers has made them to top the chart of ‘The Handset Hotlist ‘, July 2011.

As many as 12 handsets of Nokia made it to the list of 25 most exciting mobile phones, that were searched and viewed the most by consumers online, the survey by 'The Mobile Indian' website said.
Samsung ranked second, Micromax and Sony Ericsson in third position and Dell, HTC, iPhone handsets occupied the top 25 list.