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Friday, 20 July 2012

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          Nokia Has A Surprise For September 7th


Nokia Lumia Windows Phone 8


The teasers for the upcoming Nokia products are already starting to hit the web the squares. This one is most likely centered on a new Nokia Lumia smartphone with Windows Phone 8 on board.


We would only be amazed if it’s about a Nokia smartphone, with dual-core processor, HD display and running on Windows Phone 8, plus a PureView camera and, eventually, a reasonable price.
A second case scenario is related to the launch of a Nokia Windows 8 tablet, but the slate can’t be released until the official debut of the operating system, scheduled for October 26th.
The billboard was placed in front of a Nokia store in Helsinki and the news have rapidity made the headlines of the tech blogs.

 What you are seeing in the picture above is a billboard saying that “Something amazing is coming on September 7th.”

There’s also a QR code on the aforementioned billboard that redirects you a website called Graffiti Me, where you will be able to upload a photo and transform it into a grafitti.


 You should know that Nokia World 2012 event debuts on September and the smartphone might be launched at the Finland-based event.

 It isn’t relevant, is it? This first teaser also comes with a promise saying that Nokia will come up with more information in the weeks to come, talking about the products they are readying for us. What do you think the next “amazing” Nokia product will be?



 The First Lumia Windows Phone 8 Smartphone?


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Tuesday, 4 October 2011

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Well, NTT DoCoMo is at it again, this time dabbling in the fine art of bicycle sharing. The Japanese mobile carrier's own flavor is currently undergoing beta testing in Yokohama, just outside Tokyo, and uses a familiar kiosk system to collect and dish out bikes. Residents (and tourists with Japanese cell phone numbers) can rent bikes 30 minutes at a time for 105 Yen (about $1.40) for the first half hour, then 210 Yen for each subsequent period. You also rent bikes by the month for 1,050 Yen (about $14). Overall, this implementation doesn't appear to be different than what's already been installed in some US and European cities, but it's apparently a first for the Tokyo area.


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