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NOKIA COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED!
Sergio Silva @xrgo won an N900 trial!

Here is the LIVE Draw that Sergio Silva @Xrgo won:


Get your hands on a Nokia N900, Nokia N97 mini
or Nokia Booklet 3G !!!

Following my recent Social Media work in Budapest, I’m pleased to announce that I can provide one lucky individual with their very own chance of Nokia goodness – get your hands on your [...]

Brand Philosophy : is Nokia a Starfish or a Spider?

Drafted 18/09/09 – Published 24/09/09.
The thoughts/viewpoints expressed are my own.

IF YOU CUT OFF A SPIDERS HEAD, it dies; but if you cut off a starfish’s leg, it grows a new one, and that leg can grow an entirely new starfish.
Quote from Ori Brafman and Rod A. Beckstrom.
Authors of ‘The Starfish and The Spider’.


As some of [...]

Nokia Nseries : a storyboard of secrets from
Budapest #BudaViral

During the past week I and the rest of the Nokia #BudaViral team have published various bites of blog content surrounding our trip to Budapest and reviewed some of the shiny stuff we got our hands on. Much of the generated online comments and interest has surrounded ‘yet to be launched products’: Nokia Booklet 3G [...]

Social Media adventures in Budapest with Nokia

Drafted on 16/09/09 – Published with images and links on 23/09/09

The temperature is a reported 26 degrees, standing to my right is Director Osmo Walden who’s commanding a RED camera and a forty strong film crew; and I appear to be part of a four-man team of mobile fanboy’s and bloggers (and now padawan acting [...]

Nokia Booklet 3G (eBooklet and some)

Approximately three hours ago I was left alone with a Nokia Booklet 3G (as yet un-released in the UK), these are my thoughts…

Photo: Nokia Booklet 3G
Original photo taken and licensed under creative commons by Me

Initially I would describe it as a small, simple laptop built for on-the-go internet users, bloggers and potentially more traditional journalists. [...]