Articles about Nokia tablet

If you remember the first Internet tablet, you know Nokia was the one to pioneer them, but because technology then was not what we're used to now, they didn't managed to get a fair market share or too much consumer interest for them. Now that tablets have caught enough consumer attention it seems fair to me to assume that Nokia wants to be back in the game (as we've speculated earlier). Now it seems that they've also got some plans to revive their N-Gage gaming platform by building a touch table...

A new rumor coming from a Finnish analyst says that Nokia is working on a touch tablet together with Intel and the target is obviously the Apple iPad, which debuted with success last weekend. This bit of news was not confirmed or denied by Nokia, which makes us believe it's not entirely false.The reason behind this rumor is pretty believable: Nokia hasn't released a killer product in years since the N95 and needs something to regain the market share lost in front of the iPhone and RIM's Blac...

Flexible display prototypes were presented during trade shows for some time now, but the actual final product failed to launch yet. This doesn't mean this kind of technology won't ever set foot on market and Nokia is one of the biggest names to support flexible displays. Recently the Finnish manufacturer patented a technology called "User Interface, Device And Method For A Physically Flexible Device", a concept that uses the flexible properties of a gadget's screen to search the web.It sound...

All big manufacturers have future plans, big plans, some more enthusiastic, others more realistic, but from time to time they illustrate their vision of the future and make public pictures or even videos with the result. Today is Nokia's time to impress us with what future gadgets will be capable of doing in a few years, symplifying our life or just making us happy. As you can see there are a lot of concepts that rely on touch interaction in Nokia's future. We kind of like the.[caption id="a...