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So, here are the links to some of the sites the project has appeared : . Essential Mix (English) >> Mobile Weblog (English) >> we-make-money-not-art (English) >> Textually (English) >> QuantumConvergence (English) >> Uber.tv (English) >> del.icio.us (English) >> The 3G Portal (English) >> RUCMS (Russian) >> ROL (Russian) >> Newstrack (Russian) >> 3dnews (Russian) >> Mobil Idnes (Czech) >> DE:BUG (German) >> Ctime (Polish) >> O-nine (French ?) >> human-"context" interaction/"useful" (?) >> nogome (?) Humpty Dumpty (?) >> Mobiletren (?) >> Selularshop (?) >> Studiohandphone (?) >> Note 1. Not all information is accurate in all sites. Please see my portfolio for the most accurate info. Note 2. This is not a concept by Nokia. Don't expect to see it tomorrow in the market. It is a student project in collaboration with Nokia Note 3. I can't recognize the languages marked with (?) Help me to find them out - and English translations are welcome :) |
SOME QUOTES : "NOKIA One - "I am home!" OzgurTasarDesign aus Schweden hat sich an einem digitalen Mobiltelefon-verschmilzt-mit-Heimunterhaltung-Konzept geagt. Sieht klasse aus. Wann kann ich es kaufen, Nokia!?" 0xdeadbeef >> "NOKIA One - "I am home!" OzgurTasarDesign from Sweden has conceived of a mobile-telephone-fused-with-home-entertainment. Looks awesome. When can i buy it, Nokia?" (Thanks Imon for the translation -ozgur) " ... As we strive for ever tighter integration between our mobile lifestyle and the more powerful PC's and Media Centers we have in our home, the proliferation of wires, duplicate files and ringing phones that can't be located might give rise to the sudden desire to simplify one's life. The Nokia One appears to be designed to do just that, but without pulling the plug (although it does cut a few cords). The reason I was glad for having gone back to the original site is that I'd missed the full Nokia One Presentation that shows how beautiful and functional well designed technology can be. I can't copy the presentation here, but I earnestly recommend you take two minutes and |