Nokia Nseries And Maemo 6

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The document discusses the Nokia Nseries and Maemo, highlighting the vision of delivering a computer-grade performance internet experience in a mobile context. It emphasizes the Maemo 6 user experience focusing on ease of use through widgets and multitasking for users who require constant connectivity. Additionally, it notes global relevance by supporting multiple languages and local content, aiming to create a transformative experience through collaboration.

Nokia Nseries and Maemo

Jose-Luis Martinez, Vice President
Nokia Nseries

…but someone is always leading the way

Late Laggards
Adoption majority

Early
majority
Early
adopters

Innovators

Time

Computers

• Internet as-is, without compromises
• Ultimate social internet experience

• Computer grade performance with
personal context and mobility

Iconic user experience and
integrated Internet services
in an aesthetic package
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Canvas-style UX easy to use to
navigate – just like the web

Moving from application grids
to widgets everywhere

Making computer-style multi-
tasking simple

Designed for people that keep in touch …

For people who do many things at once …

… and who like to have all relevant services readily available,
always with them.

A solution for all parts of the globe

•Languages for all major markets
•Broad range of locally relevant
content and services
•Widgets from leading Internet services,
local partners, non-profit organizations,
and individuals

Together, as Maemo,
we can deliver a world
changing experience

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Nokia Nseries And Maemo 6

1. Nokia Nseries and Maemo Jose-Luis Martinez, Vice President Nokia Nseries

2. Over 1 billion Nokia owners globally

3. …but someone is always leading the way Late Laggards Adoption majority Early majority Early adopters Innovators Time

4. Computers • Internet as-is, without compromises • Ultimate social internet experience • Computer grade performance with personal context and mobility

5. The fifth step Maemo 6

6. Iconic user experience and integrated Internet services in an aesthetic package e m ag I e pt nc Co

7. Canvas-style UX easy to use to navigate – just like the web Moving from application grids to widgets everywhere Making computer-style multitasking simple

8. Designed for people that keep in touch …

9. For people who do many things at once … … and who like to have all relevant services readily available, always with them.

10. A solution for all parts of the globe •Languages for all major markets •Broad range of locally relevant content and services •Widgets from leading Internet services, local partners, non-profit organizations, and individuals

11. Together, as Maemo, we can deliver a world changing experience

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