Nokia Ponders What’s in a Name
- September 8th, 2006
- 3 Comments

Following the success of phones such as the RAZR, which has now essentially become ubiquitous, Nokia has decided that it too will begin naming some of its newer phones. Keithy Pardy, head of marketing for the cell giant, also admitted to being slow on the uptake of thin phones, but said it’s working on thin models and “looking at what’s next.” Not sure where we can go beyond thin. Cell chips grafted right into your brain? Errr, no thanks. I’ve seen “Johnny Mnemonic.”
No word on when we might be seeing these new beasts, but I expect them to start surfacing soon. Perhaps the 7390, 7373 and the 7360, unveiled earlier this week, will get some crafty names. We’ll see.
Nokia to baptize phones by name rather than number [Yahoo! News]







Peter (Who am I?)
2 years ago
I’ve always been a fan of Nokia’s since their user interface is so simple but I can never remember the damn numbers for the phones I had…you’d think they would have caught on years ago to the name changing, flip design, etc etc. The N80 is a great phone with the capabilities it has but the damn shap is so awkward, who the hell designs these things?!?!?
Blake Robinson (Who am I?)
2 years ago
I believe that would be the Finnish.
Peter (Who am I?)
2 years ago
Do any of the networks here stateside support the video messaging capabilities the N80 has?