"Nokia has announced new phones designed to help users save energy by notifying them when their phone has been charged – a feature the company hopes to include across its product line. The phones feature an alert that encourages people to unplug the charger once the battery is full, helping to reduce the amount of electricity used. "

This comment says it all - "Put a switch on the bloody chargers. I'm not unplugging it, it's under my desk!"

"The world's largest mobile handset maker is reaching beyond phones into handheld data devices, such as the N800 Wi-Fi computer, and sees mobile platforms at the heart of future computing, they said. Along with that, they want a more open development culture similar to that of the PC industry, in which ideas percolate up from many small startups."

Nice move Nokia. Maybe some of the web app buzz will rub off and we'll finally we'll see some nice integration of web properties on mobiles, rather than the clunky mobile 'websites' we have now...

"But seriously tho, they have these cool interactive memory game ads installed at select bus stops."

Now there's something they should install at the uni bus stop to pass time seeing buses are often off-schedule, or don't align very well with your uni schedule anyway.