I just read a paper prepared for the execs of one of Nokia's future US WiFi competitors (Sorry, I wasn't suppose to see it either )...

They feel Nokia is moving big time and quickly into non-phone type devices (tablets, mini computers, et al.) and is expecting them @ market Q2, 2008. These devices supposedly will capitalize on a prevalent/pervasive WiFi connection.
In addition to connectivity, Nokia is purported to be developing all manner of new software interfaces as well.


Apparently all these folks are expecting big changes in how we connect and use our gizmo's, doo dads, and $400 potential paper weights.

I'm thinkin' with all this new use, alternatives to conventional batteries as power supplies will be the next investment opportunity.