A promo video has leaked online showing Nokia Air, the company's own cloud syncing solution, which may make itself available to customers in the future.
Nokia Air is essentially designed to sync apps, contacts, media across Nokia tablets and smartphones. By the looks of it, Symbian Belle is the OS destined to receive Nokia Air first.
Curiously, the video also showcases a couple of really cool looking devices: a Symbian-running tablet, smartphone and a mini-slider phone. They'll probably continue their lives as concepts, but if Nokia manages to actually deliver Air by the time Nokia World rolls around this Fall, it'll draw a breath of fresh air for Symbian Belle users.
Check out the promo video below. It looks a lot like Symbian Belle Feature Pack 2, don't you think? Now, we can only hope that this feature will make it to the latest devices in the market, because the Finnish company is hell-of-a-lot behind competitors at the moment.
Curiously, the video also showcases a couple of really cool looking devices: a Symbian-running tablet, smartphone and a mini-slider phone. They'll probably continue their lives as concepts, but if Nokia manages to actually deliver Air by the time Nokia World rolls around this Fall, it'll draw a breath of fresh air for Symbian Belle users.
Check out the promo video below. It looks a lot like Symbian Belle Feature Pack 2, don't you think? Now, we can only hope that this feature will make it to the latest devices in the market, because the Finnish company is hell-of-a-lot behind competitors at the moment.
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