 This is Blackwood Average, I'm here at Nokia World 2011 at the company's future booth and we're taking a look at the new Kinetic device. So there is no touch screen here, this is basically just a prototype device to show one of the future interactions that Nokia thinks we might be using. All you actually do here is twist the device to control it. So the volume control is right here, we'll play in a music track. So if I just twist it like so, I'm turning it down. If I twist it like so, I'm turning it up, I should be, yes. Then if I push it away, I come out to the music menu and then push back in, push away. How do I scroll up? I twist it like so. So we go music, photos, that's all we've got here really, music and photos. That's all we've got in this demo. This is how you zoom into the pictures, zoom out. It's quite natural, so in order to bring the picture towards yourself, you kind of talk it like so, push it away like so and again, you twist the corners to scroll between the photos and it only requires a very gentle touch, it doesn't require you to do too much. Does this actually have a future? Do you expect to be able to integrate it into any phones in the future? If people like it, it's worth continuing. What sort of a display is this? This looks to be about a 3.7 to 4 inch display. Is it AMOLED? Yes, it's flexible. Flexible AMOLED display. Made of plastic. Alright.