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"When a tech giant gives you their vision of the future, you expect to be impressed. However, the video Nokia had shown at their The Way We Live Next 3.0 event, which is supposed to showcase the company's plans for tech-imbued living in 2015, doesn't bring many things we don't already have. \nYou can see the video below, courtesy of Slashgear, but here's a short rundown: first, we see a bunch of keyboardless gadgets that reminds us of the iPhone. Then, we see various services on one such gadgets: location-based services, web browsing, stock information, GPS, augmented reality...\nNow, forgive us for ruining the party, but all of this is already available on iPhone, Android, Symbian, and other mobile devices of today. Sans a projection keyboard presented in the other part of the video, there's nothing new here, and even that keyboard isn't something to be terribly excited about. Yes, there's also a dual-screen laptop/netbook thingy there, but we've seen a fair share of those already. \nStill, it's a nice video, if only for the sleek visuals and the warm, comfortable feeling that we're already living in the future. \n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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