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Einstein once said, “Creativity is contagious. Pass it on.” Maybe that’s why cities are such breeding grounds for creative genius. But not all metropolis are created equal. Take Helsinki, this year’s World Design Capital, and Nokia’s spiritual home. It has a mere million people, yet it’s bursting with innovative ideas. So, are there other unlikely contenders for the world’s most creative city? You better believe it!

Literary Dublin

All together, now: Joyce, Wilde, Binchy, Stoker, Roddy Doyle, Elizabeth Bowen, Synge, Heaney, Yeats, O’Casey, Beckett, Clare Boylan, Flann O’Brien, Anne Enright, Michael Longley, Eavan Boland, Brendan Behan, Sebastian Barry – and breathe! All these people lived in or wrote about Dublin.

The city, one of UNESCO’s Cities of Literature, has books nailed. There’s also the Dublin Writer’s Museum, the Irish Writers’ Centre (which runs creative writing classes if you’ve caught the story bug) and fantastic bookshops everywhere. But if you can’t visit, just crack open Joyce’s Ulysses – it’s as much of a map of the city as anything you’ll get from the Ordnance Survey.

Artistic LA

Forget about your starlets, hunks and closed sets – LA is also home to a staggeringly vibrant art community. In one downtown area alone, Gallery Row, there’s no fewer than thirty-three galleries and fifteen museums, as well as an excellent selection of public art and, count them, thirteen theatres.

It’s been home to a cohort of modern artists like James Turrell and Mike Kelley, and art festivals and fairs like Art Los Angeles Contemporary and the LA Art Show keep reeling in the fans and collectors. Throw in the Downtown Art Walk, and, just like at the movies, you’re guaranteed never to be bored.

Festive Edinburgh

We reckon the Scottish capital is the Grandmaster of sheer, unadulterated culture. Proof? The Edinburgh Festival. This isn’t just one festival – it’s actually a whole bunch of unrelated, near-concurrent events that together form the largest cultural shindig in the world.

There’s the International Festival, the Fringe, the Film Festival, the Jazz and Blues Festival, the Military Tattoo (think army, not needles), the Book Festival, the Mela, the Comedy, Art, Swing, Harvest, Politics, Science, and Storytelling Festivals, and a whole fistful more. It doesn’t get more creative (or exhausting!) than this. 

Classical Vienna

Pop and rock? Mere upstarts! Vienna is to classical music what Nashville is to country. Maestros Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Johann Strauss Jr all worked there, and Schubert, Schoenberg, and Johann Strauss Sr were born there, too.

Vienna’s annual concert schedule includes over 15,000 events in venues ranging from the Vienna Musikverein and the art nouveau Vienna Konzerthaus, to tiny concert cafes where you can listen to live music while drinking your Viennese coffee. Lovely!

Street arty Sao Paulo

From the old to the new: the walls of Sao Paulo are covered with some of the most vibrant graffiti in the world. The Brazilian government calls it visual pollution, but they can’t eradicate it.

One group of street artists, called Pixadores, say their work is about revolt and defiance – they use gothic lettering, black paint and heavy metal influences. Another duo, 6EMEIA, painted over 50 of the inner city’s storm drains with large, colourful images. Grass-roots creativity at its finest! 

That’s our five. We think they’re pretty hard to beat. Needless to say, if you think there are more deserving candidates, we’re all ears.

Image credit: Alex E. Proimos

Einstein once said, “Creativity is contagious. Pass it on.” Maybe that’s why cities are such breeding grounds for creative genius. But not all metropolis are created equal. Take Helsinki, this year’s World Design Capital, and Nokia’s spiritual home. It has a mere million people, yet it’s bursting with innovative ideas. So, are there other unlikely contenders for the world’s most creative city? You better believe it!

Literary Dublin

All together, now: Joyce, Wilde, Binchy, Stoker, Roddy Doyle, Elizabeth Bowen, Synge, Heaney, Yeats, O’Casey, Beckett, Clare Boylan, Flann O’Brien, Anne Enright, Michael Longley, Eavan Boland, Brendan Behan, Sebastian Barry – and breathe! All these people lived in or wrote about Dublin.

The city, one of UNESCO’s Cities of Literature, has books nailed. There’s also the Dublin Writer’s Museum, the Irish Writers’ Centre (which runs creative writing classes if you’ve caught the story bug) and fantastic bookshops everywhere. But if you can’t visit, just crack open Joyce’s Ulysses – it’s as much of a map of the city as anything you’ll get from the Ordnance Survey.

Artistic LA

Forget about your starlets, hunks and closed sets – LA is also home to a staggeringly vibrant art community. In one downtown area alone, Gallery Row, there’s no fewer than thirty-three galleries and fifteen museums, as well as an excellent selection of public art and, count them, thirteen theatres.

It’s been home to a cohort of modern artists like James Turrell and Mike Kelley, and art festivals and fairs like Art Los Angeles Contemporary and the LA Art Show keep reeling in the fans and collectors. Throw in the Downtown Art Walk, and, just like at the movies, you’re guaranteed never to be bored.

Festive Edinburgh

We reckon the Scottish capital is the Grandmaster of sheer, unadulterated culture. Proof? The Edinburgh Festival. This isn’t just one festival – it’s actually a whole bunch of unrelated, near-concurrent events that together form the largest cultural shindig in the world.

There’s the International Festival, the Fringe, the Film Festival, the Jazz and Blues Festival, the Military Tattoo (think army, not needles), the Book Festival, the Mela, the Comedy, Art, Swing, Harvest, Politics, Science, and Storytelling Festivals, and a whole fistful more. It doesn’t get more creative (or exhausting!) than this. 

Classical Vienna

Pop and rock? Mere upstarts! Vienna is to classical music what Nashville is to country. Maestros Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Johann Strauss Jr all worked there, and Schubert, Schoenberg, and Johann Strauss Sr were born there, too.

Vienna’s annual concert schedule includes over 15,000 events in venues ranging from the Vienna Musikverein and the art nouveau Vienna Konzerthaus, to tiny concert cafes where you can listen to live music while drinking your Viennese coffee. Lovely!

Street arty Sao Paulo

From the old to the new: the walls of Sao Paulo are covered with some of the most vibrant graffiti in the world. The Brazilian government calls it visual pollution, but they can’t eradicate it.

One group of street artists, called Pixadores, say their work is about revolt and defiance – they use gothic lettering, black paint and heavy metal influences. Another duo, 6EMEIA, painted over 50 of the inner city’s storm drains with large, colourful images. Grass-roots creativity at its finest! 

That’s our five. We think they’re pretty hard to beat. Needless to say, if you think there are more deserving candidates, we’re all ears.

Image credit: Alex E. Proimos

Sony engineer Takuya Inaba rips apart the newly announced Xperia tablet S and has released a blog post explaining  the components of the 1.4 GHz quad-core powered machine. Here’s the teardown video:

Click here to view the embedded video.

The video is somewhat limited in delivering the whole idea of the process but you can check the blog post for more details including the tear down pictures.

Source : Sony blog Via GSMArena

Sony Mobile’s UK & Ireland MD Pierre Perron talked to Mobile Magazine during the IFA event 2012 and they got a scoop on Sony’s future plans to develop on Windows platform. He said:

‘Sony’s strategy is one of openness. Microsoft is a Sony partner with the likes of our VAIO laptops and it’s integrated onto our tablets. As far as Xperia smartphones go, Android remains the preferred partner, although Sony is not a single partner company. We are currently investigating with the likes of Microsoft the possibility of diversifying our product strategy.’

Other manufacturers including Nokia, Samsung and HTC are highly interested in Windows phone development but Sony seems to be concentrating on Android. We did see an official statement from the Ex-Sony Ericsson President Bert Nordberg that Sony is aiming to be the number one Android manufacturer, but that’s not a feasible solution to boost the sales even if Android is the most popular mobile platform around the world. Developing on the various mobile platforms and releasing a variety of phones will actually make the company versatile resulting in an overall intelligence and thereby snatching a prominent fan base.

Source : Mobile Magazine via Xperiablog

The all three versions of the new Sony Table S is now on sale in the US. It’s now available in Sony Store and Newegg. The 16GB version (SGPT121US), 32GB version (SGPT122US) and the 64GB version (SGPT123US) are priced at $399.99, $499.99 and $599.99 respectively.

There are a wide variety of new accessories available too:

See the review of Tablet S on newegg TV:

Click here to view the embedded video.

Along with the Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 phones announced on September 5, there are some amazing accessories that not only add to your Lumia, but help transform your phone into a thumping music center, add easy re-charge options and keep you in the loop with a new Bluetooth headset.

There are seven products being introduced along with the new Lumia handsets, so let’s through each and the value they bring.

Wireless charging, wherever you need it

Let’s face it – charging your phone is a pain. The new Nokia wireless charging suite of products aims to make charging your phone as easy as setting it down, literally.

Starting off the charging batch of products, let’s begin with the Nokia Wireless Charging Shell for the Nokia Lumia 820. These color-coded shells change the feel of your Lumia 820 and will enable your 820 to work with all the charging accessories.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

With the Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 with Wireless Charging Shell mentioned above, we can look at charging wireless accessories that are sure to delight.

The Fatboy charging pillow lets you simply set your phone on a pillow to charge it. There are no certain spots you need to aim for – just flop the phone down on the pillow and let it juice up.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

The Nokia Wireless Charging Plate is a more traditional looking charging plate. Like the Fatboy pillow above, you simply drop the phone on the surface to start charging. The Charging Plate was design for maximum efficiency and lights up showing the charging status. The plates come in the new Lumia colors.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Lastly, the Nokia Wireless Charging Stand will let your phone face you while it’s charging wirelessly. With the Charging Stand, your Lumia 920 or 820 can be set in the dock and the new Nokia Accessory app will allow you to launch specific apps when the phone is docked.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Pump out your tunes while your phone tops off

Nokia’s new partnership with audio powerhouse JBL has yielded two products. First, the PlayUp speaker was unveiled last week, bringing NFC pairing and earth-shattering audio in a portable speaker package.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Today, let’s look at the JBL PowerUp Wireless Charging Speaker for Nokia. This speaker accomplishes two things – first, using NFC to pair, you can rock out to tunes from Nokia Music with the amazing acoustics from JBL-engineered speakers. Secondly, the PowerUp will wirelessly charge your Lumia 920 or Lumia 820 at the same time you’re playing tunes.

Using the PowerUp couldn’t be easier – simply drop the phone on the top of the device and the power starts flowing and your music is ready to start pumping. You can even use the Nokia Accessory app to automatically launch an app when your phone is placed on the PowerUp. For instance, when you drop your phone, on the PowerUp, you can have it load up Spotify for instant music gratification.

New Nokia Luna comes to market

The Nokia Luna was released last year and the stunning Bluetooth headset has already won over its fans. Now the Luna is updated, bringing NFC, new colors and the ability to  charge wirelessly. The Luna now comes in cyan, red, yellow, white and black.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

With your NFC enabled phone, you can easily pair with the new Luna with NFC. Also, any of the above-mentioned wireless charging accessories will charge the Luna to make sure you have talk time when you need it.

Our partners aim to keep you charged up, too

We’re proud to announce partnerships with Virgin Atlantic airlines and Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf coffee houses. At the London and JFK Virgin Atlantic lounges and select Coffee Bean and Tee Leaf cafes, you’ll be able to charge up your phone through table-top wireless charging stations.

Why Nokia wireless charging stands out

Nokia, when looking at wireless charging, chose to go with a known industry standard in the Qi interface. This way, those with existing wireless solutions could use them with their compatible Nokia Lumia phone. With this, Nokia has shown that the company is all about partnerships and using compatible solutions.

Also, the Nokia wireless solution focuses on efficiency and speed. The Nokia wall chargers, for example, are very efficient, for a fast re-charge for Lumia owners on the go.

So, which accessory is your favorite?

Along with the Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 phones announced on September 5, there are some amazing accessories that not only add to your Lumia, but help transform your phone into a thumping music center, add easy re-charge options and keep you in the loop with a new Bluetooth headset.

There are seven products being introduced along with the new Lumia handsets, so let’s through each and the value they bring.

Wireless charging, wherever you need it

Let’s face it – charging your phone is a pain. The new Nokia wireless charging suite of products aims to make charging your phone as easy as setting it down, literally.

Starting off the charging batch of products, let’s begin with the Nokia Wireless Charging Shell for the Nokia Lumia 820. These color-coded shells change the feel of your Lumia 820 and will enable your 820 to work with all the charging accessories.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

With the Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 with Wireless Charging Shell mentioned above, we can look at charging wireless accessories that are sure to delight.

The Fatboy charging pillow lets you simply set your phone on a pillow to charge it. There are no certain spots you need to aim for – just flop the phone down on the pillow and let it juice up.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

The Nokia Wireless Charging Plate is a more traditional looking charging plate. Like the Fatboy pillow above, you simply drop the phone on the surface to start charging. The Charging Plate was design for maximum efficiency and lights up showing the charging status. The plates come in the new Lumia colors.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Lastly, the Nokia Wireless Charging Stand will let your phone face you while it’s charging wirelessly. With the Charging Stand, your Lumia 920 or 820 can be set in the dock and the new Nokia Accessory app will allow you to launch specific apps when the phone is docked.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Pump out your tunes while your phone tops off

Nokia’s new partnership with audio powerhouse JBL has yielded two products. First, the PlayUp speaker was unveiled last week, bringing NFC pairing and earth-shattering audio in a portable speaker package.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Today, let’s look at the JBL PowerUp Wireless Charging Speaker for Nokia. This speaker accomplishes two things – first, using NFC to pair, you can rock out to tunes from Nokia Music with the amazing acoustics from JBL-engineered speakers. Secondly, the PowerUp will wirelessly charge your Lumia 920 or Lumia 820 at the same time you’re playing tunes.

Using the PowerUp couldn’t be easier – simply drop the phone on the top of the device and the power starts flowing and your music is ready to start pumping. You can even use the Nokia Accessory app to automatically launch an app when your phone is placed on the PowerUp. For instance, when you drop your phone, on the PowerUp, you can have it load up Spotify for instant music gratification.

New Nokia Luna comes to market

The Nokia Luna was released last year and the stunning Bluetooth headset has already won over its fans. Now the Luna is updated, bringing NFC, new colors and the ability to  charge wirelessly. The Luna now comes in cyan, red, yellow, white and black.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

With your NFC enabled phone, you can easily pair with the new Luna with NFC. Also, any of the above-mentioned wireless charging accessories will charge the Luna to make sure you have talk time when you need it.

Our partners aim to keep you charged up, too

We’re proud to announce partnerships with Virgin Atlantic airlines and Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf coffee houses. At the London and JFK Virgin Atlantic lounges and select Coffee Bean and Tee Leaf cafes, you’ll be able to charge up your phone through table-top wireless charging stations.

Why Nokia wireless charging stands out

Nokia, when looking at wireless charging, chose to go with a known industry standard in the Qi interface. This way, those with existing wireless solutions could use them with their compatible Nokia Lumia phone. With this, Nokia has shown that the company is all about partnerships and using compatible solutions.

Also, the Nokia wireless solution focuses on efficiency and speed. The Nokia wall chargers, for example, are very efficient, for a fast re-charge for Lumia owners on the go.

So, which accessory is your favorite?

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