Nokia claims smartphones set to get smarter

“There is about a 3w limit for phones, any more than that and it starts to get too hot,” he explained.
“It is possible to use the phone as part of distributed computing network, splitting the application between phone and network. This saves power and allows application developers to try new techniques.”
Ianucci claims that the mobile phone will become an essential part of the home network, with Universal Plug and Play feautring prominently in that vision. And with Nokia releasing the N80 Muiltimedia Mobile phone, which already features UPnP, Nokia are clearly putting their money where their mouths are.
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