26 days later: The Nokia N81

You’ve really got to hand it to Nokia for this one. The company has apparently launched an intriguing, and rather confusing, viral marketing campaign to promote the upcoming launch of its Nokia N81 music phone. If the campaign is on point, the 8GB version of this handset will be dropping on  August 29th. The campaign features appropriately placed Google ads that contain an obscured image of the  handset, complete with countdown timer. The timer will reach zero in 26 days. Be warned that this could turn out to be a bit of a lark by someone with a highly refined sense of humor, but based on some sleuthing handled by JKOnTheRun, we’re inclined to believe the hype. Good looking, Nokia…you get some props for this creative campaign!

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10 Responses to “26 days later: The Nokia N81”

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    Jeff B. says:

    1st comment!!!!
    Now that is one of the many reasons why Nokia is f**king sick. Nokia YOU RULE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Galvatron says:

    the iphone kiler laies and gentelmen

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    Ryan says:

    This is a sweet little phone . . . but what about the N82? Any news on that?

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    victor says:

    No iphone killer but much better competition.

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    Fone_Fanatic says:

    why would there be an iphone killer if the iphone killed itself by not living up to its hype?

    I’m dying to get rid of my iPhone! sticking to wm6 device!

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    Galvatron says:

    hey i don’ min trying to phreak and hack the ibricklol

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    test5477 says:

    damn, gal we thought you had gotten spell check, oh well.

    Nokia has been kicking everyone’s a** recently, RIM included.

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    solace says:

    “Rather confusing” describes Nokia’s current strategy all too well.

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    Galvatron says:

    spell check isn’bt built int bb browser or opera mini yet silly

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    The Oracle says:

    Just wanted to tell everyone that Lightmaker (which have been credited with the site, had nothing to do with it). It was created by swedish agency Farfar and design/production company Visual Art.

    So there you have it! :)

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