Nokia creerà un social network o integrerà Facebook?

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La conquista dei social network del mondo del mobile, sembra sempre più vicina. Secondo il Wall Street Journal, si sarebbe in fase di accordo tra Nokia e Mark Zuckerberg per effettuare una fusione globale delle funzionalità di Facebook con la connettività della finlandese Nokia. Secondo il noto quotidiano, che riporta da alcune fonti definite attendibili, è già possibile aggiornare profilo ed inviare messaggi tramite BlackBerry ed iPhone, ma Nokia vuole di più degli altri. Una integrazione a trecentosessanta gradi che miri a fondere i propri prodotti con il Web 2.0.
Le possibilità di sviluppo che si vorrebbero integrare sono: l’inserimento di una rubrica telefonica cellulare, indicazione di stato di connessione, e scambio di foto / video.
Spiega ancora il WSJ che le perplessita per Nokia però sono ancora due. La prima è quella che riguarda gli aspetti legati alla privacy perchè il costruttore vorrebbe limitare l’accesso ai soli profili escludendo la statistica dei siti visitati e degli acquisti fatti on-line. La seconda invece è quella che vede Nokia indecisa tra l’accordo con Facebook o la creazione di un social network autonomo.

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