Display and user interface - voting opens March 15

How much does size actually matter? If you want a big screen, do you also want a QWERTY keyboard? Compromises need to be made here, so choose wisely. At every point of the design process, all sorts of considerations need to be made. If you add a sliding form factor (to fit that QWERTY keyboard and a big screen) then you're going to have a big impact on the depth of the device.

Size and shape - voting opens March 22

This will be heavily influenced by the decisions you made with the display and user interface, particularly the depth of the device. Added to that you have the choice of clamshell, tilt 'n' slide or monoblock, each of which will have a huge influence on depth.

Materials - voting opens March 29

What about a device toting Kevlar? We're not there yet, but who knows what will kind of materials our devices will use in the future. As manufacturing techniques improve, so do the opportunities to create seamless designs. Nokia designers work as hard at understanding manufacturing as they do creating new devices. Keep this in mind when making your decisions.

Operating system - voting opens April 5

This is a straight run thing - should this device of the future have Symbian or MeeGo? The choice is yours.

Connectivity - voting opens April 12

We don't like wires, do you? Of course wireless electricity hasn't hit us yet, and wireless HD video transfer is still a way off for mobile devices. What do you see as being most important when it comes to connectivity?

Camera - voting opens April 19

The camera has become a staple part of Nokia mobile devices as the phone itself. But where next? More megapixels? Faster speed? Better zoom? Hi-def video recording? You decide.

Enhancements - voting opens April 26

It's bolt-on time. Adding curious features and functions to the device to make it more interesting, useful and in some cases, more entertaining. We've got a couple of gems lined up for you here. What would you have?

What was it Henry Ford said?

"If I asked my customers what it was they wanted they would have told me they wanted a faster horse?"

Or something like that?

I described the iPhone with their sliders, with a slightly larger aspect ratio.

Nokia says this is the Perfect mix.

And they've resorted to suing Apple for patent infringements.

Yeah.