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Monday, 11 July 2011 |
Nokia is dying slowly, as the company failed to produce anything reasonable over the past year, and sales are dipping to the point that they might be the next victim of the infamous deadpool. Nevertheless, it also seems that Nokia is also trying to think outside the box, in which something called the Nokia Perks has been developed recently – although the project is still in its infancy stage and no official news has been released by Nokia yet.
Apparently, the Nokia Perks is something like Groupon, in which you can browse for the latest promotional deals and coupons on the respective website – perks.nokia.com. Surely, I find the feature to be extremely competitive, since Nokia will be competing directly with Groupon, GiltCity, LivingSocial, and also Google Offers.
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