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Well, it looks like social networking is going to invade mobile devices -- in a big way. Take Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK). The mobile giant plans to use technology -- from its Twango acquisition -- to deploy a cool social network platform.
To get more perspective on things, I interviewed Robb Hecht, a social networking expert who operates MEDIA 2.0. According to him:
"With Nokia, the world's largest cell phone maker, adding the Twango technology platform to its wireless phones now puts social networking into the hands of mobile users on the go.
"It also puts the Nokia brand front and center on the road map of the ever-growing social networking industry. With this addition to its cell phones, Nokia can now be the first wireless brand to truly own 'social mobile networking.' "
Tom Taulli is the author of various books, including The Complete M&A Handbook
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