What Will Mobile Phones Look Like in 2010?

Nokia's vision, in a GigaOm post. Haptic not mentioned...

>>Last week I met with Anssi Vanjoki, executive V-P of markets at Nokia, to discuss the state of both the Finnish company and the mobile industry overall. Since Nokia has been particularly good at defining the specifications and features of phones ahead of time, I asked Vanjoki what some of the common features one should expect to see in a top-end phone in 2010 were. Here’s a quick rundown of what he told me:

• A high-quality (QVGA) screen with 16:9 horizontal mode capabilities
• A high-quality camera with resolution of between 5 and 12 megapixels and the sharpness and quality of a standalone digital camera.
• Touchscreen input along with a good QWERTY keyboard. (I’m pretty sure Apple would disagree.)
• About 32-64 GB storage.
• GPS and multiple radios that allow access to voice, 3G and Wi-Fi networks.