Nokia's annual Nokia World event kicked off in Germany today. Last year, the company , which seemed at the time like . But oh, we were young then, young and naive. The , a great piece of hardware paired with a hopelessly outdated operating system. Nokia has had almost a year since the N97 announcement to juice up their Symbian OS for the 21st century, and have started showing off , which seems from the demos to be a pretty interesting little handheld internet OS. So what happened on day one of Nokia World this year? Not that they invited me this time around (no bitterness here, I swear...), but from what I can tell, not much. First, we have two new handsets, the and the . Both look like beautifully designed music phones, complete with giant hard drives and the great Comes With Music service (which is yet to come to the Middle East). These phones will probably sell by the millions, but lets be honest, solutions to Nokia's core OS / services problems they are not. What else was pushed today at Nokia world? There is t , whose €450 pre-tax price tag means we can expect it to go for at least Dh2500 here. That is too much. And then we have the It seems pretty clear that if this is the best Nokia have to deliver during the keynote morning of their flagship yearly event, it is a company in a whole ton of trouble.