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For one, there was limited space for development in netbook technology. Gaining popularity in the 1980s and the 1990s, later generations might still recognize how it worked since key functions carried over in future tech products like phones and tablets. In addition, smartphone use in hospitals raise concerns about confidentiality and privacy, among other issues, providing reason for preference to the simple communication technology of pagers. It seems like Ikea is planning to dip its toes in the tech scene and appeal to its tech-savvy customers, as the company expresses intentions of introducing a series of furniture that readily accepts and supports wireless charging. So here it is -- the YugaTech Ovi App for Nokia phones. Now you can read the latest entries on YugaTech straight from your own Nokia phones. The app is pretty basic and, unfortunately, doesn't have that same commenting functionality we have on the YugaTech iPhone App. Here are a couple of screen shots taken from a Nokia 5230XM: Of course, the YugaTech Ovi App is free to download on your Nokia phone. Read more in our articles including "5 Tech Product Lines that Got Lost in Time" and "Ikea makes wireless charging on your furniture possible".