Nokia are too happy to play the field amongst the ARM suppliers, getting the lowest prices they can for the promise of a large order. They're unlikely to give that up and go with a single source of supply like Intel. This is more about Nokia wanting to license some IP and make a bit of money.

I don't think they're serious about using Intel for anything more than just another netbook. Intel have a tradition of trying to sound like they've invented everything first, even if other people have been there for many years, and I think this new class of device they speak of is nothing more than Intel playing catch up with the ARM suppliers by putting 3g connectivity into every netbook.

The weather today could be nice. Or not.