(GSM Insider) - Nokia To Work On Graphene, World's Hardest Substance.
Nokia announces that it was one of the recipients that received $1.35 billion grant from the European Union for the R&D on graphene for the future ten years.
"Nokia is proud to be involved with this project, and we have deep roots in the field -- we first started working with graphene already in 2006," Nokia's CTO Henry Tirri said in a statement. "Since then, we have come to identify multiple areas where this material can be applied in modern computing environments. We've done some very promising work so far, but I believe the greatest innovations have yet to be discovered." Henry added.
Graphene is the world's thinnest substance as well as a far better conductor than the copper. It is bendable and transparent too. You can imagine if your mobile device is made from the world's hardest substance. Isn't very cool?
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