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10 November 2009 19:16 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Nokia has gone down the rather bizarre and twisted route for its teaser campaign for the new Nokia N900, following in the footsteps of Verzion's Droid sci-fi launch.
The phone-come-tablet started shipping today and is the company's latest hope in holding off poor performance and a growing unrest for its Symbian OS.
Although the Verizon Droid and N900 aren't connected, the Nokia video, currently playing out on YouTube, features a Cloverfield style shoot of a group of men talking about a new mobile phone in what looks like an interrogation room.
You probably won't expect what happens next.
"I am the medium, I am the message, I am the one"
Hit play to find out more.
Phones, Mobile phones, Nokia, Nokia N900, Video
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