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There are only a couple of days until the big day, the one you’ve all been waiting for, and you’d better be prepared. I’m sure you wouldn’t like to be taken by surprise by your partner, while you forgot all about it.

As far as I’m concerned, there’s no better day for you and your beloved one than “today” (take it as everyday), but February 14 is the perfect occasion to shout at the top of your lungs how much you love him/her. Love declarations take various shapes, and the most frequent consist of love notes that are meant to express your most sincere feelings.



Nokia has always been a very innovative company when it comes to catching the consumers’ attention with all sorts of spectacular ideas. In the given context, the Finnish company considers that the most appropriate approach of Valentine’s Day is to come up with a brand new service. Therefore, Nokia announced the launch of Nokia Cupid, a website dedicated to sending free love text messages. The interesting part is that the messages are anonymous.

Yeah, you got it right. If you’re so shy that you stumble over your own feet and stammer whenever he/she is around, don’t worry no more! Nokia is playing cupid this year for you, helping you express what you truly feel.



If you got excited about this service, let me tell you that it’s all aimed at people from the United Kingdom, so the non-British ones should not dream about it anymore. The only thing you should do is to enter your personal information, such as name, email address and phone number, and then choose one of the phrases that you can find on the official website of the service. Of course, the mission won’t be accomplished without the name and the phone number of the person you have a crush on. After that, alea iacta est, my friend. Your sweetheart will receive your message, but will never know where it was from. Unless you pluck up courage and finish the job yourself.

It’s not something spectacular, I must agree, but come on! All you need is love, right? So start sending messages!

(Source: unwiredview.com)