Be one of the first 97 people to get a Nokia N97

Nokia is giving away 97 N97 smartphones worldwide to celebrate the launch of the device and has decided to give one of these to a Twitter follower of mine. If you win it you’ll be one of the first people in the world to own one. And I’ll be jealous.

Here’s the deal:

For a chance to win the N97 you need to check out the rules at the bottom of this post and follow me on Twitter for a series of clues that will help you find five answers.

The first clue will be posted at 13:00 on the 26th of May. More clues will be posted over a period of seven days with the last clue posted at 13:00 on 2 June 2009.

After the last clue has been posted on 2 June the first person to tweet the correct answers at me will get the N97, as soon as Nokia receives stock in South Africa. Just make sure you have @simondingle in the tweet, along with the 5 answers. If they’re correct, and you beat everyone else to the draw, you win.

Example of a winning tweet (these are not the correct answers, merely an example of the format they could be in): ‘@simondingle – #sfn – triangle, 48kbps, purple, monkey, dishwasher’

The five answers do not have to be in any particular order, just get them posted as quickly as possible.

Click here to find out more about the Nokia N97.

Every competition needs rules, so here they are:

• In order to qualify you must be following me on Twitter. Click here to go to my Twitter profile page. Don’t worry, you can unfollow me later. I don’t mind =)
• This competition is only open to people above the age of 18 living in South Africa, and with valid South African identification.
• My direct family and close friends are unfortunately disqualified by default. It would look dodgy if one of them won.
• The winner will be the first person in South Africa with a tweet containing @simondingle and the five correct answers in the Twitter timeline, after I have posted the final clue.
• The prize is not transferable or exchangeable for cash. You get N97, no negotiation.
• The judges’ decision in final.

Good luck!

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Simon Dingle is a technology journalist, writer, broadcaster and professional speaker based in Johannesburg, South Africa. He compiles the technology pages for Finweek magazine and contributes to Fin24.com and hosts the ZA Tech Show podcast and (Tech)5 on 5FM. Read more...

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