Nokia phones that record date, time, positioning e...

Hello,
I was wondering if Nokia intends to produce phones that record everything (date, time, positioning of the phone owner and also all the events happening with the device itself.Thank you.

some of these services are being worked on right now and integrated into applications i think. i.e check Nokia BetaLabs for details: betalabs.nokia.com I think some of these applications use GPS in nokia friend view to tell where you are, date and time, everything you are asking for basically.
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