Say goodbye to the idea of carrying around a laptop and a dozen other gadgets to be able to file from the field.
Reuters, in partnership with Nokia, have been trying out a mobile journalism toolkit that fits into a small backpack.
With a Nokia N95, bluetooth keyboard, an external microphone, basic tripod and solar-powered charger, reporters will be able to send stories back from anywhere where there is a mobile phone network.
This could open up all sorts of opportunities for covering areas of the world, such as Africa, where cellphone networks are prevalent, but power and internet connectivity is sporadic.
Does it work? Check out posts from the Reuters mobile journalism trial
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