I don't think Nokia is producing "substandard" mapping/navigation software. Actually the current Ovi Maps with the integrated 3D buildings and landmarks is becoming richer and richer every passing day.
Don't forget that Nokia owns Navteq and their knowhow. Combine that with their own mobile experience solutions (hardware and software) and you have some pretty nice mobile-aware apps.
Yes, you are right. However, Nokia has announced that it wants to grow it's US market share. As goes the US phone market, so goes most of the world.
The point is not to create a substandard copy of good software that already exists. There already is global mapping software with API's, ready for Nokia to use.
But Nokia wants to go it alone, and attempt to create the software AND the hardware. And you know what? Nokia sucks at software. This is something that we in the US understand.
No one in America uses Ovi maps; barely anyone in the US uses Nokia phones. Frankly, I don't see how this product is going to gain any traction.
It's the phones Nokia. Stick to what you do best and make a phone to rule them all. As long as resources are wasted on services no one uses, you are going to lose market share.
And to the person who made the remark about Apple. As a convert from E71 to iPhone, I can tell you the Apple is much better. At least it has software I want.
The Ovi SDK together with the new APIs seem to be the next big thing for the Ovi ecosystem.
Indeed the "mashup" approach is working very nicely for mobile devices which are relatively low at resources and screen estate. Providing vital information in a fast and efficient way is paramount!
Developers don't have excuses anymore not to program innovative position-aware applications. Now, let's see some creativity!! :)
Finally now I can Tell Apple to shuv their shit devices up their bum Thanks Nokia I'm glade your the company sticking it to Apple ^_^. and don't forget to Make a Australian Version of the Nokia N900 with 850MHz 3G WCDMA with Telstra Bluetick for Australia =).
:b Apple rip-off.
Mr89Nef 1 year ago
you have to pay 5 euro for the apps
the currency is the same in diff country
dilemma ----
ashtonkonon 2 years ago
I don't think Nokia is producing "substandard" mapping/navigation software. Actually the current Ovi Maps with the integrated 3D buildings and landmarks is becoming richer and richer every passing day.
Don't forget that Nokia owns Navteq and their knowhow. Combine that with their own mobile experience solutions (hardware and software) and you have some pretty nice mobile-aware apps.
kensai7gr 2 years ago
Yes, you are right. However, Nokia has announced that it wants to grow it's US market share. As goes the US phone market, so goes most of the world.
The point is not to create a substandard copy of good software that already exists. There already is global mapping software with API's, ready for Nokia to use.
But Nokia wants to go it alone, and attempt to create the software AND the hardware. And you know what? Nokia sucks at software. This is something that we in the US understand.
rlieving 2 years ago
No one in America uses Ovi maps; barely anyone in the US uses Nokia phones. Frankly, I don't see how this product is going to gain any traction.
It's the phones Nokia. Stick to what you do best and make a phone to rule them all. As long as resources are wasted on services no one uses, you are going to lose market share.
And to the person who made the remark about Apple. As a convert from E71 to iPhone, I can tell you the Apple is much better. At least it has software I want.
rlieving 2 years ago
USA is the only market for nokia? really, how more ignorant can you get?wake up kid,theres a world outside USA
bilalp1 2 years ago 2
The Ovi SDK together with the new APIs seem to be the next big thing for the Ovi ecosystem.
Indeed the "mashup" approach is working very nicely for mobile devices which are relatively low at resources and screen estate. Providing vital information in a fast and efficient way is paramount!
Developers don't have excuses anymore not to program innovative position-aware applications. Now, let's see some creativity!! :)
kensai7gr 2 years ago
Handsome :D
Dounoo 2 years ago 3
This concept of app. creation looks nice, but I don't know what will happen with nokia, wait and see...
By the way, Alessio is a name from Finland or Italy ? I like this name.
kikine05 2 years ago
thx for the video
fareselnasr 2 years ago 7
Finally now I can Tell Apple to shuv their shit devices up their bum Thanks Nokia I'm glade your the company sticking it to Apple ^_^. and don't forget to Make a Australian Version of the Nokia N900 with 850MHz 3G WCDMA with Telstra Bluetick for Australia =).
TravvyG 2 years ago 7
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always be the first one fuck up both of you!morons!
karedward 2 years ago
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mistuyou 2 years ago
always the first to swear at, get banned (hopefully) morons
comedyman112 2 years ago 2
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mistuyou 2 years ago