Win US$5,000 with Ovi App
Calling all information-hungry, skilled and die hard techies out there for Nokia’s search of the Most Popular RSS application.
Give it your best shot! By submitting your own app created using the new Ovi app wizard (www.ovi.com/appwizard), you get a chance to win fabulous prizes from Nokia. Top 10 submissions will win Nokia E72 and Nokia N97 mini, while the no. 1 submission will get to grab a cash prize of US$5,000, and spotlight placement in Ovi Store.
Facebook client 1.0.3808 (Fully suported to Symbian 5th edition)
Missing Facebook on your Nokia 5800? Well no more, its available here finally for free. The official Facebook application for S60 5th Edition phones like Nokia 5800 and N97 is out on Nokia’s OVI store.
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Source: Tech and Gizmo dot Com
Free Downloads from the Ovi Store
Owners of S60 3rd and 5th edition Nokia phones can still visit the Ovi Store to download apps and games for free.
Owners of recent high-end Nokia phones like the N97 mini, and touchscreen phones like the 5530 and 5230, can enjoy the freebies from store.ovi.com. A step-by-step for those who need their...
Source: Technograph
How to Shop at the Ovi Store
The Ovi Store has been open for business for some time now, with lots of exciting games and applications for Nokia users. And if the holiday spirit isn’t quite visible in your mobile phone just yet, you can customize it with Yuletide content from the Ovi Store. There are a number of Christmas...
Source: Techie Gadgets
Nokia DiscOVIries: The Final Contest
It’s been a great run dear readers. As I end the Nokia DiscOVIries promotion with this week’s contest I’d like to thank everyone for biding the time to sign up for your OVI accounts. The winner of the previous contest will be announced very soon, as I made a special request from a...
Source: Jayvee Fernandez on Technology and New Media in the Philippines
Free Nokia Games from Gameloft
Perhaps envious of the success of the iPhone app store, cellphone manufacturer Nokia shut down its free and open Mosh app repository earlier this year, in favor of its glossy and restrictive Ovi app store. The transition hasn’t gone as well as Nokia might have hoped; the exciting plethora of apps...
Source: The Mike Abundo Effect
