Delivers of Nokia E6 and Nokia X7 started!
Nokia promised that Nokia E6 and X7 will be in shops until June, both of them use Symbian Anna. After some changes in Symbian Anna , the phones will have…
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April 2, 2011
PayPal app from Ovi Store
Send money to your friends, manage your account and more with the PayPal app. It's free and secure. You can request money from friends, split a check and also transfer…
March 19, 2011
The official launch of Nokia Ovi Suite Version v3.0.0.248
It’s time to say good bye to the beta versions of Nokia ovi suite as Nokia has launched the final version of Ovi Suite v3.0.0.248. Nokia Ovi suite final version is now ready to download for the Nokia users. The suite can be upgraded right from the Ovi suite updater. The final version comes with lots of new graphics and features which makes it easier and faster than ever. The home screen has got a lot of animations and graphics to attract its users.
Nokia Ovi Suite v3.0.0.248 appeared on the very new year 2011 leaving back all the beta versions with the old year 2010. The suite size is 74Mb which can be upgraded with just a single click on the software updater which is present on the toolbar of the old beta Nokia Ovi suite. The update is easy and will take time depending on the speed of your Internet connection.
The suite was running in the beta version for few months and the Nokia guys seem to have done a great job this time by releasing a long list of new features like faster and smoother transfer rates. There are many other developments in this versions which will list out at the end.
January 9, 2011
Most Android apps are free, Microsoft needs to lure in more developers for Windows Moobile
Android is still the king of free apps, the most popular entries in the Apple App Store are almost exclusively games, and Windows Mobile still lives with it’s Mom, half of apps in the Windows Marketplace are written by Microsoft…
Distribution of prices in the various app stores
Google’s Android Marketplace contains primarily free apps – 57% by Distimo’s estimate (Androlib says 62%). This is much more than the competition. Less than a third of the apps in their catalogs are free. Even so, half of apps in most app stores (save for the Windows Mobile and BlackBerry ones) are under 2 US dollars.
The Apple App Store in general has about 28% free apps, but it differs quite a bit when it comes to paid apps. The iPhone apps run around 2.62 USD (average price for the 100 most popular apps), while iPad specific apps cost 6.02 USD by the same metric. (more…)
July 7, 2010