Just got this in the email today from Nokia Music. In the next week or so, Nokia Music India’s going to be part of Ovi Music. The good news about this move is that all the tracks you download will be DRM-free. This means that the tracks you download can be played on any device, not just Nokia phones. This move may be in preparation of getting the Comes With Music program into India. Here’s... 

Nokia announced today, that they would be offering free turn-by-turn navigation on its smartphones across 74 in 46 languages, with detailed maps of 180 countries. The free turn-by-turn navigation trend was started by Google with the Motorola Droid device. Unlike Google’s navigation service, which required an active data connection, Nokia says that the service would be capable of operating offline... 

Here’s a cool application we came across on Facebook – What’s In Your Pocket is a fun quiz application on Facebook that lets you find out your social and tech quotient. It’s a fun quiz that lets you find your social and tech quotient and if you fare well enough, you get the Mini Rockstar title. For the New Year celebration,  you can get a free app from Ovi Store if you invite friends... 

How do you keep up with the apps on Ovi Store? I’m sure not many of us keep visiting the Ovi store often to see if there are any new apps of interest to install on our phones. Did you know that the Ovi Store had a blog called the Ovi Daily App where they blog about an application from the store everyday? Most of the applications they review are interesting enough to go and try out. It’s... 

Image via Wikipedia If you haven’t heard already, Ovi is running a promotion where you can win a trip to New York, with £1500 to spend on shopping there. All you have to do is to take part in the quiz and answer the quiz in the shortest time. Here’s the details of what you’ll win if you are the fastest: Flights for two to New York City Three nights accomodation £1,500 spending... 

Ovi Files (previously known as Files on Ovi), recently turned from a subscription based offering to a free service for Nokia devices, along with 10 GB of free online storage. The service basically lets you remotely access files on your computer from your mobile device. All you need to do is go to https://files.ovi.com on your PC and sign if to your Ovi account (or create an Ovi account if you don’t... 

Ovi Files, which was formerly Files on Ovi, a paid service from Nokia, has just become free. The service allows you to share files between your Desktop and your Mobile phone. Once you sign up, you’ll have to install a Desktop Connector software (Windows or Mac). You can then view and access your files, photos and music from your Desktop on the mobile as well. You can also use the storage space... 

Ovi Maps (formerly know as Nokia Maps) is now out of beta according to the Nokia Beta Labs blog. To install the new version you’ll have to download the Maps updater for your phone model and run it. Unfortunately this runs only on Windows XP or Vista, so running Ubuntu, I’m outta luck. For a software which was on beta since last December, providing a Windows only installer on launch is... 

Nokia Ovi Suite is software that gives you easy access to the contents of your Nokia device. With Nokia Ovi Suite, you can share and transfer all the multimedia content from phone to computer, and share photos with friends, and upload them to the Ovi service. It can act as a backup of your phone files and you can send from and to the computer instantly, also keeping both of them up to date. How do...