Comments on: Ovi Maps 3.0 revolutionizes mobile traveling http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2010/01/ovi-maps-revolutionizes-mobile-traveling/ Mobile news from Nokia, Symbian, Meego, Maemo, iPhone, Android, Blackberry including mobile phone reviews Mon, 26 Jul 2010 02:33:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: canadian pharmacy online http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2010/01/ovi-maps-revolutionizes-mobile-traveling/comment-page-1/#comment-1424 canadian pharmacy online Thu, 01 Jul 2010 11:49:09 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=6811#comment-1424 These days, it's all about the Internet. But the Age of the Mobile has dawned and all roads lead to an emerging Golden Age. A lot of tech pundits predict an explosion of mobile technology and software, especially Mobile Web, in 2008. Mobile trend forecasts for 2008 include the rise of the mobile social networks; mobile video blogging; and mobile search. One of the goldmines of the mobile revolution is mobile site development. These days, it's all about the Internet. But the Age of the Mobile has dawned and all roads lead to an emerging Golden Age. A lot of tech pundits predict an explosion of mobile technology and software, especially Mobile Web, in 2008. Mobile trend forecasts for 2008 include the rise of the mobile social networks; mobile video blogging; and mobile search. One of the goldmines of the mobile revolution is mobile site development.

]]> By: El Marko http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2010/01/ovi-maps-revolutionizes-mobile-traveling/comment-page-1/#comment-1220 El Marko Mon, 25 Jan 2010 05:13:17 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=6811#comment-1220 Was Nokia's decision to offer free turn-by-turn, to Nokia E72 users, while snubbing E71 users just another way to try and compel E71 users to update? If so, that's just sad. And, it's not going to work. For me - an E71 user - if that was the rationale, well, that's just a slap in the face.<br><br>What happens, to E-71 owners is, OviMaps calculates the requested route, the voice announces the first turn, then a connection is made and the screen reads out the pricing for turn-by-turn services. It seems, to this E71 user, that Nokia has indeed not abandoned its efforts to nickel and dime users for individual services.<br><br>Then again, I'm in North America. That's a part of the planet that Nokia seems to be intent upon abandoning. Was Nokia's decision to offer free turn-by-turn, to Nokia E72 users, while snubbing E71 users just another way to try and compel E71 users to update? If so, that's just sad. And, it's not going to work. For me – an E71 user – if that was the rationale, well, that's just a slap in the face.

What happens, to E-71 owners is, OviMaps calculates the requested route, the voice announces the first turn, then a connection is made and the screen reads out the pricing for turn-by-turn services. It seems, to this E71 user, that Nokia has indeed not abandoned its efforts to nickel and dime users for individual services.

Then again, I'm in North America. That's a part of the planet that Nokia seems to be intent upon abandoning.

]]> By: El Marko http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2010/01/ovi-maps-revolutionizes-mobile-traveling/comment-page-1/#comment-700 El Marko Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:13:17 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=6811#comment-700 Was Nokia's decision to offer free turn-by-turn, to Nokia E72 users, while snubbing E71 users just another way to try and compel E71 users to update? If so, that's just sad. And, it's not going to work. For me - an E71 user - if that was the rationale, well, that's just a slap in the face.<br><br>What happens, to E-71 owners is, OviMaps calculates the requested route, the voice announces the first turn, then a connection is made and the screen reads out the pricing for turn-by-turn services. It seems, to this E71 user, that Nokia has indeed not abandoned its efforts to nickel and dime users for individual services.<br><br>Then again, I'm in North America. That's a part of the planet that Nokia seems to be intent upon abandoning. Was Nokia's decision to offer free turn-by-turn, to Nokia E72 users, while snubbing E71 users just another way to try and compel E71 users to update? If so, that's just sad. And, it's not going to work. For me – an E71 user – if that was the rationale, well, that's just a slap in the face.

What happens, to E-71 owners is, OviMaps calculates the requested route, the voice announces the first turn, then a connection is made and the screen reads out the pricing for turn-by-turn services. It seems, to this E71 user, that Nokia has indeed not abandoned its efforts to nickel and dime users for individual services.

Then again, I'm in North America. That's a part of the planet that Nokia seems to be intent upon abandoning.

]]> By: El Marko http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2010/01/ovi-maps-revolutionizes-mobile-traveling/comment-page-1/#comment-627 El Marko Sun, 24 Jan 2010 22:13:17 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=6811#comment-627 Was Nokia's decision to offer free turn-by-turn, to Nokia E72 users, while snubbing E71 users just another way to try and compel E71 users to update? If so, that's just sad. And, it's not going to work. For me - an E71 user - if that was the rationale, well, that's just a slap in the face.<br><br>What happens, to E-71 owners is, OviMaps calculates the requested route, the voice announces the first turn, then a connection is made and the screen reads out the pricing for turn-by-turn services. It seems, to this E71 user, that Nokia has indeed not abandoned its efforts to nickel and dime users for individual services.<br><br>Then again, I'm in North America. That's a part of the planet that Nokia seems to be intent upon abandoning. Was Nokia's decision to offer free turn-by-turn, to Nokia E72 users, while snubbing E71 users just another way to try and compel E71 users to update? If so, that's just sad. And, it's not going to work. For me – an E71 user – if that was the rationale, well, that's just a slap in the face.

What happens, to E-71 owners is, OviMaps calculates the requested route, the voice announces the first turn, then a connection is made and the screen reads out the pricing for turn-by-turn services. It seems, to this E71 user, that Nokia has indeed not abandoned its efforts to nickel and dime users for individual services.

Then again, I'm in North America. That's a part of the planet that Nokia seems to be intent upon abandoning.

]]> By: Chris85 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/2010/01/ovi-maps-revolutionizes-mobile-traveling/comment-page-1/#comment-626 Chris85 Sun, 24 Jan 2010 16:23:12 +0000 http://www.nokiamobiletalk.com/?p=6811#comment-626 "a plethora" ? Not really ; I'd say "a sadly limited range" :o)<br><br>Hopefully this limited range becomes wider by the day. “a plethora” ? Not really ; I'd say “a sadly limited range” :o )

Hopefully this limited range becomes wider by the day.

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