Nokia, Microsoft and T-Mobile Looking To Imitate Apple’s Success ~ Random Tech Stuff

Seattle - The high cost and unusual design of the Apple iPhone made many very skeptical of the new device, but the iPhone is now accepted as the finest smartphone on the market today. By expanding it’s capabilities far beyond any normal phone through the use of iPhone Apps, the Apple iPhone has become a popular piece of technology.

Almost any sort of game, function or software can be loaded onto an iPhone through the App Store, and the popularity and versatility this provides has made the iPhone has made it’s competitors jealous.

In an attempt to copy the power and functionality provided by iPhone Apps, Nokia and T-Mobile have partnered to create a phone-based digital-content store for their phones known as “Ovi Apps.”
Ovi Apps is openly similar to the iPhone’s App Store, and specifically designed to compete.

This feature will be compatible with all Series 40 devices. While such copying of Apple is not unheard of, especially considering Google and Microsoft both have phone-based digital storefronts, many people are questioning if Nokia has arrived too late to the game to make a difference.

Still, Ovi Apps will add a great amount of value and functionality to Nokia Series 40 phones, and is greatly anticipated by the Nokia community.

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