Nokia drops the Ovi branding, replaces it with... Nokia
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- Khan Ishtiyaque
- utx
- 25 May 2011
Nadeeshan - Sri Lank, 19 May 2011Whatever says by Nokia... everyone can see SAMSUNG coming f... moreMy dear friend how can u say The Window Phones is Fail in the Market you r thinking very narrow so please think broud and The Nokia WP7 is Combination of Windows and Symbian so wait and Watch...Dont take other wise..Take care
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- Nadeeshan - Sri Lank
- PEd
- 19 May 2011
Whatever says by Nokia... everyone can see SAMSUNG coming fast with Android... with WP7 i don’t think Nokia can save their position in market on next 06 to 12 months. Because earlier market reject Windows OS. So how can we imagine WP7 will successes? . Android is the way , if it’s not as Charls Davin’s word Nokia will “ Naturally Vanished “ from the market .
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- Anonymous
- PRW
- 17 May 2011
Zz..Zz soooo booooring
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- guestaccessmax
- t7X
- 17 May 2011
jason24589, 17 May 2011If you have an Ovi Mail, I think they will still retain you... moreWith new email sign up to be possibly ending with "@nokiamail.com" or "@nokia.com", user will look like Nokia employees... hahaha
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- jason24589
- t7S
- 17 May 2011
To Nokia:
Enjoy revamp and rebranded Ovi service
Because come 2012, Nokia phone users will have to use the Windows Phone Marketplace.
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- Yani
- 3pw
- 17 May 2011
"After Nokia replaced its CEO, migrated to Windows Phone 7, changed its font, moved Symbian outside Nokia and dismissed 4000 employees, today we witness another big thing – it gives up on the Ovi brand."
Hahahahahahahahahaha...
OK OK, enough of laughter... We will see if this is a good or a bad thing in the future, but I have a bad feeling about this. :(
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- jason24589
- t7S
- 17 May 2011
If you have an Ovi Mail, I think they will still retain your "@ovi.com" but if you want to sign up, I think it is "@nokiamail.com" or "@nokia.com"
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- jason24589
- t7S
- 17 May 2011
I'll gonna DELETE Ovi Store application on my Nokia 6710 Navigator
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- Brar
- 2WY
- 17 May 2011
AnonD-8639, 17 May 2011Another reason why Nokia loses its popularity is its batter... morethats true..... but origenal battries r also not providind sufficent backup time
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- brar
- 2WY
- 17 May 2011
good.... just provide us with new applications and themes....
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- AnonD-8639
- wur
- 17 May 2011
Another reason why Nokia loses its popularity is its batteries. Lot of fake batteries in the market and i wonder why Nokia stop its online battery authentication system which you scratch a number On the battery and check it online whether its original.
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- Cootified
- 95m
- 17 May 2011
They should've just left it as Nokia Ovistore & Nokia Ovimusic....like Appple AppStore and Apple iTunes. Nokia Services sounds very generic and not attention-grabbing.
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- sak
- QMs
- 17 May 2011
PeteB, 16 May 2011Ovi was an incredibly stupid name anyway. Just what the hel... moreThe name actually meant "Door" in finnish and seemed quite appropriate if you understood that.
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- Anonymous
- wu4
- 17 May 2011
After Nokia replaced its CEO, migrated to Windows Phone 7, changed its font, moved Symbian outside Nokia and dismissed 4000 employees, today we witness another big thing – it gives up on the Ovi brand.
why not give up the whole of nokia? it has no product that can compete this days anyway...
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- Roark
- 2Aj
- 17 May 2011
This is a good strategic if not dicey move by NOKIA. Brand building is one thing but rebranding is an another ball game. By centralizing branding NOKIA will gain a greater strength in the market.Other should take cue. Recently many big companies have been reevaluating their brand structure. Ovi was one word I liked in the NOKIA fiefdom. Good luck guys & Godspeed an yes thanks for Connecting People
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- cranial
- T3Y
- 17 May 2011
shame on a failed strategy nokia, own up!
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- AnonD-1420
- PFe
- 17 May 2011
I always wondered why Nokia would choose the word "Ovi" - stupidly I didn't think that it might actually mean something in another language! Unfortunately - although I have to say the latest version of Ovi/Nokia Maps is AWESOME - it's still not something that actually makes their offering any better.
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- AnonD-6355
- mwm
- 17 May 2011
Whats going on, I just read at TWITTER that a russian site tels microsoft is going to buy Nokia for 30BN dollars.....
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/05/16/microsoft_nokia_buyout_rumor/
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- Anonymous
- nwH
- 16 May 2011
this makes me laught a lot... lol nokia rip already...
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- Art
- RwM
- 16 May 2011
PeteB, 16 May 2011Ovi was an incredibly stupid name anyway. Just what the hel... moreOvi stands for door in suomi. Door to apps and such. It is stupid when you speak one language...barelly