Nokia World: 10M mobile touch disposed in 10 months, a partnership with Facebook (N97, N97 Mini)

Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, CEO of Nokia, Nokia takes advantage of the World exhibition held this year in Stuttgart, Germany to introduce its new mobile strategy for end of year. While analysts expect a decline in sales of mobiles by 10% this year, Nokia, the world's number one industry, has chosen to diversify its activities to increase its turnover.
"Some figures get started: we have 1.1 billion users of our mobile and now have 55 million users of our services to Ovi in the world. Since the last Nokia World, we have launched new services such as Mail or Ovi Comes With Music, which has already attracted 10 countries, begins there by state. In the world of smartphones, Nokia has refocused on the mobile touch, announcing the brand have sold 10 million mobile tactile (N97, 5800 XpressMusic) in 10 months. "The N97 is selling better than the N95 at its start," said Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo.
Regarding the trade of Nokia, the Finnish boss says sell now three types of products: mobile phones, smartphones and mobile computers. For in addition to conventional mobile and smartphones (N97, N97 Mini N900), Nokia confirms wanting to get into netbooks with its "Booklet 3G, mini laptop Windows 7 which will be marketed in France in late . But it is also a range of new services will be available as "Nokia Money, a financial service on mobile or" Lifecasting with Ovi, a service launched in partnership with Facebook.
Compatible initially with only the Nokia N97 and N97 Mini, it will allow to update its status and location information on the social networking site directly from their homepage. It will include photos or transfer its GPS location in a click. If Nokia could have chosen to develop its own social networking service with Ovi, the brand has preferred to lean Facebook. "Lifecasting with Ovi" will soon be available for download via the "Nokia Beta Labs.