Nokia today launched its Ovi mobile app store. Following in the footsteps of Web stores from Apple, Google, and BlackBerry, the Finnish phone company is offering a diverse number of downloadable apps, including games, maps, news, and utilities. At launch, the store is compatible with more than 50 different handsets.
At present, international users--including places like Australia, Spain, Russia, Singapore, Italy, and the U.K.--are reporting a general sluggishness and lack of available apps in the store. Users in the U.S., on the other hand, aren't reporting anything at all. We likely won't be getting a piece of Ovi until later in the year.
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