Nokia is going through the process of re-branding from Ovi to Nokia on its various channels, as announced back in May 2011. Today, Nokia redirects its Ovi.com web portal to Nokia Maps, as a part of this rebranding exercise, giving a refreshing look and great new features to Nokia Maps.
As posted earlier, Nokia has already started the re-branding process through-out its Ovi Services, as announced back in May 2011. After the app store the re-branding process has just started over music store – the ”Ovi” logo and site title of music store (web) has been replaced/updated with ”Nokia” brand.
Remember about a week back Wall Street Journal leaked a news that Nokia is working on a new Linux based open-source OS project codenamed - “Meltemi” as replacement for its Series 40 platform. Well it looks like “Meltemi” exists.
Back in June 22, 2011 Nokia signed a strategic collaboration with Accenture for Symbian-based software development and support services. Today Nokia announces that it has completed the transaction to outsource its Symbian software development and support activities to Accenture.
Well, as you know MeeGo has been already swallowed up in the new Tizen project lead by Intel and Samsung, Here is another scoop- WSJ has revealed that Nokia is now working on a new Linux based open-source OS for its low-end handsets, codenamed “Meltemi”.
The mobile giant Nokia today announced that it will cut around 3,500 jobs in its manufacturing and will close its manufacturing facility in Cluj, Romania by the end of year 2011.
Quick heads-up, “Ovi” logo, site title and URL of Nokia’s app store (web) has been replaced/updated with ”Nokia” brand. This replacement is part of Nokia’s re-branding process announced back in May 2011.
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