Information Madness

Nokia held a top position among the mobile device manufacturers in the world. But the company is now undergoing a crisis that appears to have crossed limits of recovery. But the recent announcement of the tie up with the software giant Microsoft to manufacture WP 7 mobile phones it appeared things to take a positive turn. But the financial crisis the Finnish company is facing is a major concern. But it can take relief from the fact that its Maps Service is doing ell and can pave for the signs of recovery.

 

There is no second opinion about the excellent work done by Nokia and the high standard it has achieved in the Nokia Maps Services. Now Nokia is planning to spread the reach of the Maps service to other top mobile platforms. It is making this compatible with major mobile operating system platforms like iOS and Android and looks forward to expand the business through these powerful platforms. To access this, the users of these operating systems must go to maps.nokia.com from their web browser that is HTML 5 enabled. It is to be noted that HTML 5 is yet in its beta version but the Nokia Maps service is certainly an advanced product.

Another great feature of this service is that it does not need 3G or WiFi connection. It can be activated with regular GPRS connection. iOS and Android users will definitely benefit from this service. Nokia is reported to have plans for coming out with many useful apps for WP7 platform also.