How Nokia and Microsoft will carve up mobile services

How Nokia and Microsoft will carve up mobile services • The Register

"Recently, the Finns started killing off some of the more esoteric offerings, such as the cloud storage service, and they farmed others out to better-equipped companies, which included dumping Ovi e-mail and messaging with Yahoo. Ovi will no-doubt continue to provide services for non-smart phones, and the 150 million Symbian handsets Nokia expects to ship during the transition, but much of the service offering will now be handed over to Redmond"
Hmmm, I wonder what this means for my OVI e-mail account ? - I'm not worried about the app, as it was free, but my OVI e-mail account is quite handy.

Cool - Ovi have accepted the webonaut app!

This blog is now available to some Nokia mobile phones -so if you have a Nokia mobile please try it out - you might have to refresh the page after you select your phone type - still in testing mode - but once it's up and running we have lift off.

As you know 2011 is the year that mobile apps are going to take off as the price of smart phones comes down which will mean another channel of communication is open to webby people.

http://store.ovi.com/content/94685


Nokia N8 Unlocked GSM Touchscreen Phone Featuring GPS with Voice Navigation and 12 MP Camera--U.S. Version with Warranty (Gray)

Mobile App Stores A-Z

Apple - iPhone Store

Blackberry -  Appworld Store

Android - Market (google)

Ovi - Nokia Store / Ovi Mail - free e-mail account when you register.

Palm - Store

Windows 7 (mobile)

Found these while browsing Foursquare app gallery