Nokia Ovi Store Launched, New Tablet Leaked
| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 26th May 2009 |
News both official and unofficial concerning the ubiquitous Finns today...
First up Nokia has opened its much anticipated Ovi Store across the globe today. The move follows something of a soft launch late last night which saw it arrive first in Ireland, Australia and Singapore. A headline grabbing 20,000 'titles' will be available immediately to customers - just don't confuse that with actual apps since the vast majority is multimedia content such as promotional material including photos, audio and video.

Interestingly, the flagship Nokia N97 was long touted as first device to ship with Ovi Store access but its commendable Skype integration has seen it shunned by telcos thus far. I hear on the grapevine Skype loving network 3 might be about to change that.
In related news Nokia's next Internet tablet - codenamed 'Rover' - has leaked online (in a typically horrible blurry image). Expected to be formally announced next month (isn't everything?) the tablet will feature a 3.5in 800 x 400 (WVGA) touchscreen, 500-600MHz CPU, five megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, 1GB of internal memory, WiFi, HSPA, GPS and an accelerometer.
At 111 x 59.7 x 18.2mm and weighing 150g, the Rover is far more portable than its N810 predecessor and looks as much smartphone as tablet to these eyes. In fact, I suspect we've just seen what Nokia has planned for its future smartphone lines...
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Kate said on 26th May 2009
LaughingJohn said on 26th May 2009
The N97 is definitely on Vodafone in July: http://shop.vodafone.co.uk/shop/mobile-phone/nokia-n97
Chris said on 26th May 2009
Hmm. I like the concept of the Internet tablet but, seeing as the N810 didn't even have a SIM slot, how is it that the Rover has HSPA access and is still called an 'Inter... more
inzimam said on 26th May 2009
@Cub
I hope you're right, but to be honest they said the exact same thing when I was waiting for the original n95. It took them 4 months to bring it out after o... more
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Hey Guys!! Looks like another great work by Nokia!! What is the price and can you give us more details ! Thanks :D