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Nokia Makes Mail on Ovi Available to the Masses

Dec 22, 2008, 8:14 AM by Eric M. Zeman

This morning, Nokia releases a public beta version of its Mail on Ovi service. With the new service, users can sign up for and create email accounts directly from their Series 40 handsets. The new service is available worldwide and available in a dozen languages. Mail on Ovi gives users all the features and functionalities of a PC-based email account. Mail on Ovi works on some 35 different Series 40 handsets, including models such as the 5310 XpressMusic and 5610 XpressMusic, and 3555 and 6555.

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JestaMcMerv

Dec 23, 2008, 4:31 AM

Ovi

Ovi is just such an amazing concept I'm surprised that major carriers haven't adopted something similar... but then again i guess its because they always just do the bare minimum to retain customers.

Hopefully the n97 lives up to the hype and this service is running bug free by the time it launches in the US.

I say good job Nokia on this.

Also, In b4 "mobile me is better"

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