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Nokia's Files On Ovi Goes Free

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Jul 20, 2009, 9:08 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Nokia has quietly made its Files On Ovi service free, and no longer requires users to pay for it. The service allows Ovi customers to transfer up to 10GB of files on Ovi servers. The files can be retrieved either from a phone or a PC. It also provides automatic back-ups of some folders if users so wish, and can be used to access files that reside on a PC and not on Ovi's servers.

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