Opera Mobile Store will replace Nokia Store to your Nokia

 

 

Norwegian company Opera Software ASA announced that its application store will replace the Opera Mobile Store Nokia Store app store as the default for phones Nokia, Symbian and Smartphone Nokia X, in accordance with the agreement between Opera Software and Microsoft.

From the first quarter of 2015, users visiting Nokia Store to Series 40 devices, Series 60, Symbian, Asha and Nokia X, will be automatically redirected to the App Store Opera Mobile Store, where they will be offered access to tens of thousands of applications for phones Nokia.

As noted in the company, go to Opera Mobile Store will allow millions of people using the classic phones Nokia, still have at their disposal a reliable way to get new applications, games and content. It is expected that the migration of users from Nokia Store on Opera Mobile Store will be completed in the first half of 2015, after which the Nokia Store is closed.

Today's announcement follows the agreement announced in August 2014, according to which the Opera becomes the default browser on the phones under the brand Nokia, including devices Series 30+, Series 40, Asha and Nokia X.

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Nokia - We will not return to the market of mobile phones

 

 

 

 

In late October, it was reported that Nokia does not preclude its return to the smartphone market, but at the last meeting in London, the company's CEO Rajeev Suri denied these data, reports ZDNet. According to him, the direct interaction with the customer to establish a Finnish company will not, but she is interested in licensing the famous and popular brand.

The plans of Nokia, which now ranks third among the largest suppliers of network equipment (after Ericsson and Huawei Technologies), - to develop this area of business. The Finnish company also raised its forecast indicators of its operating profitability for the next year from 5-10% to 8-11%.

As previously reported, giving the mobile division Microsoft, Nokia has been able to significantly improve their performance. According to a recent report, the company's net profit reached 747 million euros versus a net loss of 91 million euros a year earlier. Operating profit growth was 32%. Revenue grew by 13% - to 3.32 billion euros, exceeding the forecast figures.

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