Ovi provides users with access to real-time maps and directions, music downloads and online video, exactly from their chamber phone.

Espoo (Finland) - Mobile phone Amazon Nokia has teamed up with service provider T-Mobile to unveil a new slate of advanced non-stationary features. The move will accelerate the development and expansion of Ovi, Nokia’s proprietary online agile portal. Ovi provides users with access to real-time maps and directions, music downloads and online video, right away from their cell phone.

In addition to expanding over-the-air measure distribution, the two expect the partnership to branch out into new mobile technologies, such as room phone “widgets,” similar to the Apple computer tools of the same name, which give user earnest access to desired information. For example, users could get access to weather or news by starkly turning on their phone, or even access micro versions of sites like Facebook and Myspace, even hinting at tenable future integration with social networking sites and T-Mobile’s “My Faves” services. Nokia has a couple of strategic partnerships in the mobile industry. It has a to give users free access to over-the-air MP3 downloads for the start year of a new service activation.

It also has a to attract digital rights management to mobile content.

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