Nokia offers free, limited time to its users in Latin America, two games, Real Football 2010 Real Football Manager Edition 2010, which can be downloaded from its App Store Store Ovi, the company said in a statement.
Real Football 2010 can be played in four different ways: (1) Caption mode. The gamer enjoy on the court by serving as his favorite player during the game, and manages his career as a professional soccer star. (2) Club Master mode. The gamer takes part in the fun of driving your favorite team football and strengthening it with an exchange of players. (3) Training Mode. The gamer faces challenges in mini-games, and makes free throws, dribbling, and more criminal. (4) real-time multiplayer mode: Many gamers who have compatible phones Ovi Store compete directly with each other via Bluetooth connections.
This title gives users the option to select between eight soccer leagues and 245 teams, while Real Football Manager 2010 offers more than 200 teams.
The release manager has the following characteristics: (a) interconnected with Real Football 2010 to organize the right team in Real Football Manager 2010 and play in Real Football 2010 (2) Access to a wide range of tactical options, and (3) Control all the details of everyday life "from the team training programs to relations with the press.
The implementation of the mobile phone is connected to an online scoreboard League entitled RS, which records the score recorded by real players from around the globe. This marker makes it easy to compare the statistics of players and select who will face in the next game Real Football.Other applications available on Ovi Soccer Store are Nokia 2010 and TweetGoal Gol. Gol Nokia 2010 is a Java application that provides access to content related to the results, statistics and global soccer news.
TweetGoal, meanwhile, allows users to continue not only to news sources, but also the Tweets of his favorite players in the World Cup without having to sign up for a Twitter account.
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Nokia will offer free navigation on mobile phones
Nokia follows in the footsteps of Google and provide free maps on their mobile phones, an initiative which aims to boost sales and prices of the phones, but will affect other firms in satellite navigation systems.
Nokia hopes free shipping strengthen its position, becoming weaker in the global market for smartphones or 'smartphones'.
The firm continues to sell more advanced phones than any of his rivals, but has lost ground to Apple and RIM.
"We help you sell smartphones," said Anssi Vanjoki, head of marketing at Nokia, told Reuters in an interview. "It will serve as a defense to the prices of our products," he added.
Google began in late 2009 to offer free navigation Droid models from Motorola in the U.S. market.
The navigation aid at 200 million Nokia smartphone is expected to hurt key players in the global navigation market, such as TomTom and Garmin.
"This has huge implications for pure software companies. It is of course a crucial time for the industry," said Michael Halbherr, vice president of location-based services at Nokia, adding that he saw sailing as a "disguised role of industry .
TomTom shares fell 13 percent on the news, and analysts said the decision would harm surely Nokia navigation software firms smaller, as Telmap and TeleNav.
Nokia hopes free shipping strengthen its position, becoming weaker in the global market for smartphones or 'smartphones'.
The firm continues to sell more advanced phones than any of his rivals, but has lost ground to Apple and RIM.
"We help you sell smartphones," said Anssi Vanjoki, head of marketing at Nokia, told Reuters in an interview. "It will serve as a defense to the prices of our products," he added.
Google began in late 2009 to offer free navigation Droid models from Motorola in the U.S. market.
The navigation aid at 200 million Nokia smartphone is expected to hurt key players in the global navigation market, such as TomTom and Garmin.
"This has huge implications for pure software companies. It is of course a crucial time for the industry," said Michael Halbherr, vice president of location-based services at Nokia, adding that he saw sailing as a "disguised role of industry .
TomTom shares fell 13 percent on the news, and analysts said the decision would harm surely Nokia navigation software firms smaller, as Telmap and TeleNav.
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