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Downloads apps from Nokia Store passes 16 million a day

Here is another of surprisingly good news for Nokia fans and Nokia Developers. Nokia Store maybe is not as huge in storing Applications but is one of largest active stores and reaching as high as over 16 million downloads a day. The total number of download from Nokia Store is nail-biting figure of 6 billion apps.


Newly improved low-end Nokia S40 mobile phones aka Asha series is contributing nearly half of these 16 million downloads and the count is growing as new and more improved Asha devices filling the market.
Symbian smartphones maybe not getting too much love from the company publicly but a large Symbian user base spread throughout the world are keeping number of downloads over 7 million a day.

These stats will help understanding developers the growth of Nokia Store and could attract more quality application for either Symbian^3 and java-based S40 platforms.

There are more to read at All About Symbian.com
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Android App Demo: ESC Hacker's Keyboard by Klaus Weidner

Mobile Phone, even computing trend has changed over the year and ^experimental^ keys-less computing devices are in rage. Without going deeper into keyboard-discussion let say If you own a full touch screen Android based smartphone or tablet but miss the experience of having a proper keyboard on your screen.


Introduction to Nokia Asha Series



Nokia's new generation of budget mobile phones are literally for the new generation. Smart, colorful, fit in pocket and stylish in hands. Slick and power house with tons of goodies. Good to ears, good to eyes. They are Asha series and they are coming in all sizes and shapes to say they are for everyone.



Nokia Asha series is perfect balance of price and modern look and functionality. Nokia Asha are not smartphones, but they are only a nudge away to become one. Nokia's Asha family of S40 mobile phones are claiming lots of love from around the world among all age of users specially students. Asha series is for users who prefer basic phones but wish to do little more than basic phone functionalities such as social networking, browsing, gaming and using different apps. Or just want to look cool while using a basic phone.

Facebook Mobile Version sees some Long-due but still Unfinished Changes

If you are a frequent Facebook mobile user then you must have noticed recent visual ^improvements^. The header's navigation is better now with one irritation for touch screen users now that the Facebook logo 'f' is very small to tap on. The tap area should be wider.

Just now seeing long-due Share option for mobile users is finally here as well. However it appears for attachment based posts and only to share on your personal profile. You will not see Share option to your text-only status and you cannot share posts to group or page from mobile, which is a must-have if you are an admin, and especially if you are a Facebook-based company operator.
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Do We Really Need Large Screens on Our Smartphones?

Seeing these new mobile phones with huge screens, a simple person must have think once in a while if we really need those big mobile phones? They are getting so big that they no longer fit into regular pockets so why? A straight forward answer is that it is users' usage.