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Nokia is the market leader in India in mobile phones and one of the most leading brands in the world. Recently, the Finnish company has launched a new mobile platform called Ovi which means door in Finnish. With the lauch of Ovi it is quite clear that Nokia is quite serious about content distribution on mobile platform and concentrating on Mobile value added services(VAS). Nokia is in the process of offer mobisodes (viewing television on mobile) soon and it has partnered with few content developers in this regard. Nokia already has a download store along with music, gaming, maps etc and with Ovi they are bringing all the scattered services under one umbrella. For example, you can download the Nokia PC suite free of cost.

The Ovi site is accessable from two addresses – http://ovi.nokia.com/services/ or http://www.ovi.com/services/. It offers maps, calender, music, pictures all at one place and you can share them too with whom you like. You can seamlessly integrate your internet enabled mobile phone and your PC (computer) using the Ovi suite.

If you are one of those who is very mobile at the same time looking to keep in touch with your online life then shozu.com is what you can look at.

In their own words, “ShoZu makes your world mobile – Connecting your phone and your online life has never been easier. With ShoZu you can interact with huge list of sites and communities – from Flickr to Facebook, YouTube to Blogger, the list goes on.”

Shozu is a free application which can make your life easier while posting many social networking site or your websites and blogs. Shozu works with phone with most wireless carriers and lets you quickly upload and tag photos taken with your phone, read and reply to online comments and download your friends’ feeds. Now it is available for Blackberry too. There is a desktop application of Shozu also which lets you post/upload from your desktop to your favorite social networking site or your own websites or blogs. Also, you can update your status and if you have a GPRS enabled phone you can geo-tag your photos and pictures. Click here to check the sites which supports Shozu. This application is free. However, keep in mind that you will have to bear with the carrier charges as applicable on your mobile service provider. So go ahead sign-up and have fun. You can sign-up from their mobile website(wap) or from their regular website(www).