By Brandon Russell |
Nokia’s HERE mapping platform, which the company announced back in November, is now available for all Windows Phone 8 devices—no Lumia device required. Today’s news is a big win for WP8 owners; Nokia’s platform is excellent, and builds upon the company’s 25 years of mapping…
By Todd Haselton |
A recent job listing on Nokia’s website suggests that possibly, somewhere down the line, it was planning to build an Android handset. Why? The job listing called for a senior software engineer with Linux experience – which would suggest a foray into Android. But pundits may…
By Todd Haselton |
Nokia’s Here Maps has been out for less than 24 hours and it’s already the fourth listed free application in the iTunes App Store. Impressive work, Nokia. More notable, however, is the clear desire for a good mapping application for iOS devices. I’ve found the…
By Todd Haselton |
Still upset with Apple’s Maps solution? Have no fear, Nokia is HERE. The company released its cloud-based mapping application for iOS on Tuesday, dubbed “HERE,” and it’s chock full of free features. You can see satellite, standard, public transportation and live traffic maps, search for…
By Brandon Russell |
Digital maps are an essential part of everyday life. Chances are you’ve used one of the many popular services as reference in the last 24 or so hours — for directions, finding a restaurant, transit. They help keep us running at full-tilt, getting from place…
By Todd Haselton |
During an event in San Francisco today, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop unveiled a new cloud-based mapping service called “Here.” The service will allow users to access Nokia maps across multiple devices, whether it’s a computer, a tablet or a smartphone, and it’s independent of operating…
