Nokia are looking to find out what you think about the Share on Ovi service, and are offering five people who take their survey a share of 1000 euros (that's 200 Euros each). You can take the survey here. It should take around ten minutes. And even if you don't win, you will have helped the service.

I spotted an interesting item in my App manager after updating my N95's firmware version to v21: Share Online 3.0 is an uploading tool for your photos and videos that works with Flickr, Share on Ovi and Vox. It enables one-click uploading to any of these (currently supported) services. Remember, Share Online 3.0 is only an upgrade for N95s, since a previous version of Share Online comes prein...

In a recent PCWorld interview, Tero Ojanperä confirmed that Nokia WILL NOT end support for Nokia's Share on Ovi service, and that the recent news, saying that Nokia had not stopped investing in the online information sharing service. On May 8 Nokia announced it was closing the office that developed Ovi Share, a move the mobile industry perceived as the company shuttering the service.&nbs...

Darn, this week seems to be full of rumors that didn’t come true. First we got that Microsoft Zune phone in June story due to a link from official MS page to fake twitter account. Now it seems that the Reuters story about Nokia halting investments into Share on Ovi service may not be true

Have you heard this? The Share on Ovi service is now not supported financially by Nokia. As the popular services like Twitter and Facebook now support for photo sharing, so there is no need for such a service. The news can be seen on ZOMG in Cj. So the recently economic changes may also influence

I’ve said it previously: I love Share on Ovi, or Ovi Share, or whatever new name Nokia has decided to give their photo sharing service. I love the simplicity of the service, the integration with all my Nokia devices, the unlimited storage. Despite the fact that the site doesn’t open in Lebanon, and that I

The Nokia Conversations blog contains a wealth of information about their new phones. I also noticed that they are starting to churn out more and more video reviews of phones which they upload onto YouTube and Share on Ovi. Well, truth be told, these aren’t really reviews — but features. I find it brilliant how

Compared to Share on Ovi, Microsoft's service works on its own, quietly downloading files when the phone is not in use.

If you log into your Nokia Share on OVI account today, you will notice something rather different.  Its received a welcomed makeover, bringing your overall experience of the site, that much more pleasant.  If you don't have an OVI Share account, shame on you, get yourself registered. Its the place to be, and OVI, meaning "Door" in Finnish, certainly is opening doors to the...

Qik, one of the eldest mobile-to-web video services, has announced a tight partnership with Nokia (NYSE: NOK)’s Share on Ovi service, so recorded clips and live feeds will be cross-posted to Ovi. Not a bad deal at all, and a perfect fit since Qik has been supporting Nokia devices since the get-go. That close relationship