The Times of India app for Nokia phones launched on Ovi Store

The Times of India and Nokia have tied up to launch The Times of India app on the Ovi Store. Nokia’s mobile application store will now offer Times of India, the leading newspaper in India, app to keep you abreast with all the latest news. Now all the latest happenings of the world will be just a tap away for the Nokia phone users.

This new TOI app for Symbian devices is available free of cost to download from the Ovi Store (www.store.ovi.com). It will provide a unique experience to the Nokia smartphoen users and include all the requirements of avid news readers, whether they belongs to any age or any geographical area.

The Times of India app will provide all the information to the users with the latest coverage of national as well as international news within the important sections of the news like politics, city, sports, science and technology, business, lifestyle, entertainment and health.

The newly released Times of India application supports both portrait as well as landscape orientations and in addition to this, advanced gestures like scroll and swipe, which makes it really interesting. It allows users to change the font-size, while reading or even while sharing it on social networking sites.

There is an auto update widget attribute provided that enables the app to sense the requirement to be updated and the update appears automatically, which makes it convenient to follow the top stories for the users.

"We are excited to launch The Times of India app for Nokia smartphones. This partnership is an important and strategic one for us as both brands lead their respective segments globally with India being a significant contributor to their overall businesses. With this app millions of Nokia owners across the globe will be able to access news on the move, updated on the hour, with The Times of India,” stated Rishi Khiani, CEO, Times Internet Limited.

It is a good news for Nokia smartphone users and the app will be received well by the Nokia lovers in India for sure.