ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 on your Nokia N8 via ESPN
24 Feb, 2011, 3:49 pm IST | by
Sriram Gurunathan
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Nokia have partnered with ESPN to release an ESPN ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 widget on the Ovi Store, which will keep users updated on the goings on in the Cricket world. ESPN on your N8
The standalone mini web-based application offers the following features:
Jasmeet Gandhi, Head – Services & Devices OPM, said, “The entire nation is abuzz with the World Cup fever and we are happy to be associated with ESPN to reach out to our cricket-loving consumers. The widget will enable cricket lovers to stay on top of their game, providing them with live news feeds, scores, video clips and much more. We will continue to engage with our consumers with services and information relevant to them providing them an enriched mobile lifestyle.” |
Tags: ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 , Nokia , N8 , ESPN , Ovi Store , Symbian ^3 , App , Widget
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