Thanks to the ever
evolving technology, people do not need to remember phone numbers. They do not
need to worry about spellings. They do not need to know how to travel from one
place to another. They do not have to.
At a time when Apple
Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL)’s brand-new mapping system has received fresh criticism on
iOS 6, Nokia Corporation (ADR)(NYSE:NOK) surely deserves some bragging rights.
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It took years of less
than engaging or smart marketing for Nokia to step up to the plate and put on
an impressive show. It is clear that Nokia marketing is striking when the iron
is hot.
Nokia is standing on
rooftops, calling out to all the people interested to listen that it takes the
cake when it comes to location and mapping on smartphones. Google
Inc(NASDAQ:GOOG) does the job just right. However, Nokia deserves some bragging
rights as it does not fail in making you feel you local, no matter where you
are.
When Nokia took over
Navteq, many had speculated that 20 years of platform development, mapping and
research would fall into a chasm from where there is no way out. However, such
speculations did not pan out. Nokia is successful in advancing the features,
the precision and the already great consumer experience of the Navteq platform.
Over the past years,
Nokia’s Navteq maps have been toyed with. Nokia’s mapping system used on Lumia
900 seems to be exceptional. Location products must be able to remove worries
from customers and not create them. Unlike Apple and Google maps, Nokia Maps
seem to have put customers at ease rather than giving rise to anxiety. Whether
you are travelling in Europe or sparse areas situated in north of Toronto, the
Nokia Maps have never failed to help.
Users have reported a
consistent experience with Nokia Maps when it came to public transportation
systems or remote islands like Caicos and Turks.
very well said. nokia maps do work every time.
ReplyDeleteNokia maps were exceptionally helpful in Iceland. My friend with Google maps could not find some roads, though they exist.
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