After much hooing and hawing Nokia has finally publicly launched its Nokia viNe service. The new service was announced several months ago, at the same time as the Nokia N79 and N85 smartphones, but is only just available for download today.
Nokia viNe is basically a prettier version of Nokia’s Sportstracker service, and uses your phone’s built-in GPS receiver to track where you go, what photos you take, and what music you’re listening to. This “vine” is then uploaded to the Nokia viNe site, so you can easily share with others.
You can head over to the official site to register and download the application. At this time. the only phones that are officially supported are the E71, N78, N79, N82, N85, N95 8GB, and N96. What’s oddly missing from that stack? Yeah, the N95 and the E66, both of which are exactly the same (inside) as another device on the roster. Silliness? We agree.
In any case, cruise over, sign up, and let us know what you think.
