Our quoted by AFP on Wednesday (11/14/2012), the acquisition is expected to complete later this year. With three-dimensional impressions, Here is ready to compete with similar services like Apple Maps.
To support this ambition, Nokia has announced the acquisition Earthmine, a company from the United States who worked on the data map three-dimensional (3D).
Nokia is getting serious work on the business map. Previously, they have also licensed the maps in several companies such as Amazon and Oracle.
"We want to give all people with all types of devices the ability to use the service, a location platform in the industry," claims Stephen Elop, CEO of Nokia.
In the first phase, Nokia will launch apps for Apple iOS Here in the coming weeks. HTML5-based version of iOS. He will offer maps, navigation, live traffic, transport and so on.
Then Nokia Here will be visited as well as the Firefox Android OS, a new operating system developed by Mozilla. Curious as to what? Internet users can see what the preview Here here.net website.
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