MUMBAI: DCI Mobile Studios, a mobile applications development company, has announced that its official Indian Premier League application is now available from the Nokia Ovi Store portal.
The IPL T20 application is now available for Nokia smartphones through the Ovi store platform. The company claims that this move towards Nokia OVI will help the company to monetise this year‘s IPL T20 fever, while taking advantage of Nokia‘s international and Indian smartphone market share,
All Nokia phone users can download the app in single click via the OVI Store on the Nokia handset or from the web on www.ovi.com for just €2 (Euros). Once downloaded, users can use the app till this 2010s‘ IPL season and need to re-subscribe for the future IPL seasons.
Some of the basic features in the app include:
Live News Feeds
Match Schedules
IPL team list with team members
Individual Team Performance
Live score
Live text commentary
DCI CTO R. Vijayakumar says, "IPL T20 app on Nokia OVI Store extends our commitment to offering worldwide Nokia mobile users to enjoy high quality IPL T20 updates on the go. This IPL T20 Cricket season and the Nokia Ovi Store application combined with our applications on iPhone (and soon in other platforms) help us to bring our vision to life."
DCI MD, CEO CR Venkatesh says, "With IPL T20 app for Nokia smartphones, more than 200 million smartphone users worldwide will be able to take the IPL T20 Cricket app features. Alongside, Symbian platform enables us to bring this year‘s IPL season to more and more Nokia smartphone users, ensuring a good scale for our mobile app across all platforms and other compelling mobile solutions, such as IPL T20 app. We‘re seeing numerous downloads a day on Apples‘ iTunes Store and now, we believe that this IPL T20 app for Nokia smartphones will have wide appeal to Symbian users."
DCI‘s IPL T20 app is available for purchase on the Nokia Ovi Store portal at an introductory price of only €2 (Euros). Once downloaded, users can use the app till this 2010s‘ IPL season and need to re-subscribe for the future IPL seasons.
