Nokia opens up Ovi Maps APIs to developers
Firm looks to boost the use of location-based services
Nokia is hoping that developers will use Ovi Maps for their own applications Nokia is opening up its mapping software to developers by publishing the application programming interfaces (APIs) so that...
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