Nokia acquires mobile analytics company Motally

Nokia acquires mobile analytics company Motally
Nokia's plan is to adapt Motally's tools for cross-platform application, the Qt user interface framework, operating systems Symbian and Meego and Java. Motally's tools will also continue to serve the company's existing customer base, Nokia said in a statement. Today,mbt, Motally's tools are compatible with Apple's iPad and iPhone, Research In Motion's Blackberry phones and Android-based smartphones,mbt shoes clearance, according to its website.

Using Motally's analytics tools developers can, for example,timberland boots, identify carrier, user location,mbt shoes, which phones are most commonly used and how applications are used. Nokia hopes to make it easier for developers and publishers to "optimize the development of their mobile applications through increased understanding of how users engage," it said.

Third-party tools are becoming an increasingly important part of the mobile application developer ecosystem,moncler, and today the vendors of these tools, which are usually from the U.S., prioritize the iPhone and Android-based smartphones over Symbian. So, when it comes to analytics,timberland boots uk, Nokia has taken things into their own hands by buying Motally.

Nokia isn't saying how much it is paying for Motally, but the transaction is expected to close before the end of the third quarter,moncler 2010, according to the Finnish phone maker. Currently, Motally employs a team of eight people.


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