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Nokia Announces LinkedIn App for Symbian Devices
Available as a free download from the Ovi Store.
Nokia has announced the release of a LinkedIn app for its Symbian handsets.![A big lead but not a large enough growth]()
Connecting professionals..via LinkedIn
In a released statement, Nokia said, “LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional networking website with over 100 million members worldwide and over 9 million in India, is excited to announce that one of its partner developers, Nokia, has built a new LinkedIn application using the LinkedIn Platform. LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional networking website with over 100 million members worldwide and over 9 million in India, is excited to announce that one of its partner developers, Nokia, has built a new LinkedIn application using the LinkedIn Platform”.
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The LinkedIn app which contains six modules includes the following features:
- Updates: View and share crucial business intelligence and updates with your network. Perfect for those spare moments between meetings.
- Search: Search across over 100 million global professionals, and get the answer back in seconds. Nokia has implemented a unified search across both your direct connections and the entire LinkedIn network.
- Connections: LinkedIn is your address book in the cloud. Get quick access to any of your connections to get their up-to-date profile information, and the ability to send them a message immediately.
- Invitations: Why wait to get back to your desk? Accept outstanding invitations immediately and invite people to connect wherever you are.
- Inbox: Stay up-to-date with your LinkedIn messages and communicate with professionals within your network.
- Reconnect: You can’t leverage your network if you don’t build it. Now you can build your network from anywhere, in seconds.
First Published:May 11, 2011, 23:21:56 IST
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