However, these figures still show that Symbian OS is still popular in a number of Asian regions and that is generating Nokia some major revenue. Nokia Store’s daily download surpassed 7 million per day back in July 2011. And this current figures show that there has been an improvement, and not a decline. About 177 publishers on the store have surpassed total of 1 million download mark while the store’s service is available in 32 languages.
The services of Nokia Store is available in about 192 countries. The credit card mode of payment is accepted in 192 countries while operator billing is supported in about 46 countries. The top downloaded application on the Nokia Store include Facebook Chat, WhatsApp Messenger, High Speed 3D Free, eBuddy Messenger and Skype.
While Nokia now continues to concentrate more and more on Windows Phone, this current update shows that in the coming days, the Symbian devices will continue to earn Nokia a substantial revenue for another some time.
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