Ovi Store now allows re-downloads of purchased applications
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At the end of the last week, Nokia finally allowed re-downloads of previously purchased applications via Ovi Store. On the one hand, this is a really good move of the manufacturer, because if you and for whatever reason unintentionally delete or lose application that you´ve already paid for, you will not be required to shell out for the same program twice. The bad news is re-downloads are only allowed on the very same device you used to buy the application, meaning that if you end up with your cell phone damaged beyond repair and get a new one, you will have to fork out for your favourite software once one more time. Take a look at the embedded video to see how the whole process works.
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1 Comments
1. MTLance (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:44 0
Booooo!!! Wow, I just realize Nokia have sucky policy on Apps, well that sucks at least iTunes allows me to re-download this easy long time ago. I think I might stay away from Nokia phones. :( So much for being Nokia.
