Oracle Lured service Nokia Maps

HELSINKI - World news The Wall Street Journal reported that the company's database management systems developer, Oracle will announce a deal to use Nokia's location-based services. The two companies are expected to announce the deal at a conference in San Francisco OracleWorld.

Cooperation between the two companies will give customers access to Oracle to service locations and Nokia data is stable. In addition, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal, the deal is expected to expand Navteq mapping service owned by the Finnish handset manufacturer.

Quoted from Cnet, on Monday (01/10/2012), Nokia has also confirmed about the deal. The agreement is seen to be advantageous Nokia, because it can increase the customer base for its location-based services, acquired for $ 8, 1 billion to buy Navteq in 2007.

Nokia does continue to improve its mapping service. In March, the company launched the direction of the turn-by-turn that is optimized for mobile devices with a browser.

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