Nokia Ovi will permanently reduced registration fee submitted with the application

Åœ — äº¬æ — ¶é — ' 18 August evening news, according to foreign media reports today, Nokia has confirmed for developer application in Ovi store application to maintain low prices on submit.

This will make the Nokia Ovi become mere application of the above the Android Marketplace.

Nokia last month released new Qt Software Development Kit (SDK) Beta versions, and also announced that the application developer in Ovi store application publishing with lower prices.

Now that the Beta tag has been removed, but the price will remain: future Ovi developer registration fees will remain at the low price of 50 euro; in addition to the small number of applications, most developers will be able to submit applications for free.

Smartphone Web site All About Symbian that it would make the Ovi become Android Marketplace after the cheapest application store.

However, the registration fees or Ovi than Android Marketplace 25 dollar prices double. But Apple iOS and Windows Mobile are charged $ BlackBerry application store fees also with doubled.

Application store fee suburban difference shows its developer difference identity.

Film producers does not complain about 730 pounds of review costs so that they no longer make a movie, but today many mobile application developers are just out of interest, don't expect from their small inventions make what a lot of money.

Ars Technica United States technology blog with recent surveys show that many mobile phone application developers cannot rely on this work to earn money.

ITunes top 10 application downloads to 75000, the next 10% downloads only 9000, and the remaining majority of applications not more than 1000 downloads. Developing mobile phone applications might be a good sideline, but very difficult to earn any money. This perhaps is the Nokia Ovi store is the price for the developer, BlackBerry can also be followed.

The problem is that the application fee waiver submission will inevitably lead to the loss of Nokia, which in turn must rely on the application of sales to compensate for this deficiency.

It has been pointed out that this profit model could not last long.