Anyone who’s used Nokia’s Ovi services of late, ragerdless how well they performed individually has commented on how crazy it is to co-brand maps, photo sharing, gaming and music without any actual integration at all. Looks like that’s about to change.. even if it is just sign-on:
OK. So it is only single sign-on and it’s not Open-ID based (probably), but it is a start!
Via: Jaiku. Where else?
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