The Football App features the major European soccer leagues, including:

• Premier League
• Bundesliga
• Serie A
• Ligue 1
• La Liga
• Champions League
• Europa League

For each league, the app allows to view live match results with complete scorers and lineups information, standings and top scorers.

You can download The Football App from Nokia Store.

Made by the Finnish company OffScreen Technologies, publisher of some of the most widely downloaded apps in Ovi Store, Grid Touch proposes itself as an alternative way to find, organize and launch all the apps on your Nokia device.

Read the full review on Ovi Daily App!

SuperEnalotto is a lottery that has been played in Italy since 3 December 1997. Draws take place on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM. The jackpots won are among the largest in the world, and the odds of winning the worst in the world.

Functionalities of this first release include:

• Quick access to the numbers and prizes of the last draw
• Full stats of all SuperEnalotto numbers: frequencies, overdue numbers, consecutive numbers and much more
• Complete history of all draws, starting from 1997, with complete prizes information
• Home screen widget to check numbers in real time
• Integrated game ticket check

Get SuperEnalotto from Ovi Store!

With Serie A you can get all the latest results, lineups, rankings and scorers on your Nokia touch device. A home screen widget is also available to get live updates on the match results!

Check out the following video to see Serie A in action.

You can download Serie A from the Ovi Store.

Features include:

• TV listings for the next 7 days
• See what’s on TV in every moment
• Search functionality, to find all your favorite programs
• Home Screen widget (for N97 and N97 Mini)

TV Guide Italy is available on the Ovi Store.

Nokia Devs is not about technology, but about people: we’re looking for developers, publishers, designers and enthusiasts who want to share their vision about mobile development, and aboutNokia present and future. We want you to talk about your experience, perspectives and more.

The website will feature daily conversations with Nokia developers: if you want to share your experience and thoughts about mobile development, talking about your mobile apps and projects, you can contact NokiaDevs team here.

MeeGo is an open source, Linux project which brings together the Moblin project, headed up by Intel, and Maemo, by Nokia, into a single open source activity. MeeGo integrates the experience and skills of two significant development ecosystems, versed in communications and computing technologies. The MeeGo project believes these two pillars form the technical foundations for next generation platforms and usages in the mobile and device platforms space.

Moblin and maemo are merging! We are taking the best pieces from these two open source projects and are creating the MeeGo software platform. Both teams have worked for a long time to support the needs of the mobile user experience – and MeeGo will make this even better. We want it to be fun, focused, flexible, technically challenging and ultimately, something that can change the world.

Come to San Francisco on 9 – 10 June, to discover how easy it is to develop for Nokia and get apps in the hands of millions of consumers worldwide. The Nokia Developer Summit 2010 will feature two days of keynotes, technical and business presentations, hands-on labs, demos, and plenty of opportunities for personal and professional networking — all aimed at mobile and web developers. Technology topics will help you develop with Maemo™, Qt, and Web Runtime (WRT). By taking part in these live demos and coding sessions, developers will learn to create compelling user experiences, quickly and easily.

The experience of Nokia Developer Summit 2009 was absolutely great, both from a technical a personal point of view.

If you’re a mobile developer, and want to get involved into the latest Nokia development news, you shouldn’t miss it! See you there

This also made me think about an inspirational post I read today on the Nokia Conversations blog, whose title could have not been clearer: Innovation means so much more than high end smartphones. Have you ever tought about 5 different phonebooks in a single device? An even clearer hint? Look at Nokia Life Tools.

Alessandro yesterday talked on this blog about this point: while we’re focusing on smartphones and latest fancy devices, the greatest portion of mobile market is simply somewhere else, looking for resources and innovation that don’t need application stores, augmented reality or jingles like these.

Not convinced about this? Take a look at Calling All Innovators categories or at Betavine Social Exchange, and then start re-tuning your mobile strategy.

• Improved call reliability
• Smooth touch screen scrolling
• Browser improvements
• Music player improvements
• Improved image and video stability

This is actually what the N97 device needs since it could be, in my opinion, the best Symbian smartphone around, if it gets improved overall stability. Let’s wait for the update and see!