Since I've seen the Nokia Ovi Store website come up a few hours ago, I've been trying to browse the selection of apps to select 10 that users should download to start off.
A dedicated selection of apps built for the headset will be available including Theatre, 360 Player, and Gallery apps.
The catch: it wasn't real internet access, but a selection of apps and services curated by – and always including – Facebook.
Microsoft has argued that the selection of apps available for its phones is improving all the time.
His conclusion: If you want the most polished phone with the best selection of apps, the iPhone 5 still has no peer.
The small selection of apps include Firefox, Keeper, Orbot: Proxy with Tor and Ghostery Privacy Browser, all downloadable with Silent Circle's seal of approval.
Microsoft and Nokia also took steps to address one of the most glaring holes in the selection of apps available for Windows Phones.
Obviously, Microsoft still has a lot of work to do, and it will be a long time before its store offers a decent selection of apps.
A fast processor provides real computing power, and this phone has the largest selection of apps outside of the iTunes store through the Android Market.
Their Ultra Power Saving Mode dramatically extends battery life by turning off features, turning the screen to black and white and only allowing a small selection of apps to be used.
With the right selection of apps, every smartphone owner has a digital camera or a set of mixing decks to hand; every tablet user can cut together a film and upload it straight onto YouTube.
