If you are a power business user who owns a Nokia smartphone which runs on Nokia Belle, then you would be pleased to hear that Microsoft Apps will be arriving on the Nokia Belle platform without having you fork out a single cent. Yes, who said that there is no free lunch – or in this case, a free app, in this world? It makes perfect sense for this synergy to develop, considering how Nokia and Microsoft are bosom buddies now with the Windows Phone platform. The first iteration of Microsoft Apps for Nokia Belle will feature Microsoft OneNote, where you are able to create rich text notebooks using nothing but words and images. These notebooks will then synchronize with SkyDrive automatically, ensuring none of your digital notes go missing ever again, and you can also access them remotely using other Windows-enabled devices such as notebooks.
As for Microsoft Document Connection, it would deliver a single view to all documents in your device, attached in your emails and in SharePoint. This allows you to check out all your important documents in a single glimpse, filtering them through various categories such as by person, time and document type. As for Microsoft Lync 2010 Mobile, you are able to chat with your colleagues using IM. Microsoft PowerPoint Broadcast enables you to share your PowerPoint presentations from your PC via your phone. Supporting up to 48 different languages, you can remain productive with your Nokia Belle smartphone.
Microsoft Apps will be available for the Nokia E7, Nokia C7, Nokia C6-01, Nokia X7, Nokia Oro, Nokia 700, Nokia 701, and Nokia 603 immediately, while owners of the Nokia N8, Nokia E6 and Nokia 500. will have to wait.