Nokia exec talks Ovi platform  Niklas Savander, Nokia's top
services guy, shares his thoughts on everything from lessons
learned from Apple to why the Ovi store still isn't available on
AT&T's network.  Nokia, the world's largest cell phone maker, is
under assault as companies like Apple challenge it in the
increasingly popular smartphone market.  The Finnish device
maker says it's fighting back with its own cool phones and an
Internet services platform called Ovi that will allow consumers
to buy digital content, such as music and videos, get maps for
navigation service, and manage contacts and photo files online.
Niklas Savander, Executive Vice President, Services  (Credit:
Nokia)  The Ovi storefront is now up and running in eight
countries: Australia, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Russia,
Singapore, Spain, and the United Kingdom. And as of May it was
available on an estimated 50 million Nokia devices across more
than 50 Nokia phone models, including the flagship Nokia N97.
In available countries, customers can