Nokia's Own Web Browser - OVI Eldar Murtazin confirms that Nokia is releasing its own desktop Internet browser – OVI Browser. It's is a WebKit based desktop Internet browser, optimized for the use of OVI services, including close integration with OVI Store, and direct access to OVI calendar, contacts, mail, etc. [Unwired View] Nokia, earlier this year, had acquired a mobile browser called Novarra, primarily for low end handsets. Qualcomm Likely To Offer Broadband Wireless Services Alongwith Global Holdings and Tulip Global Holdings Corporation and Tulip Telecom are expected to pick up a 13% stake each in the broadband wireless operations of US based Qualcomm Inc., for a combined consideration of around Rs 300 crore. [India Times] Note: the partners haven't officially been announced, but we've received an invite to the Qualcomm press conference in Delhi tomorrow. If you have any questions, let us know. BSNL's CMD Regrets Not Having Grown The Company Faster BSNL's chairman and managing director, Kuldeep Goyal, who is to retire on July 31st, says that his biggest achievement was to restructure the company and give it a greater focus on sales and marketing. Though he regrets not being able to make BSNL grow as fast as its privately held rivals in the past few years, even though it gained a head start in securing its 3G spectrum in advance. [Light Reading] 3G Services To Be Provided To Vodafone Customers By End Of 2010 3G services in 9 circles, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, would be launched by Vodafone…
