Check out FAQs, forums, knowledgebase, Map Reporter, blogs, documentation, and responsive trouble ticket support.

Stephanie came to the NN4D as part of NAVTEQ's acquisition of Mapsolute. Based in Germany, Stephanie is responsible for technical writing, documentation, forum, and email support for Map Reporterand MapTP. Stephanie has a strong blend of technical acumen and documentation subject- matter expertise making her a valuable resource to our organization.

Stephanie received a BSc. in Computer Science from the University of Applied Sciences in Darmstadt, Germany, and a MSc. in Computer Science from a joint program at the University of Applied Sciences in Darmstadt and from the University of Wisconsin - Platteville. Additionally, she has studied Information and Documentation for two years.

Check out FAQs, forums, knowledgebase, Map Reporter, blogs, documentation, and responsive trouble ticket support.

Kristina made the transition to the partner and developer program team after spending time with NAVTEQ’s consumer group. Kristina provides marketing event support on a global basis for developer-targeted shows and events, including the NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge, JavaOne, Symbian Smartphone and others.

Kristina’s experience working within the NAVTEQ sales organization has enabled her to take an immediate lead to ensure that NAVTEQ puts its best presence forward during events. Kristina’s background includes both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in history. She strongly believes that NN4D is totally awesome.

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Forum Nokia: Driving Innovation for Mobile Application Developers

Welcome to Forum Nokia. We partner with third-party software developers to maximize the value of Nokia devices by fostering the creation of engaging applications and services that deliver rich new experiences for end users, additional revenue flows for operators, and viable business opportunities for developers and Web designers.

Today, Forum Nokia (FN) serves a large, active software developer base with approximately four million registered members, making FN the world’s largest mobile developer network. FN’s global teams provide developers the support they need to get their applications completed and in to the hands of tech-savvy consumers around the world. This support includes tools and SDKs, technical information and consultancy, device prototypes, specialized training events and developer marketing programs.

FN also connects developers to distribution channels they can use to market their applications and content worldwide. From offices in the United States, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, FN’s technical and business support helps developers achieve their goals of successfully launching applications and services to consumers and enterprises.

Members of Forum Nokia have access to a wide range of resources for various mobile platforms and technologies including Location-based Services (LBS), Java, Symbian, maemo, Flash Lite, Web Runtime Widgets, and more.

For LBS developers, we have created these pages to address your unique needs by highlighting key resources to help you fully understand our mobile technologies and how you can start developing location-aware applications and services for use on Nokia platforms and devices.

Are you ready to develop new LBS applications for hundreds of millions of Nokia devices? Let’s start by learning various features and interfaces that enable the use of LBS on Nokia devices.