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Nokia freely admits in the past it has focused more on Windows computers, as that's where their core audience - and budget - has always been.
Nokia says in the past it has been "hard to justify making Mac desktop software at a scale that matters for Nokia to make the investment", but that's about to change.
Stating that the company now "sees a benefit in creating Mac desktop software" the first release is promised next year.
In the meantime check out the video that sees Marko Lindgren, senior product manager for Ovi on Mac talking about the work being done.
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19 November 2008 11:31 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
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Nokia freely admits in the past it has focused more on Windows computers, as that's where their core audience - and budget - has always been.
Nokia says in the past it has been "hard to justify making Mac desktop software at a scale that matters for Nokia to make the investment", but that's about to change.
Stating that the company now "sees a benefit in creating Mac desktop software" the first release is promised next year.
In the meantime check out the video that sees Marko Lindgren, senior product manager for Ovi on Mac talking about the work being done.
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