Nokia quietly preparing for the special internet proxy service that will provide more secure access to Internet services for the users of Nokia phones. This is one part of the Nokia strategy for achieving its vision of one billion people connecting to the internet via mobile phone.
Information on the internet proxy service plan was revealed by Mary McDowell, executive vice president of Nokia Mobile Phones during a visit to Jakarta on Thursday (4/31/2011) ago. Mary is one of the key officials at the Nokia for Business and the development of non-smartphone phones that work directly accountable to the CEO of Nokia Stephen Elop.
He said that broadband Internet penetration in Indonesia is still so low that many are entering the first internet service via mobile. One of them via social networking services like Facebook and microblogging Twitter. To facilitate access to these services previously Nokia has been working with mobile operators to provide a data service plan, where users can freely access the layana the daily cost.
"We are also conducting a pilot project to proxy through the OVI service which will begin commercial browser with OVI latest browsers. I think that Indonesia will become a key market for it. The service will be integrated in the phone made us," said Mary.
When asked Kompas.com further, whether the server to the proxy service will be in Indonesia, Mary said the plan so far there are servers that are used overseas. However, he was asked, whether a problem if the proxy server is not in Indonesia? When urged anyone who towed to prepare for the proxy service, Mary would say that there is a plan to put some proxy servers in different locations in Indonesia.
source: kompas.com
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