Nokia , the world's largest cell phone maker, started to roll out its online gaming service N-Gage on Tuesday as it expands into mobile Internet services.
Nokia also opened its social-networking site "Share on Ovi" on Tuesday, which allows people to share photos and videos and is built on
The gaming service and the media sharing site are among the cornerstones of Nokia's big push into mobile services under its new
Nokia is the first handset maker to move strongly into the content space with services like music and filing-sharing site Mosh, where millions have downloaded audio files, video files, programs, and documents.
Nokia delayed
"It's the most gaming-optimized device," said Nokia spokesman Damian Stathonikos.
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