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As they say, sharing is caring, and our trial users do care. Armed with their trusty Nokia devices, our trial users recorded and shared life’s simplest moments with the growing community known as Nokia viNe. Check out their thoughts on the Nokia viNe application, and for all you know, you might find yourself as a new member of the Nokia viNe community!

  1. juneyeo
    The new Nokia viNe service, with its innovative approach of narrating stories to your family, friends or even users from all over the world, is a breath of fresh air for me. Using the GPS function, it allowed me to record my journey as ‘vines’ and geo-tagged the photos or videos I took and the music I listened to throughout my journey. This nifty application then allowed me to upload my vines onto the Nokia viNe site. However, there were times I experienced difficulties uploading my vines, which I suspect could be due to the Nokia viNe’s site server. After several attempts (which didn’t take long), I managed to get them uploaded successfully. This is one aspect Nokia should look into to improve user experience with the Nokia viNe. More often than not, users will not opt to try the application again if it takes up their time, even it’s easy to use.

    Nokia viNe should consider allowing users to narrate their experience within their vines for better clarity to users who are viewing it. This will definitely enrich the user experience while viewing the vines in the Nokia viNe site. For example, by allowing an outlet for experience sharing or comments, it would be beneficial to both food enthusiasts who want to share the good food haunts they discover all over the island and users who are searching for ideas.

    All in all, it’s a nifty and easy-to-use application that can be further improved on. It could potentially be a great application if more thought is put into it. It’s a great idea, but the execution is sadly flawed.

    I’m waiting to see a better Nokia viNe. =)

    From: June Yeo
  2. johnkoh
    Watch your life unfold online in vivid colors and sounds - welcome to Nokia viNe. This is an interesting little application that maps out my journey, capturing the things I saw and the tunes that kept me entertained. It was fun to recall online, what I did at each point of my journey. The application was small in size and didn’t use too much of my phone’s processing power, with much ease to use. Like with all software, nothing came without glitches. I had trouble uploading my vines to the website, with frequent timeouts and the application closing on its own while uploading. For the vines I was able to upload, they somehow mysteriously disappeared when I tried to view them online.

    A welcome addition to this application would be including the option to comment on every photo or video taken. This would make more sense as some images are not self-explanatory. Over all, it was a fun experience that was let down by its bad uploading interface and buggy website that doesn’t display all of my vines.
    From: John Koh
  3. ireneoh
    Nokia viNe – I started to use the application with minimal information given to me and I found that I was able to record a vine with ease, with the exception of uploading to the net.

    The Nokia N85, is a phone, camera and video recorder all it one, the good thing about adding this Nokia viNe app is like having a digital diary tagging your photos or videos with specific locations.

    Overall, I find the application very user friendly. You can even opt to upload only specific pictures or videos, instead of uploading the whole vine.

    I would probably use this application for a tourist/ travel journal, as it will reduce the problems one might have while trying to recall or where you took that photo. It also allows you to pause the app when you are idling too long without much activity.

    You’re supposed to be able to upload your vines onto the net to be viewed by others but unfortunately I could not do this. I tried a number of times to upload but the progress keeps getting stuck at 25%.

    My initial idea for a vine was “My work As A Quantity Surveyor”, but this was unfortunately shortened to “My Journey to Work” as the battery ran out on me. My vine shows the places I pass through on my way to work as well as pictures of me at the office, feeding my “Nine Spine Dragons” at my office rooftop compound.
    From: Irene Oh

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