The Nokia's Ovi store has been upgraded and at the same time promises a set of new features and an enhanced rating system.

It is believed that Nokia is in the same path of Twitter of making modifications on its design. Its latest facelift promises a plethora of additional features. While Nokia has reinforced that the new Ovi Store is easy to use on your desktop or on a mobile phone and for the frequent users it might be piece of cake before they actually get a hang over it.

The due promises of 2009 were completed when the facelift happened. The new rating system has been improvised and can only be applied when the apps have been downloaded and used. The user gets to rate from five starts instead of the earlier three.

The next in order of progress is the search functionality which has been pumped up too, with a neat list-based view of the content, making it easier to remove the unwanted apps. These and few more changes promise the Ovi a complete makeover.