Taloussanomat.fi published earlier today an article claiming that Nokia's N91 mobile phone would work with iTunes. However, Reuters reports that Nokia denied that there is any agreement with Apple.
"There is no commercial agreement between Nokia and Apple to integrate iTunes into the N-series devices," said Kari Tuutti, spokesman for Nokia's multimedia division to Reuters.
The N91 mobile phone, which features a 4GB hard drive, is based on the Series 60 platform which is close to a computer platform, allowing developers to easily port their software to it. Actually, Nokia will welcome any development on its platform, including a piece of software allowing to play iTunes songs on its mobile phones.
"But since this is based on a computer platform, anybody -- including Apple if they so wish -- can very easily develop this kind of application and offer it to consumers, via the Internet for example." said Tuutti to Reuters.
On June, Nokia announced that it would use Apple's webkit components as web rendering engine for its Series 60 mobile phones.
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