Nokia announced on Monday they’re discontinuing Ovi Share on May 30, 2012. Users can download their content before the service gets unplugged. You can download your content in one large file, or in various packages for those with slower connections. The decision will help Nokia focus on core service offerings.

An insider told Search Engine Land that Nokia’s Ovi Maps will “replace everything that Microsoft had developed over the past several years in terms of the Bing Maps infrastructure.” Microsoft’s role would be on the Bing Maps UI. This is shocking to Search Engine Land because they say Microsoft has already invested hundreds of millions of dollars (if not billions) in their mapping technology.

The official Ovi Blog reported Nokia users went Bieber-crazy in the past month. He moved up to #26 in the Ovi Music Store download chart from #52. Justin Bieber’s downloads are also reportedly up 350% from this time last year. Did any of you help him with these stats?

The Ovi Daily App just published a survey that enables them to tell you what type of app user you are. The survey was developed from a study that Nokia worked alongside Cornell University’s leading sociologist and professor of science and technology studies, Professor Trevor Pinch. I’m an Appthusiast. What’s your Appitype?

The Esphoneblog received mail that the Nokia Ovi Music Unlimited will be discontinued in Finland. Will other countries soon follow? According to the letter, devices bundled with Ovi Music Unlimited will no longer ship from Nokia’s factories this year. Customers can still activate the 1-year subscription on devices currently on the market, and current subscribers will not be affected. Check out the letter after the jump.