gerego.blogg.se - Download viber app for nokia n8

The Symbian homescreen system now supports up to six pages (previously the limit was three for most phones and five for the smaller-screened E6).New drop-down menu, Android style, to access notifications, connectivity toggles (including a welcome one for 'Mobile data', which previously required an involved trip into 'Settings') and system status information from most places in the UI.

Widget re-positioning when moving from portrait to landscape mode remains intelligent, with some tweaks for the new variety in widget sizes. In addition to dragging widgets around a homescreen in 'Edit' mode, you can now also drag from one homescreen to another. Homescreen widgets will now come in up to five different sizes (1x1, 2x1, 4x1, 2x2, 4x4) and allow a greater degree of interactivity.Improvements in screen real estate, with slimmer top status bar and optional (in some apps) bottom toolbar, meaning that all phones will have a larger useful display area.Full NFC functionality ( on the Nokia C7, at least, which has the necessary chip!), including: tap and share (share images, videos and contacts), tap and pair (pair Bluetooth accessories through a simple tap), tap and access (read tags to find information) and tap to play (unlock new levels on NFC-enabled games).

Qt 4.7.4 is baked in from day one, meaning far fewer installation problems for Qt apps and faster (and more silent) installs in general.

Overall performance is better, in terms of UI responsiveness and multitasking. Applications which are running will, on the whole, stay running, whatever else you start up. In practice this will mean no occasional 'Memory full' errors and (hopefully) foolproof execution of even the largest 'HD' games.

Better use of the 256MB of RAM in all Symbian^3/Anna devices.

A major reworking of the user interface, with an emphasis on ease of use, updated design language and flatter navigation hierarchy.

Included in the 250MB plus update (some users have reported up to 390MB - it's variable according to device, variant and previous firmware version) is the new Nokia Belle on Symbian OS, with a large number of improvements: