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Nokia Releases Update 1.1 for N8, C7 and C6-01 Symbian Smartphones

The update from Nokia is average, doesn't have much to offer.

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Ashish Koshy|Feb 07, 2011, 14:01:57 IST

A while back we saw some pics of the Nokia E6 and now they have released software updates for Symbian^3 for their N8 , C6-01 and C7 smartphones. In case you expect your smartphone to perform miracles after the update, you’ll be disappointed.

Update that C7! Wait, not much to offer, FFFFUUUU-

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Nokia’s blog reports that the updated features are not “directly visible” to end users, but are supposed to “enhance” user experience of each Symbian device. The update mostly consists of minor tweaks and fixes and there are some features added as well. The following features are added after an update:

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  • Meeting requests can be accepted directly from email invitations;
  • Maps integration in email, which means people can view the meeting location on the map when the address is mentioned in the location field in the invite.
For Nokia N8 users:
  • New Quick Office 6.4 editor version, which offers editing possibilities and allows zooming in & out in Word documents.
  • Three high quality games will also be preloaded on new devices – Need for Speed Shift, Real Golf and Galaxy on Fire. (In some countries, Need for Speed is replaced with Asphalt 5). For current N8 users, these are available for free from Ovi Suite & Ovi Store.
So in case you’ve updated your Nokia smartphone, let us know what major (or minor) differences you experienced with your device.
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First Published:Feb 07, 2011, 14:01:57 IST
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