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Symbian^3 Anna Browser Gets Updated

Continued updates on Symbian despite the recent focus shift

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Rossi Fernandes|Apr 15, 2011, 18:39:11 IST
The recent Symbian^3 operating system which was launched earlier last year to tackle the attack from Android and other mobile operating systems has had its fair share of success on recent Nokia handsets. A recent update was made to the Anna browser to improve stability and performance.Old browser, new updated - A little too late?

Old browser, new updated - A little too late?

The updated browser sports a slightly different interface where the thick bottom bar has been replaced with smaller buttons to save workspace. An address bar has now been positioned at the top of the interface. A QWERTY keyboard function has been enabled in the portrait mode, which should make typing slightly easier. A popup menu is now available so links can be opened in a separate tab or window. Improvements have also made on the HTML5 front and the Javascript engine has been spruced up as well.

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First Published:Apr 15, 2011, 18:39:11 IST
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