Sep 29
Filed under: Software, Nokia, Symbian
N82 users seem to be among the most diehard fans in the entire Nseries stable, so we’d say they’re owed a bone as a token of Nokia’s appreciation for spreading the gospel. To that end, Espoo has brought firmware v30’s splendors to the N82 hot on the heels of its N95 and N95 8GB debuts, offering a new Flash Lite build, Maps 2.0, speed and stability improvements, and a host of other tweaks. Sadly there’s no N-Gage client bundled, but whatever — it’s available as a separate download, so no harm, no foul.
[Via All About Symbian]
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Tags: Diehard Fans, Espoo, Firmware, Hot On The Heels, Maps, N Gage, Nbsp, Nokia, Nokia N82, Nokia Symbian, Software Nokia, Splendors, Stability Improvements, Stable, Token, Tweaks
Sep 29
Filed under: Software, Nokia, Symbian
N82 users seem to be among the most diehard fans in the entire Nseries stable, so we’d say they’re owed a bone as a token of Nokia’s appreciation for spreading the gospel. To that end, Espoo has brought firmware v30’s splendors to the N82 hot on the heels of its N95 and N95 8GB debuts, offering a new Flash Lite build, Maps 2.0, speed and stability improvements, and a host of other tweaks. Sadly there’s no N-Gage client bundled, but whatever — it’s available as a separate download, so no harm, no foul.
[Via All About Symbian]
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Tags: Diehard Fans, Espoo, Firmware, Hot On The Heels, Maps, N Gage, Nbsp, Nokia, Nokia N82, Nokia Symbian, Software Nokia, Splendors, Stability Improvements, Stable, Token, Tweaks
Sep 28
Filed under: Software, Apple, OS X
We’re going down our “things that absolutely must change on the iPhone” list, and yeah, “redo the Safari toolbar” isn’t anywhere on there. Not even at the very bottom. Cupertino works in mysterious ways, though, and they’ve decided in firmware 2.2 that it’s time to muck with the positioning of the text boxes so that the address bar and search bar Bot. appear at all times without needing to first tap in the area. They’ve also moved the refresh button inside the address bar itself, which should truly revolutionize our browsing experience yet again. Apple, screw copy / paste — we’re officially stoked.
[Via Wired, thanks Konstantin]
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Tags: Apple Os X, Copy Paste, Cupertino, Firmware, iphone, Konstantin, Muck, Mysterious Ways, Nbsp, Os X, Safari, Screw, Search Bar, Software Apple, Tap, Text Boxes, Toolbar
