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Nokia Pulse for Symbian and Windows Phone just got an update today.
From the Betalabs blog post, the changelog is:
Symbian – new version 0.91.21
- Login – fewer Nokia Account login prompts
- Notifications – more reliable push notifications
- Keyboard – various bug fixes including stuck CAP lock, frozen cursor, delete key stops functioning, and we also added split-screen feature
- Interoperability – compatible with latest versions of various Qt components, especially important because upcoming versions of Nokia Store (3.2.044 or greater) use a new version of a dependency that is not compatible with the previous Pulse version 0.91.6
Windows Phone – new version 0.9.1.19
- Improved application performance, stability and user experience by adding the photo upload progress bar. It is especially useful in slow connectivity cases.
- Bug fixes related to locale preferences for various regions that caused posting failures.
Even the web version got an update:
Web – updated pulse.nokia.com
- Quicker respond time for posting items/comments
- Participant list loads quicker
- Fixed various bugs, especially for Mobi UI to provide a better user experience
As always, you can download the updates for both clients from the Betalabs product page. The Team have also mentioned that they’re working on bringing Nokia Pulse to the N9.
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