14 DAY TRIAL // Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia has just announced the availability of an update version of its Nokia Maps Suite for devices that are based under the Symbian operating system.
The Nokia Maps Suite packs a series of applications that are meant at providing users with location and navigation features on their devices.
It includes Places, enabling users to discover places around them, Public Transport, for easy planning a trip, and Pulse for sharing location, photos, and more.
Most of the enhancements included in the new release of the application are related to Pulse, the changelog shows.
Nokia did not bring changes to the Public Transport and Places, but made the following modifications to Pulse: 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 the latest Store client available this week uses a new version of a dependency that is not compatible with the previous Pulse v0.91(6)
The latest Nokia Maps Suite for Symbian release is available for download from Softpedia as well, via the link below.
Before hitting the download link, users should learn that the application is available in beta at the moment, which means that there are a series of issues that might affect the experience they receive from it.
In addition to announcing these enhancements brought to the Nokia Maps Suite, the team behind the application also mentioned a new Nokia Live View release.
The app is no longer part of the Nokia Maps Suite for Symbian, but users will be able to download and install it as standalone software. The latest version of Nokia Live View is available from Softpedia as well.
