14 DAY TRIAL // A new flavor of Nimbuzz mobile application is now available for download for all handsets that run Java, with various enhancements included into the mix, namely Nimbuzz for Java 1.9.2. The new iteration of the software was meant to offer users the possibility to manage their online presence easier than before, the company notes.
The new application release comes with a series of new features added into the mix, as well as with a series of improvements that would enhance the experience users receive from it.
Some of the main features the new Nimbuzz for Java 1.9.2 comes with would include: Invisible mode – to appear invisible to your Nimbuzz contacts while you are actually online. New Notifiable icon - for contacts that have the app closed but are available via push notification or Ping. Mandatory phone number verification for chat-rooms
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Less data consumption - We expect that on average you will consume 50% less data, and depending on how you use Nimbuzz, this could get save you an amazing 70% in data used.
With the new version of the app, users interested in joining chat rooms would have to have a verified phone number.
According to the development team, this should improve the experience users receive from the application, since the access can be restricted for those who would flood or post inappropriate content.
Another modification that the new version of the application comes with affects the Notifiable icon, which is being users only for those users who closed the app, but can still receive notifications.
“The Notifiable icon is the one with a check mark in the middle stands for Notifiable and it is used only for Nimbuzz contacts that closed Nimbuzz app but can still receive push (on the iPhone) or Ping notifications (on the Java and Symbian phones),” the development team explains.
A series of fixes were included with the new application flavor as well, including some related to connectivity issues, or various other bugs the software was affected with before.
The new Nimbuzz for Java 1.9.2 is available for download from Softpedia as well, via this link.