Nokia has just announced that they will be pushing out updates for Symbian Belle Feature Pack 1 and Feature Pack 2 handsets, where among these would include the super high resolution camera totin’ device known as the Nokia 808 PureView (we’re talking about 41 megapixels here!). Other models that are covered by the update would include those manufactured sometime in late 2011 and 2012. This particular update would see the introduction of the WebView widget, which would no longer be in beta, right to your handset itself.
WebView would enable the user to enjoy “a window” into any live website of your choice, and each time the homescreen is viewed, the widget will automatically update itself. You are able to enjoy multiple WebView widgets on different pages, just in case you were wondering. Not only that, the Mirror widget will also be part of the update, where it functions as a shortcut to the front-facing camera. Looks like these “old horses” of Nokia still have some legs left!
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Yes, we do know and are full well aware that the Belle FP2 operating system might be more or less the last one for folks who have devices which run on the Symbian platform, and having said that, there are also other devices out there which still have Symbian as its operating system of choice, and some of these folks do use apps like Skype, you know. We are glad to announce that Skype 2.1.23 update for Belle FP2 has been introduced via the Nokia Store, and one ought to take note before downloading and installation that this is purely a voice and chat application only.
I know that the Symbian operating system can be said to be in the same boat as RIM – they are both a dying breed. The thing is, there are still a fair number of people in developing countries that do not yet own a smartphone, although you can be quite sure that with each new phone purchase they make down the road, the chances of them picking up a smartphone would increase. Having said that, if you have updated your device with the Symbian Belle FP2 update, how has your alphanumeric keyboard’s performance been? There has been at least one complaint online, citing that upon installation of the Belle FP2 update, the new T9/Alphanumeric keyboard ended up in a far worse state than before, being cited as “pretty terrible and a big
I know that there is a segment of the population out there who must be pretty excited to hear about the Belle FP2 update from Nokia rolling out a short while ago, but it seems that life is not too peachy keen as the very same update has been removed due to some performance issues that plagued it. This particular software update would affect the following handsets (in a good way on paper, at least): Nokia 603, 700, 701 and 808 Pureview, where some of the improvements include improved camera use, faster typing with the new keyboard, and an enhanced music player among others.
If you are still rocking to one of those old school Belle-powered devices from Nokia, then you might be interested to hear that a YouTube Free app has been hanging around for your 
