The recently announced Nokia N9 PR1.2 software update could just spell out better and quicker functions for the device. This tweaking is being rolled out on a global basis with most handset owners now accessing the upgraded attributes.
Owing to this facility, apps can be arranged distinctly as they now support folders. The 8MP camera sported by the device offers continuous shooting capabilities, thanks to the updated software. To top it all, it also provides zero lag shutter, which adds to the swiftness of the snapper, according to the official Nokia Conversations blog.
Photography enthusiasts can share their snaps via social networking sites using the new face recognition technology offered by the gadget. Moreover, Google Talk can be accessed to make video calls by exploiting the front-facing snapper. An app dubbed Google Talk Video Call is now available absolutely free of charge at the Nokia Store.
Some other alterations can be seen with respect to apps such as Nokia Drive and Nokia Maps. Additionally, for users on the move, the new software could keep drivers wary of their pace by displaying the speed limits. Also, the content stored in the devices can be shared via compatible gaming consoles and TVs. Some other upgrades can be observed in the form of software update notifications for Nokia Store third party apps.
What’s more, owners of the Nokia N9 can create playlists and discard songs from the music player. With regards to business professionals, Mail for Exchange provides access to the global company address list. Furthermore, while copy and paste options for documents and the Internet have improved, an enhanced web browsing history is also provided to handset users.
The Nokia N9 PR1.2 software update is expected to have already hit nearly 70% of the mobile phones in question.