The Nokia Xpress app compresses the data you download
After the announcement of Nokia’s new flagship phone last month – the
Lumia 920 – the company now aims to improve its older Lumia smartphones
further. Nokia has released the beta version of its new Nokia Xpress app
for Lumia smartphones running on Windows Phone 7. According to a post
on Nokia’s Beta Labs blog, the app enables you to view web-based content
the way you would read a magazine. Nokia has released a video that
explains some of the features of the app.h
The Nokia Xpress app compresses the data you download while
you are using it, thus greatly reducing data usage. This is especially
useful for those who have caps on their data plans. The app also allows
you to store any page you have viewed and view it later when you don’t
have access to a data connection. Another feature is SkyDrive
integration. The app enables you to save to SkyDrive, videos and other
forms of content that you view in the app, without downloading it
separately for SkyDrive. The videos can then be downloaded on to any
device with SkyDrive.
The Nokia Xpress app enables feeds
The Nokia Xpress Beta app enables you to set up feeds for your
most-visited sites. It also automatically places livetiles to sites you
frequent on the homes creen. Another major feature is one-click language
translations for viewing websites that are normally in a foreign
language.
Recently, the technical specifications, price and a photo of the
Nokia Lumia 510 were leaked. According to a report by GSMArena, the
website that received the leaked photo of the Lumia 510, “We first heard
about the Lumia 510 last month, in a leak that revealed that the
low-end smartphone would sport a 4-inch display, have 4 GB of internal
memory, and run on just 256 MB of RAM. Those specs have just been
confirmed by our own source, who also sent us the picture above and
hinted that the initial price will be $150. The Lumia 510 is aimed at
targeting the entry-level smartphone market, and will likely start in
China where smartphone ownership has nearly tripled since 2010.” The
website mentions that the handset could be launched across the globe by
early 2013.
There is no word yet on the operating system the Lumia 510 handset
will run on, but given its previous track record, Microsoft has managed
to run Windows Phone 7.5 on handsets featuring 256MB of RAM. So this
could be the OS used on this yet unannounced entry level smartphone.
When Microsoft announced Windows Phone 8, the company also announced
Windows Phone 7.8 which is a sort of ‘value pack’ for existing Windows
Phone devices and not Windows Phone 8. All handsets running WP 7.5 or
Mango will be upgradeable to WP 7.8, and one of the new features that
the update brings with it is the new customisable home screen from WP 8.
[source : Tech2]
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