Nokia Messenger Beta for S60 5th Edition Releases
25 Apr, 2009, 1:56 pm IST | by
Shayne Rana
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For those Series 60 Fifth Edition users i.e. users of the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, who were itching to have a go at the new Nokia Messaging service and were denied, lay down your arms as the guys from their Beta labs are out with version just for you. A beta version of Nokia’s Messaging Service that was recently launched with the Nokia E75 for Series 60 Devices has been customized for the 5800. The full version is scheduled for a launch sometime in May so there won’t be too much of a wait. There’s not going to be any significant change in the interface other than it’ll be larger and now obviously be made for the fingertips and not a physical keypad. The Beta Labs website lists the following as some of the highlights specific to the S60 5.0 client:
Check out the video of the Nokia Messaging Service for the S60 5th Edition handsets below. |
Tags: Sereies 60 , XpressMusic
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