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Nokia 3D World Gaze for Symbian and MeeGo updated. View Quakes, Tweets, Photos and more from Around the World

 

 
Nokia Beta Labs have just released an update for Nokia 3D World Gaze (version 2.4.23).

During the past five months work has been ongoing with major changes in the database backend to allow more content and better performance in the future.

New features in this release include:

  • View recent earthquakes around the world. You can search for news about each quakes.
  • View tweets from the public Twitter timeline. This is an experimental feature that can be enabled in the Settings menu.
  • Choose the web search engine (Bing or Google).
  • The database now contains 8.3 million items, including cities, photos, earthquakes, tweets and Wikipedia articles.
  • Various bug fixes related to graphics.


Source Nokia Beta Labs

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