Nokia’s Store QML Client Updated, Nokia E6 Now Supported

Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia has made available for download a new flavor of its Store QML Client or Symbian devices, offering support for a few more smartphones than before. 

However, this is not all, since Store QML Client 3.20.044 also adds support for additional languages, while also bringing a series of other enhancements into the mix.

One of the most important improvements in the new release, for example, is the addition of support for the Nokia E6 smartphone.

At the same time, Nokia focused a bit on the carrier billing area, so as to make sure that users receive a great experience when trying the service.

 The complete release notes for the new application flavor include:

• Support for Arabic, Hebrew and Kazakh languages
• Support for VGA resolution for devices such as Nokia E6
• Improved Virtual Keyboard for Text Entry, allows users to enter text directly in the entry form entry fields “utilizing a split-screen view”
• Improved Search Experience: Spelling correction and Alternative results
• Improved reliability for operator billing while connecting via WLAN. Note that this only applies to WAP-Direct billing methods.

In a post on its Nokia Beta Labs blog, Nokia also notes that it plans on activating another feature on/after December 16th, namely Registration Lite.

Through this, new consumers can download a number of up to 10 free applications without having to create a Nokia account for that.

For those out of the loop, we should note that the Store QML client is available for all handsets that are based on Symbian^3 (including PS1, PS2 “Anna” and SR1 “Belle,” except for those devices with VGA resolution, such as the E6-00, Nokia explains).

The Nokia Store QML client, currently available only in a beta flavor, is meant to replace the current Store client on Symbian^3 and Symbian Anna devices.

The new flavor of the application is available for download as well, via this link.

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