At the Windows Phone 8 event in San Francisco on Wednesday, Espoo’s Kevin Shields announced “a slew of new and updated apps to currently available Lumia handsets starting next week,” reports Engadget.
New apps include PlayTo, which allows for wireless sharing of video, music and photos. Another called Nokia Counter will monitor and manage data usage.
Mobile imaging was clearly a focus. “Given that this is the company behind PureView, current Lumia devices running Windows Phone will receive an imaging facelift of sorts, augmenting the baked-in optics via Camera Extras,” notes Engadget.
These imaging updates will upgrade the mobile imaging and photo-taking experience on the phone, giving it a self-timer, panorama, action shots and more.
The post also lists a 3.0 update to Nokia Music and My Commute, “which utilizes Drive to compute travel time and arrange routing.”
At the Windows Phone 8 event in San Francisco on Wednesday, Espoo’s Kevin Shields announced “a slew of new and updated apps to currently available Lumia handsets starting next week,” reports Engadget.
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