The main new thing included here are homescreen widgets, namely Webview widget, Mirror widget (for phones that have a front-facing camera), Stopwatch, Toggle Flashlight and Contacts Communication (to get quick access to favorite contact).

I would say it’s nice to see Nokia taking care of existing customers even after announcing it will discontinue to make Symbian/Belle-based products.

And before I let you go, make sure to save any documents and/or emails prior to proceeding with the update. Once the process is completed, the phone will restart and you could end-up losing your data. Don’t say we haven’t warned you.

[Via: AllAboutSymbian]

Quickoffice for iPad was released last December, which gave users the ability to view, edit and share Microsoft Office documents without having Office installed on their devices.

All of the different versions of Quickoffice allow users to create, edit and view documents on a variety of operating systems, such as iOS, Symbian and Android. Not only does Quickoffice allow users to access Microsoft Word files, it also allows users to create files compatible with Microsoft Office, such as documents, presentations and spreadsheets.

Quickoffice is available for paid Google Apps for Business subscribers at the App Store and the Google Play Store.

[Via: eweek]