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SPB Mobile Shell for Symbian updated with Nokia N8 and Nokia Homescreen Widgets support

October 15, 2010 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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The popular mobile UI software SPB Mobile Shell for Symbian has been updated again to sing along the newly launched Nokia N8 and other Symbian^3 devices like the Nokia E7, C7 and C6-01. Moreover, version 3.7 also brings support for Nokia Homescreen Widgets.

Those are the main new features of this release, but that’s definitely not all. With the new version Nokia users can also reach all of the frequently used and favorite programs and services right from their homescreen. Furthermore, there’s a full-screen view and the contact dialog has been improved making it faster and easier to locate and get in touch with the chosen contact.

Rest of the “standard SPB Mobile Shell” features remain on place, including support for multiple customizable homescreens, widget-based photo contacts, launcher with fast access to all the features and support for the 3D carousel.

SPB Mobile Shell 3.7 works with all Symbian-based touchscreen devices and could be purchased for $29.95. A 15-day free trial version is also available.

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