Symbian Belle Update for Nokia N8, C7, C6-01, X7, E7 and Oro by Download

 

The all new Symbian Belle Operating System is out with a bang! its creating a buzz with its all new GUI and features it holds. Surely Nokia made this change on a right time when it was way behind other OS like Android and iOS. This move by bringing all new Belle OS in the field, Nokia can fight the competition and rejuvenate its Smart Phones.

Its a good news for Nokia N8, Nokia E6, Nokia E7, Nokia X7, Nokia C7, Nokia C6-01 and Nokia Oro holders, after successful Symbian Anna update they can now move to all new Nokia Symbian Belle Firmware update by Downloading from the official Nokia website. However Nokia will decide what will be the time for availability of this update but it is confirmed that all those top Smartphones will get a new firmware soon.

So if you are a Nokia Smartphone owner carrying a Nokia N8, Nokia E6, Nokia E7, Nokia X7, Nokia C7, Nokia C6-01 and Nokia Oro with yourself keep visiting this website for notification on Belle Update for your phone.

You can easily flash the new Operating Software through Datacable or by visiting your nearest Nokia Care Center later in the course. Please keep in mind that you cannot revert back to your previous Operating Software once you have updated it with Belle.

MeeGo Conference 2011 sights and sounds

So the MeeGo Conference is winding down here in San Francisco and we have prowled the exhibitor area over the past couple of days to bring you a taste of what's stimulated our eyes and ears at the event so far. We got to play with the Indamixx 2 music tablet -- basically an iiView M1Touch Pine Trail tablet running an audio-optimized build of MeeGoo 1.2 Tablet UX which features a customized kernel for more real-time control and better audio scheduling. It's expected to ship for $700 in "June or July" complete with DAW and DJ apps. Next we came across a MeeGo-based in-vehicle entertainment system that's currently available in cars from Chinese manufacturer Hawtai Motor. The device is Atom-powered, includes 3G connectivity, and provides navigation, communication, audio / video playback (for both stored and streamed content), along with Internet access. We saw a MeeGo app that gathers contact information on a form, sends it to an NFC-equipped Nokia C7, and writes it to a blank RFID tag. The tag can then be read by any NFC-capable phone, such as Google's Nexus S. A fun conference isn't complete without some games, and we were treated to a homebrew, QML-based Dance Dance Revolution clone running on MeeGo, written using just a few hundred lines of code. Speaking of QML, we got a demo of another in-vehicle entertainment system with built-in instrumentation. This MeeGo app was designed to interface with a MegaSquirt open source ECU and display engine and other car data on a set of virtual gauges -- this in addition to performing the usual audio and navigation tasks. Check out our gallery below, then grab a snack and hit the break for our 15-minute hands-on video.

MeeGo Conference 2011 sights and sounds