Experience meego pr1.2 features

Although Nokia's main focus is on the WP platform, it has not been weakened by other platforms. After pr1.1, Nokia will bring the second update to the meego-based middleware. Some developers have released the new features of meego pr1.2 beta in advance.

The new version brings many upgrades to the system, including support for folders, copy and paste, and support for front cameras. A German media first upgraded its Nokia meego Development dedicated machine Nokia n950, and presented and explained the new features of PR 1.2 through video.

Some new features of meego pr1.2 include:

-New lock screen features;

-Better integration of Twitter;

-ProgramThe calendar icon in the list is changed, and the current date can be displayed in real time. The style remains unchanged for seven years;

-Automatic Face Detection is supported in cameras and image browsers;

-Better support for landscape screens on any interface;

-Improved the display of the E-mail application interface;

-The system account supports Dropbox sync synchronization;

-Nokia Store application update notification;

-The browser supports copying and pasting;

-The flashlight in the camera provides three separate options: Turn On/Off/automatic;

-Supports LED lights for video recording;

-Supports video editing;

-Media sharing is supported in the video menu;

-Map images can be rotated using a built-in compass;

In addition, foreign media said the meego pr1.2 system has greatly improved the performance of built-in applications. Of course, this update also has a series of new experiences, including music unlocking control, and very practical program list folder management function.

Previous exposure display,In meego pr1.2, Nokia will add video calls, browser support for copying/pasting, facial recognition, and iOS-like app folder functions to idea.From the video, we can see that after the Nokia meego Development dedicated machine n950 runs the pr1.2 beta version, the folder function is indeed supported.

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