Fring for Symbian gets updated to v4.1, gives Twitter a new look
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Folks at Fring have rolled out an update for the Fring for Symbian app. Fring is an app that allows you to chat across multiple IM platforms, make calls and much more. This latest update brings with it a few useful features which is surely going to get you excited. An all new look has been given to Twitter and much more. Read on to access the features list.
Here are the new features that you Symbian owners will get from the latest fring update:
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Changing your status is now as easy as 1,2,3. Let your friends know if you are online, offline, busy, or you can just stay invisible if you don’t want to be disturbed; all in the click of a button!
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Dialing “#” (“pound”) and “*” sign (“star”) is possible to use within a call through the new fring dialer.
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Twitter 2.0 just got a brand-new look, making it easier for you to post your tweets, re-tweet and follow friend’s, from wherever you are. See full tweets and links on one screen & easily navigate between them.
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Like your chats to be even livelier? You’ll love live links inside your fring chat.
For more Fring stuff, check out the following links:
Fring brings video calls to iPhone and iPod Touch
Fring for Android updated to version 1.1.0.4
Fring releases mobile app for Android, calls it Fring for Android
Download Fring for Symbian
[via Fring]
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