Nokia releases software updates for its phones rather frequently, which usually have new features as well, besides the simple bugfixes. The users could have only read about these new features only on professional sites until now, as for example an application like the talking dictionary for Nokia 5800 won't be noticed at first. It seems that the Finnish giant has finally realized that before the long update process it's not enough to ask the users if they made a backup of the phone's contents - which is fortunately less and less required, thanks to UDP (User Data Preservation) - but it's a good thing to tell them why is it worth it to change to the new version. This new feature is indeed a good one, the next step should be to bring the news of new updates to those users who don't read technical forums all day.
Translated by Szaszati
