Nokia tosses out some minor updates for HERE City Lens, #2InstaWithLove

It's a bright and cheery Monday, at least here in New York, and what would a twenty-four hours going by without some Nokia updates exist? Boring, is the answer. Luckily we accept two so far, albeit minor ones that should make certain your Lumia is performing in tip pinnacle shape.

The showtime is the awkwardly named Hither City Lens, which has received an update to version 2.2.18.304, which as far as build numbers go signals to united states that this is a minor undertaking. Indeed the release notes merely point out "minor bug fixes", making this a small update.

The other update today is for Nokia'south Instagram campaign app, #2InstaWithLove, which went from a simple one-trick pony to a decent 4-trick i with added filters, enabling more user inventiveness. Oddly, version 2.three, which just rolled out, has no new filters nor a Changelog.

Really, there are no new features that we noticed simply if we had to say something changed, information technology'd be that the app is faster for processing and posting now. While non exciting, it does make things a little bit snappy and Windows Telephone users do love their app efficiencies.

Lumia owners can pick up HERE City Lens v2.2.18.304 hither in the Nokia Collection and all Windows Phone users tin can grab the update #2InstaWithLove app, now at v2.3 (though still listed at two.2) hither in the Windows Phone Store.

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