Nokia Transport will get you to your destination
Nokia has announced today that version 2.1 of their Transport app for Windows Phone is now published and should be available to all Lumia smartphone owners in the next few days. Able to run on all Lumia Windows Phones, the Nokia Transport app is a must-have tool for anyone who requires directional assistance when on the move using public transportation.
So what's new in 2.1? A quick recap what we covered previously with the 2.0 beta:
- Find nearby stations, departure times and even types of transit lines available around your location.
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Improved search:
- Remember your last search query
- Change your search without leaving the journey view
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Improved performance:
- Faster display of upcoming journeys
- Faster journey request
Check out the video below for a quick demonstration of app functionality (also see our early hands-on coverage).
Note that if you cannot yet see an update for Nokia Transport, or see version 1.2, fear not as it's just taking a short while for the release to reach all markets. The app is localised too, so you may see the app being branded slightly differently depending on which market you reside in (eg. Nokia Transit in the US).
You can download Nokia Transport from the Marketplace (Lumia Windows Phones only) for free.
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