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December 15th, 2009 – SPB Software, a leading maker of mobile applications, announces the release of SPB Weather 2.0 for Symbian, an important addition to its quickly expanding line-up of software for the world’s most popular smartphone platform – Symbian. SPB Weather is the most powerful Symbian weather forecast program. It combines the detailed everyday forecasts for more than 10,000 cities worldwide with the beauty and friendliness of up-to-date satellite images on a 3D Globe. With all these and many other attractive features, the Windows Mobile version of SPB Weather currently holds the status of WM’s best-selling weather app.

SPB Weather 2.0 has been mainly designed with the latest touchscreen-enabled S60 smartphones in mind as those are rapidly gaining customer attention. However, it is compatible with any non-touchscreen Symbian smartphone based on S60 3rd edition FP1 and later. To support the touchscreen trend, SPB Weather for Symbian offers users a striking finger-friendly interface, as well as a home screen widgets for Nokia Symbian-based smartphones.

SPB Weather 2.0 for Symbian Main Features

* 5-day weather forecast
* Detailed morning/day/evening/night forecast
* Pressure, humidity and wind forecast
* Database for 10,000+ cities worldwide
* Up to 10 favorite cities
* Beautiful finger-friendly interface
* Weather forecasts on a 3D globe, with zooming and satellite image of the sky (including clouds)
* Weather animation videos – just like on TV
* Home screen widget

Pricing and Availability

SPB Weather 2.0 for Symbian is compatible with Symbian S60 3rd edition Feature Pack 1 and higher, including S60 5th edition. All modern Symbian-based touchscreen phones are supported. It may be purchased for 14.95 USD, or a 15-day free trial version may be downloaded at www.spb.com.
Further Information and Downloads

http://www.spb.com/symbian-software/weather/

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