Updates to Nimbuzz Messenger for Windows Phone don’t come very often, but when they do, they bring a heaping spoonful of new changes. The last major update occurred in June when address book matching and phone number registration were added. The latest update brings a list of new changes, both small and large (sorry, no VoIP yet!).
Arguably the largest change is the addition of Message Queuing. Nimbuzzers can now experience enhanced reliability in message sending while offline, perfect for those moments when your network connection isn’t very reliable and you’re not around a WiFi connection.
Another major change will really affect new users or those creating a new account. Nimbuzz User ID suggestions are now given to users while registering.
The update also isn’t without a list of subtle improvements to both the UI and overall feel. It’s also now easier and quicker to access the chat and contact lists for starters. The app also adds a last seen time stamp, chat list improvements, and design improvements.
Other improvements have to do with performance — including overall application speed, crash fixes, file sharing fixes, and more improvements. You can try out the new and improved app by downloading it from the Windows Phone Store. Happy Nimbuzzing!