Nokia Software Updater for Windows beta phase has ...

Hey guys, just wanna share with all of you.
Quote from Petri at NokiaBetaLabs site.
Nokia Software Updater 3.0.495 for Windows has been released to consumers.  When you start your NSU client next time, you will get the latest NSU version automatically.
Changes in NSU 3.0.495:
Support for Symbian Anna release
Application update fixes
USB HUB Warning
We will continue to update Nokia Software Updater regularly, but we don’t expect any big UI changes in the near future.
Thank you for the feedback during this beta phase. It has helped us to develop the product and find problems before the big release.  At this point we'll conclude the beta trial here at Nokia Beta Labs.
Please check the original post http://betalabs.nokia.com/blog/2011/08/25/nokia-software-updater-for-windows-beta-phase-has-ended
Kind Regards,
Marco / @elcoxx
Real Name: Marco Amesty - Spanish Nokia Advisor. Follow me @elcoxx
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it says that the cable connected on a USB hub but it is not. I connected directly onto one of my HP ProBook 5320m's USB port.

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