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Nokia Play To adds DLNA streaming to waning Symbian (video)

Still rockin’ a Symbian phone from Nokia? Don’t let Android and WP7 owners hog the whole media streaming fun. Nokia Play To brings DLNA’s push features to Symbian^3, albeit in beta form. Hit up the source link, install the app, and you will imbue your handset with the surprisingly rare ability to beam videos, photos, and music to any DLNA-capable receiving device jacked into your TV — heck, it can be your TV . Take a look at the video after the break with a purpose to see it in action before you click download.

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