Nokia announces Temple Run 2, CamScanner, Goal Live Scores, phriz.be, Rail Rush, SophieLensHD for Windows Phone

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Nokia continues to unleash the mobile apps this morning in Abu Dhabi, as more titles for Windows Phone have been given the green light.

Those apps include...

  • Temple Run 2 – The popular endless runner game finally makes its way to Windows Phone 8
  • CamScanner – Found on iOS and Android, the app turns your camera into a document scanner, allowing you to manage your receipts, documents and more in the cloud
  • Goal Live Scores – Heralded as the “fastest real-time football scores application available today” and popular on Android, it finally makes its way to Windows Phone
  • Phriz.be – An app that “…allows people to discover other devices that are nearby and share photos & documents”, found on iOS, Android and Windows 8, the unique social app is coming to Windows Phone 8 soon
  • Rail Rush – An exciting game from developers MiniClip, the adventure has you accelerate through “insanely fast rails while tilting and swiping to avoid the obstacles”
  • SophieLensHD – Building off of their popular Windows Phone app SophieLens Pro, SophieLensHD goes further by delivering even more Nokia Camera API support

We’ll try to get hands on with these apps today on the show floor, so stay tuned to Windows Phone Central throughout the day!

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