Nokia has revealed the E6 and X7, two new Symbian-based devices that will run the recently announced 'Anna' version of the operating system.
The Finnish company launched the business-focused E6 and multimedia-oriented X7 handsets on Tuesday.
"We are further strengthening Nokia's smartphone portfolio with these two new devices," said Jo Harlow, head of Nokia's Smart Devices business, in a statement. "With these new products and more Symbian devices and user enhancements coming in the near future, we are confident we can keep existing Nokia smartphone customers engaged, as well as attract new first-time and competitor smartphone users."
These are the first handsets to run Anna, the newest version of Symbian, which has a redesigned home screen, updated email and calendar functionality, and usability changes. Nokia has also added a number of new features to the Ovi Maps application included in Anna.
The E6 is a glass and stainless steel-constructed handset and offers the combination of a Qwerty keypad and 2.46-inch VGA resolution (640 by 480 pixels) capacitive touchscreen display. The X7 is a touchscreen smartphone with no keypad.
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