The newest smartphones of Nokia that run its updated symbian Operating System is the E7, C7 and a pampered version of the C6. The C6 and C7 are aimed at the mid-tie market. The E7 flagship will definitely compete for the high-end sector. All these amazing smartphones come with large touch screen displays – 8.0-megapixel cameras with high definition video recording.
The executive of Nokia even stated that the new family of smartphones feature the newest symbian OS which is rewritten to be faster, user-friendly and a lot more efficient

Nokia is to release the X3 Touch and Type, a slim phone with a touch screen display and a 12-button keypad, in September with a price tag of $160. The Finland-based company said that the new X3, is much akin to the original X3 released the previous year and features new and improved 2.4-inch touch screen display, more powerful 5.0-megapixel camera and upgraded 3.5G and Wi-Fi connectivity. It gives the consumers the best of both worlds by combining a touch screen and a keypad in an affordable device.

Nokia-C7 picture with love from China and a look shows that Nokia has finally done away screen for a 3.5” capacitive one and it does not have hindrance of the gloves as Asia from where Nokia is deriving most of her business does not have this type of climate. Pictures of the upcoming Nokia C7 show that it is with a much blander design. Nokiua has been known for its stubbornness and its backwardness in the Android market has prompted it to change gear and be adaptable.

Nokia today proclaimed that it has obtained a majority stake in mobile analytics firm Motally, with the aim of improving its software contributions to developers. Nokia said that the deal undrlines its attempt to get better mobile web browsing analytics for software developers. Motally assists software developers get better their application development and improved understanding of consumers using analytics services. Details of the financial acquisition has not been revealed. Nokia has locked horns with Apple and Google to develop mobile software, which is more and more important in the mobile phone market. Its purchase of Motally, is Nokia’s most recent move in making the company aggressive in an increasingly crowded field.