Nokia’s business E series is one of the company’s greatest renowned products but with the change of mobile landscape, devices have started to dominate the business segment even more. This has put a great question mark next to the Nokia E6 which was known to leak on Engadget a week age right before the Nokia’s announcement of its new handsets.

Just right this morning, Nokia proclaimed it has started shipping its latest smartphone, the E7. The E7 is geared toward business users with its full QWERTY keyboard. The newest smartphone also provides a large 4-inch AMOLED touchscreen display, GPS, USB on-the-go support and a lot more wonderful features. Nokia E7 got its era.

Stephen Elop as the Finnish phone maker’s chief executive is finalizing plans to let go lots of members of its executive board that includes Mary McDowell, head of the handset unit, and the manager of the markets group, Niklas Savander. Nokia has come to be a lot more determined in finalizing plans.

Nokia has invested approximately EUR 40 billion in research and development and built one of the wireless industry’s strongest and broadest IPR portfolios during the last two decades, with around 11,000 patent families. a world leader in the development of handheld device and mobile communications technologies is Nokia , which is also demonstrated by Nokia’s strong patent position.

On Nokia USA Nokia N8, with its 12MP camera, Carl Zeiss optics and Xenon flash is now only $399. The default price is $449 knocks it down to $399 unlocked and coupon code noknow2010. Considering it has the biggest camera sensor on a phone. It is quite the deal for this capable handset and has been appealing to casual shutterbugs and Nokia fans alike since inception. The deal can be had for all the color versions – dark grey, silver white, green, blue and orange. Add $3.99 for standard delivery, and $9.99 for express shipping.

Nokia is listening to its fans advice and is considering using another operating system According to Mobile-Review’s Eldar Murtazin. The software is none other than Microsoft’s new Windows Phone 7. Talks by the new management at the Finnish based phone manufacturer were supposedly initiated. The new Nokia phones would be sold under the Nokia brand and would include some of the standard features found on most Nokia models.

Nokia alleged that the Cupertino, Calif.-based company used Nokia technology in their iPhones and iPads and other related softwares by the company and Nokia Files More Patent the suits have been filed in several countries in Europe even though much additional vital information has not yet being disclosed until today.

To streamline Symbian development, and update the platform much faster is one of the new Nokia management’s decisions that there will be no Symbian ^3 or ^4 anymore – as soon as steps like changes to the user interface are ready Nokia’s CTO said back in October. They will be rolled out to all phones, thus bringing incremental improvements faster, rather than waiting for a final, all-encompassing release. Nokia is “doubling efforts” on Symbian by introducing Qt, the common developers’ environment for both Symbian and MeeGo, and modern browser technologies to the aging mobile OS.

The Nokia Battery Monitor is the latest pride of Nokia and is a brand new, an official Symbian application which directly attains to provide individual users to a more accurate breakdown of battery performace in respective Symbian device. The newest product is able to sho the battery charge level with specific estimates of the remaining usage time.

The ITC or International Trade Commision has ruled that Nokia did not violate any of Apple’s current patents. As what an ITC investigative staff stated, “The evidence will not establish a violation of any Apple patents in the case.” But still, Apple is requesting the ITC to block Nokia phones from the U.S. market.