This new device is supposed to have a 2.6 inch screen, but whether it's touch enabled or not is still unknown. The resolution is going to be a healthy 640x480 pixels (four times more than it's predecessor, the Nokia E5). The connectivity is dully covered with WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0 and GPS, while the business part will be handled as usual by QuickOffice.
The E6 will be powered by Symbian^3 OS and will feature multiple homescreens, an absolute first for a QWERTY bar phone. If there won't be a touchscreen, then we'll have another premiere, the first non-touch Symbian^3 device.
The camera is said to be the same 8 Megapixel fixed focus camera available of the Nokia C7, C6-01 and E7.
The E6 has a tough job laid ahead for it, as it must walk into the footsteps of the E5, the best and sturdiest QWERTY bar business phone(in my opinion) released by Nokia to this day. But as the days of Symbian^1 are numbered, Symbian^3 QWERTY bars must close the gap. Read the Nokia E5 indepth review here.
Nokia shows it's commitment to the Symbian^3 platform once again, with devices now covering a wide range of form factors and price range.
All I can say is, I can't wait to get my hands on one of these puppies and take it for a ride.
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