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New photo of the Nokia E6 pops up, solves the touchscreen dilema

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09 March, 2011

Nokia Symbian Touch UI

The rumored Nokia E6 was not unveiled at the MWC 2011, but now we get a new image that answers the important question of whether it's touch-operated or not.

This isn't the first time we see images of the E6 get leaked, but this time around the photo shows the phone running. And by the looks of it, we think there should hardly be any doubts about its touch display.

The first evidence of touch operation are the characteristic smudges across the screen. And secondly, if you look carefully you'll notice the lack of contextual buttons below the "Options" and "Menu" on-screen items.

To further confirm this, on the bottom center of the screen, there are four dots that indicate the presence of more than one homescreen. Let's hope Nokia will offer some decent widgets to fill them all.

So far all the info we have for the Nokia E6 is from a leaked Nokia XML, saying it'll pack a 2.6-inch screen with a resolution of 640x480 pixels (a first for a touch Nokia). The 8MP fixed focus camera was confirmed by the previous series of leaked shots. Symbian^3 seems to be the operating system of choice, but the E6 might as well be a part of the Touch and Type line of S40 Nokia devices though it would be unfitting for the E-series.

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  • jHN
  • 06 Apr 2011

Correction, as you said open up the picture (enlarge image), and if you do look closely enough, I believe it does show E6 and not as you stated "C0 or C3" It's more like a C with a - in the middle of it, which makes it a E.

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  • luis
  • LuX
  • 14 Mar 2011

If you see the picture with more detail you´ll also see there is a Home Key that´s a trademark for Symbian phones and not S40. I´m pretty sure this is a Symbian phone but not so sure about the final series (C or E series)or if it ha...

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  • AnonD-3756
  • 2@k
  • 13 Mar 2011

hey open the pic and see closely to the left corner above the screen you will c somethin like "C0" or "C3 now i dont know what is nokia upto but looks like touch and type is the formula for nokia in the lower end I think i...

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