nokia e6 philippines

Since the Nokia E71 came out several years ago, I've been a huge fan of the Finnish company's full qwerty handsets. Read our full review of the Nokia E6 below. Very little has actually changed on the design of the Nokia E6 when you compare it to its predecessor. The Nokia E6 sports a full qwerty keypad and a touch screen allowing you to navigate using the physical D-pad and the display, depending on the need. The E6 is one of the very few breed of Nokia handsets that they'd often refer to as "Touch & Type" although they didn't really put this label on the E6, much like the E7 (don't really know what qualifies a Nokia handset to carry the Touch & Type suffix). The Nokia E6 now comes with the new Symbian Anna, a more streamlined fork of the Symbian OS line-up. The camera on the Nokia E6 has an 8-megapixel sensor. One of the two Nokia E6 review units I have has Joikuspot pre-installed from the Ovi store. Read more in our articles including "Nokia E6 Review" and "Nokia E6 lands in the Philippines at Php17,820".