Nokia C7 is expected to arrive to Vodafone UK and T-Mobile UK at the end of October, Nokia C7 powered by the new Symbian^3 OS.
The Nokia C7 has a 3.5-inch AMOLED touchscreen, an 8-mp camera and a stainless steel and glass chassis that’s 10.5mm thick. 8 GB of internal storage, WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0, GPS and both an FM radio and FM transmitter. The battery last for up to 552 hours of standby time and 9.3 hours of talk time.

Nokia world’s largest phone maker has announced a bunch of low-cost dual SIM phones.
Nokia dual SIM phones C1 and C2 belong to Nokia’s C-series and expected to be priced between 30 to 45€. The C1 offers users a standby battery time of up to six weeks, the longest ever for a Nokia cell phone.
The phones are expected to arrive on sale later this year in Africa and Asia.

Nokia and T-Mobile has announced the E73 Mode, the latest E-Series device.
Nokia E73 runs Symbian S60, features a 2.4 inch QVGA display, a 5 megapixel camera and full QWERTY keypad. It also comes with Nokia’s Ovi Maps for free voice-guided turn-by-turn directions, Ovi Files, and Adobe PDF Manager.
Nokia E73 will be available on June 16 via T-Mobile and will cost $70 with a two year contract.
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Vodafone UK has revealed the Nokia N8, Nokia’s first Symbian 3 smartphone.
Nokia N8 features a 3.5 inch touchscreen. a 12 megapixel camera with xenon flash, 16GB of storage as well as a microSD card slot, an FM radio, 802.11 b/g/n,Wifi, 3g and a GPS chip.
Price and date are not yet announced. but you can sign up for an alert email to notify you upon its arrival.

Now, Ovi Store is fully integrated on the N900, bringing an interface tailored for the Maemo. A bunch of apps and games have already been made available, Qik for live video broadcasting, and live lyric-searching app TuneWiki, AP Mobile from The Associated Press, A collection of themes for personalisation and other fun little movies have been added, and much more coming.

ITC to investigate Nokia’s complaint against Apple, Nokia claims that Apple’s computers, iPod music players, and its iPhone is violating several patents including those related to user interfaces, camera sensors, antennas, touchscreens and power management technologies.
Apple has stated that will defend itself “vigorously” against Nokia’s claims.