Call it Nokia's last big launch on the Symbian Plateform--the E7 will be pushed as a worthy successor to the popular Communicator. While it resembles the N8, the E7 comes with a well spaced, slide-out QWERTY keypad. It has a 4-inch capacitive display for enhanced outdoor visibility and better contrast. It will also offer easy access to emails, create and edit documents and capture high resolution images and HD videos. And like the N8, it will support the USB-on-the-Go feature enabling easy file sharing by connecting a USB stick to the smart phone.
