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Symbian Anna, the Nokia N8, Nokia E7, Nokia C7 and Nokia C6-01
By Martin James on August 20,
 2011 at 00:00,

As usual we've covered a wide range of topics here at NokNok over the past week, but unsurprisingly there's one subject matter that's stood head and shoulders above all others in the last seven days – Symbian Anna. 

That's right, the Symbian Anna update is finally here – bang on schedule too – and the Nokia faithful across the globe are updating their Symbian^3 phones as we speak.

Here on NokNok we've tried to do our bit to meet the demand for Symbian Anna-related news and opinion, with the aim of keeping you informed and sparking debate, and here are the stories that have proved the most popular:

Nokia N8, Nokia E7, Nokia C7 or Nokia C6-01: where does Symbian Anna make the biggest difference?
Symbian Anna's arrival is a welcome sight on all four Symbian^3 handsets, but is there one handset in particular that needs it more than the others, or one that takes better advantage of the new features than its stablemates? It's an interesting debate – and our most popular story of the past seven days too.
Read now: where does Symbian Anna make the biggest difference?

The Symbian Anna update is out now: here's how to update your phone
It's fair to assume that the first thing most people wanted to do when they heard Symbian Anna was available was to update their phones. Fortunately we were on the same wavelength, and our step-by-step walkthrough provided all the information needed to get the job done for seasoned pros and smartphone novices alike.
Read now: The Symbian Anna update – how to update your phone

Symbian Anna video preview on the Nokia N8, Nokia E7, Nokia C7 and Nokia C6-01
Nokia did a good job of ratcheting up the anticipation factor in the days leading up to Symbian Anna's release, dishing up tantalising video clips of all four of its flagship Symbian devices with Symbian Anna running on board. And judging by the response, it was certainly worth the effort.
Read now: Symbian Anna video preview on the Nokia N8, Nokia E7, Nokia C7 and Nokia C6-01

Symbian Anna update: 10 things you need to know
And making it four out of four for Symbian Anna this week was our overview of all the key Symbian Anna facts worth knowing about. Of course, there was one key fact you all wanted to know that the piece didn't cover – exactly when Symbian Anna would be touching down – but telling you would have spoiled the surprise on Thursday morning!
Read now: 10 things you need to know about the Symbian Anna update

Tags: 10 things How To Nokia C6-01 Nokia C7 Nokia E7 Nokia N8 roundup Symbian Anna Symbian^3 Update video preview
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  • Roger svendsen

    Have updated, but one thing missing is the “Sync” in the option for mail???

  • Promachief

    send and recieve seems to be new name for it

  • 3cents

    Not available in NAM as of yet but received this two days ago:

    Thank you for e-mailing the Nokia Careline.

    In response to your e-mail, we would like to inform you that Symbian Anna software will soon be available as standard on newly shipping Nokia N8-00, Nokia C7-00, Nokia C6-01 and Nokia E7-00 devices, as well as available to download on previously purchased models of those same smartphones.

    However, we want to apologize to Symbian smartphone users. A power failure where a number of our servers were located caused download issues for some users. Please bear with us, we promise that you will be able to download Symbian Anna again soon.

    Symbian Anna software can be downloaded through Nokia Ovi Suite and over-the-air. If your device is set to check for software updates automatically, you will receive a notification when the SW is available for you. To turn this on just go to Menu > Applications > SW Update > Settings > Auto check for updates.

    In line with this, we suggest that you visit our website for new updates for Symbian Anna.

    If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us again. To ensure proper handling of your case, kindly continue using the current subject line.

    You may also call Nokia Careline at 1-888-665-4228 from Mondays to Fridays at 9:00 am – 9:00 pm EST and on Saturdays from 10:00 am – 7:00 pm EST for immediate assistance.

    Thank you for your email.

    Kind regards,

    Iver L.
    E-mail Specialist
    Nokia, Inc.

  • Mo AsaD

    nic phone But this phone Not play MKV viedo formet thankx Nokia Team