The Symbian^3 software operating system was running on the Nokia N8, Nokia C6-01 and Nokia C7-00 until the rebranded Vodacom officially released the Nokia E7 today. The Nokia N8 isn’t highly recommended for the business users as much as the Nokia E7 is.

With this business phone, you have instant access to push-email. Even though this device was brought up from the Nokia N8, it features a Nokia ClearBlack display which means that the display has a polarized filter on top resulting in better display performance outdoors, this is something which should be included so that the cameraman can have a better look at the display in sunny conditions. If compared to the N900, have a look at what it may be like:

The Nokia N8 comes with a built-in microSD memory card slot which allows a memory card up till 32GB but Nokia is now offering the Nokia N8 with 32GB from the factory. Sadly, the Nokia E7 delivers without a memory card slot.

The Nokia E7 lacks something else that majorly helps with the sound, the Dolby Digital Plus sound is not present in this 8 megapixel device. The Nokia N8 does not only bring forth such a feature, it also includes TV-out (720p video) via HDMI.

The Nokia N8 device does not randomly and constantly reboot with a notification like the Nokia E7. When their was a live hands-on review of the Nokia N8, during stand by mode, the Nokia N8 was perfectly still when showing the clock. When the mothership of this website had a live hands-on review of the Nokia E7, the E7 rebooted uncountable times!