A Nokia spokesman told Reuters it is business as usual, but Nokia has cut the prices of its smartphones in Europe. The steepest cuts of around 15 percent were made on prices for the company’s flagship model, the N8, the multimedia phone C7, as well as the business user-targeted E6. The scale of the price cuts across the portfolio is unseen for a very, very long time according to Reuters’ sources.

The Nokia Event in Athens on May 17th is not when Symbian Anna comes out for your device. May 17th is not is not when Nokia shows off a Windows Phone. According to a tweet from Mark Squires, Director of Social Media for Nokia, it’s the local launch for the Nokia E6 and X7. Disappointed?

Nokia is preparing to announce the Nokia X7 and E6. How do I know? They uploaded videos of the two devices but made them private. I have a feeling these will be the devices that will be announced on April 12th. Links and blurry photos after the jump.

Engadget discovered the User Agent profile for the unannounced Nokia E6-00 and found something interesting. They noticed the screen resolution to be 640×480, also known as VGA. This is odd because many of Nokia’s touchscreen devices have 16:9 ratio like 640×360 on the Nokia N8. A VGA screen has 4:3 ratio and is slightly wider.