The beginning of 2010 has been a busy time for Nokia as the Finns entered a new era in the shape of the Maemo powered N900. But with the N900 hogging the lime light, it was perhaps easy to forget that Nokia had another touchscreen phone in the pipeline, the Nokia X6. Running the tried and tested Symbian operating system, it might have been easy to dismiss the X6 as simply the latest in a long line of Nokia releases, until we remind ourselves that the X6 is the first Nokia phone to sport a capacitive touchscreen.

You don’t have to look too hard to find someone online dismissing resistive touchscreen displays in favour of capacitive technology, a constant thorn in Nokia’s side as the Finns have, until now, opted for resistive displays in all of their touchscreen offerings. Does the new capacitive display finally put an end to those criticisms? Has Symbian matured enough in its touchscreen guise to put it back on a level playing field with the likes of the iPhone and Android phones?

Well, here at Mobiles.co.uk we’ve managed to bag ourselves an X6 and plan on giving the phone a thorough play-test to give you all the details but we need your help. What is it about the Nokia X6 that you’ve been dying to find out? What key feature would you like us to look at in more detail? Simply use the comments section below to post those burning questions and we’ll do our darnedest to cover them in our full Nokia X6 review next week. Keep an eye on the blog for more information.