Anssi Vanjoki Head of Nokia Mobile Solutions has just released an Official Nokia statement over at the Official Nokia Blog, Nokia Conversations, saying that Nokia will fight back to win back their lost followers, including their favorite Symbian Guru Ricky.

Anssi Vanjoki said that Nokia have all the assets — including R&D and product development under one roof to produce killer smartphones and market-changing mobile computers. He also mentioned that Nokia have no intentions to use any other OS then Symbian & MeeGo in their Nokia handsets, He simply denied the Android OS.

Despite of all this he talks more about the upcoming Nokia N8 running Symbian^3 OS and MeeGo plan, also strongly clear that their may be upcoming NSeries device based on higher Symbian platforms like S^4.

Bits from Nokia Blog:

I am committed, perhaps even obsessed, with getting Nokia back to being number one in high-end devices. Achieving this will require performance and efforts over and above the norm. This is a role I’ve personally been preparing for over the last 20 years. We have all the assets — including R&D and product development – at our disposal under one roof – to produce killer smartphones and market-changing mobile computers.

Over the coming months, we’ll be releasing the Nokia N8, the first Symbian^3 phone from Nokia. I have been testing the N8 and I believe it is going to surprise a lot of people with its power and speed. The camera and HD quality video and deep integration with Ovi services will make this an entertainment powerhouse. We also plan to deliver our first MeeGo device this year. And MeeGo has me buzzing.

Symbian and MeeGo are the best software for our smartest devices. As such, we have no plans to use any other software. Despite rumors to the contrary, there are no plans to introduce an Android device from Nokia. There has also been some confusion about Symbian and Nseries. The Nokia N8 will be our only Nseries devices on Symbian^3. Of course, we ‘never comment on future products’, but a Symbian^4 Nseries device is a strong possibility. A very strong possibility 

Head over to Nokia Conversations now to read the full statement.