Nokia N73

Recently I have been carrying a camera; PIM; MP3 player; data link to my home computer; television; and phone all within a single device that doesn%C2%92t cause a bulge in my pocket.

I remember an extremely wet day last year, a very long walk from Clapham Junction to <b>Battersea</b> Bridge (faulty sat nav) and then a presentation offering almost everything that a <b>mobile</b> <b>phone</b> could possibly offer.

The N73 is a multimedia-centric device and as a smartphone it can expand its abilities with additional applications, which is a huge advantage over the rival models from other manufacturers – the K800 from SonyEricsson for example. It is one of the best cameraphones on the market now with its 3-megapixels and auto-focus lens by Carl Zeiss, and produces images even better than the Nokia's flagship phone – the N93. Although its music player's interface is not the most comfortable to use, it offers good options for sorting, but unfortunately the sound from the stereo speakers lacks quality for a portable audio system. Overall, the N73 is very good device, and the Symbian S60 OS justifies the bulky size

The three contenders in this article are some of the hottest phones on the market. Each of them has 3.2 megapixel autofocus camera and the logical...

Being the best equipped handset ever Nokia N73 has managed to overrun the king of all mobiles - the slider Nokia N80. It features Symbian OS, 3 megapixels...

While aesthetics are subjective, I would argue that the N73 is a good looking phone. It seems many others would agree, as the device was met with...

What's better than a review of Nokia's king-of-the-hill candybar, the 3.2-megapixel N73 with virtually every desirable feature under the sun? How about three reviews? Early reports suggest some discontent with the N73's build quality and processor speed, not to mention that the lack of WiFi leaves us wanting -- but viewing the phone as the N70's heir apparent puts everything into perspective for us.

Nokia N73 (2006) (Mobile Phone): 3.6 out of 5 stars from 8 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

Making mobile memories

Nowadays a broadband internet access is necessary in our daily life. I have to use my mobile phone for my internet access. I have Nokia 6120c and N73, ...

Steve gets to grips with the changes Nokia has made to the N73 for this, its Music Edition.

Nokia's N73 is one of the best camera phones we've seen this year, with a wide range of multimedia and business features tucked under its belt. Responsiveness, however, is not a strong point.

Who was it that said: ‘you should never mix business with pleasure’? Well, that’s simply not true with Nokia’s N73.

On paper Nokia's N73 looks certainly looks the goods. The headline specification has to be its pairing of Carl Zeiss optics with a 3.2 megapixel imager (2048 x 1536 pixels), but there are other attractive photographic options rolled into the package such as the 15 fps video capture mode and the built-in flash. The phone is equipped with a miniSD card slot and, wonder of wonders, there was a usefully capacious 128MB card packaged with the test unit.