Nokia N73 is more often called king of all mobiles – and let me tell you, it deserves to be the king. It is the best in this row because of its Symbian OS, Carl Zeiss lens and 3 megapixels backed. If you forgot to carry your pen drive and you wanted to carry some official documents home, with your Nokia N73 you need not worry. You can store your MS word documents in this phone and download it in your system
Features of N73 :
Its functional keys are very good its active stand-by mode makes it’s a loved phone. Youngsters now need not keep their cameras always ready wherever they go. Their 3.2 megapixel camera is enough to capture good quality pictures. Along with this, it is decked with all regular features of Nokia such as UMTS support, Infrared and Bluetooth. Along with this, it also has a USB Mass Storage feature and a great web browser. Its charger slot and Pop-Port connector, earphones and a pouch are the other accessories that are provided in a kitty with Nokia N73.
Disadvantages of Nokia N73
The camera cover of Nokia N73 is slightly loose and may let in dirt, etc. In addition, the design and style of the phone is also not very appealing. For example, the numeric pad of the phone is uncomfortable and cheap. The makers of this phone could have attached a memory card and wi-fi services. The joystick of Nokia N73 is also not very comfortable to hold and slippery. Although not a big deal, but the alarm phone of Nokia N73 is not repeated.
Hot in Nokia N73
Nokia N73 features the Symbian S60 3rd Edition along with various compatibility programs. The dimensions of the phone are also unique. Although it is in the shape of a square, it has the shape of a trapezoid. It is also becoming popular because of the range of choices it provides in terms of colour. It’s cool combinations of violet and brown and white & red give a sporting spirit to youngsters.
Nokia says that it is more of a multimedia computer. Its primitive game console, MP3 player, etc. make it a smartphone and a best choice for phone lovers.
- Anjum Azaz is a technology enthusiast and a research scholar in University of Delhi , India.