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Nokia N73. N. OKIA first teamed up with optic. specialist Carl Zeiss with the N90. camera phone and has since installed. its famed photo lens in the recent …

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Despite these usability issues, the
N73 has a lot going for it and if you
can overcome its flaws, this handset
will prove to be one of the best Symbian
smartphones around. The latest version
of the Symbian Series 60 OS and
interface is a little more stable, thanks
to a faster processor. Any users of past
Nokia Symbian handsets will find nothing
new here to grapple.
With the keypad squeezed into a small
space, Nokia has at least used the
remaining space to include a copious
2.4-inch display. The handset’s imaging
ambitions means it is essential to have
a sizeable and good-quality screen to
view images and to double as a camera
viewfinder. The QVGA-quality screen is
a great platform for these activities,
displaying crisp detail and vivid colours.
A front-loaded VGA camera is on
hand for two-way video calling and its
performance follows the same lines as
previous Nseries stalwarts, the N70
and N80. Video calling is something
of a marginal pastime but should you
dabble, the N73 does a respectable
job. The quality of our call was blighted
with slight drag and judder, but the
speakers situated…