Nokia N73: Valuable Piece of Technology

Nokia is undeniably a market leader. Several sophisticated models have been introduced by this leading mobile company. The latest N-Series models have changed the communication process effectively. The Nokia N73 is a music oriented phone with a number of user-friendly features. Measuring 110 X 49 X 19 mm and weighing 116gms, it is very light weight too. It has many multimedia functions which are accessible through a menu. It is supported with excellent battery backup. With the standby time of over 350 hours, it offers hassle-free communication. The handset is easily available on different online mobile shops with various mobile phone deals.

Regarding the memory, the users don’t have to compromise as it has 64 MB of internal memory which can be expanded by MicrosSD memory card to 2 GB. The best part of the phone is that it supports Symbian 9.1 operating system. Loaded with technology-rich features, this is the upgraded version of N70. It has 3 mega pixel camera, music player, integrated Bluetooth, and other productive capabilities. Available in two colours namely silver deep plum and metallic red, it is a sleek candy bar shaped handset. It sports an impressive 2.4 inch QVGA screen with 262,144 colours. Supporting 240 x 320-pixel resolution, it promises vibrant colours, spiky text and brilliant images. The digital camera with Carl Zeiss Optics lens, auto-focus and digital zoom offers ultimate photography experience to the users.

A range of image customization and editing tools allow users to use its camera in eight scene modes to capture photographs. It allows video with excellent sound formats like MP4 and 3GP. You can enjoy easy transfer of files with Bluetooth 2.0 technology. The mobile phone can also be used as a modem for sending and receiving emails. For internet purpose, it has HTML/XHTML Web browser. The customer-friendly Quick office application allows you to view Microsoft Word, Power Point and Excel document formats. It also has a Adobe Reader for viewing PDF files. The handset's e-mail functionalities are helpful for the corporate users. The device supports SMTP, IMAP4, and POP3 email accounts.

Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones: Technology With Good Network

Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones is a deal that have changed the method of the telecommunicating because you are going to get the latest mobile phone with the latest network provide the Orange. Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones is the combination of the Nokia N73 and the Orange mobile network. It is true that the N-Series is the latest and full of new born technology series that have been churned out by the experts of the Nokia the Finnish mobile giant. N-Series is the landmark in the mobile world. Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones is the latest and user-friendly mobile phone of the Nokia N-Series with orange mobile network. Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones is a light weighted mobile phone weighs 116.5g measuring 110 x 49 x 19 mm. Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones has a TFT screen with 16M colors. The screen is helpful to view the captured pictures and video clippings. You have a good option to use the internet with the help of the WAP 2.0, xHTML, HTML. Internet is the best option to keep you in touch of your family members and employees Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones houses a powerful capacity with 42MB memory and the advantage of the memory is its 64 MB SDRAM memory and ARM nine 220 MHz processor. You have a good option to store the important files and data even you can store the musical files. Data GPRS Class 11, HSCSD, EDGE Class 32, 296 / 176.6 kbits, 3G, 384 kbps, Bluetooth, v1.2 with A2DP, USB, v2.0 Pop-Port and OS Symbian OS 9.2, S60 rel. 3.1 are the key features of the network and data of the Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones. Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones houses a 3.15 MP camera in 1600x1200 pixels with video (CIF), flash and secondary CIF video call camera. You have an option to capture the pictures in the dark too. The beautiful moments of the life can be captured easily with the help of the camera. other key features of the Nokia N73 Orange Mobile Phones are DVB-H TV broadcast receiver, Video calling, Push to Talk, Java MIDP 2.0, MP3/M4A/AAC/eAAC+/WMA player, T9, Stereo FM radio, Voice command/dial, PIM including calendar, to-do list and printing, Document viewer, Photo/video editor and Integrated handsfree.

Nokia N82 Review – the Ultimate All Purpose Mobile?

The N-Series of mobile phones from Nokia have rapidly established themselves as the most wide-ranging and feature-laden set of mobile phones currently available in today’s market. The 2007 release of the N95 was a bold move that confirmed their ambitions and was arguably the first device in this series that fulfilled the majority of the requirements for a high-powered mobile phone and in some areas competed with mobile smartphones.

The latest high-profile addition to this series is the Nokia N82, which carries on in this tradition but adds in even more features that make you wonder a) how did they do it, b) how is this phone not literally bursting at the seams? Although I doubt I would be able to provide a direct answer to that, I sure can give you all the lowdown on whether or not the N82 can live up to its own self-generated hype.

As always, the first thing to take a look at is the overall design and build of the phone. Happily with the N82 all is well thanks to a solid weight of 114 grams and a width of 17.3mm. Both of these aspects make the N82 relatively comfortable to hold and while it isn’t anywhere near being compact, it’s still pocketable (just) and pleasant enough to hold without causing too much of a fuss. When compared to its competitors (i.e. other 5 megapixel phones), the N82 is much lighter than you would expect as only the compact LG Viewty KU990 and slim line Samsung G600 weigh less than the N82, which puts it properly into perspective.

The front of the phone is a silver coloured plastic, which thanks to its glossy finish is (inevitably) susceptible to fingerprints, but not anywhere near as much as you would think. As fingerprints are such a common issue with mobile phones these days it’s a little comforting to see a high-profile release at least attempting to minimise this problem for a change.

Overall, build-quality & design isn’t exactly unique or groundbreaking, but it’s suitable for a phone of this type and more importantly is almost perfectly proportioned and is likely to withstand more than the normal amount of bumps & scrapes.

The battery life in N-series phones seems to have been a major Achilles heel and a prominent reason for many potential consumers steering clear of them. The N95 8GB version did offer some improvements but the N82 seems more dedicated to clearing up the problem with a little more solidity. Approximate standby time with moderate usage is around 3 days which although isn’t exactly brilliant, it’s not too bad for a device with this amount of power and capabilities.

The UI (User Interface) is based on the Symbian 9.2 platform and this seems to suit it perfectly, as the speed and overall usability is indisputable. One of the main reasons in fact for the impressiveness of the UI, is the 128MB of RAM inside the N82, which even for a device of this kind is still plenty to go round, so many business users can take solace that their time won’t be wasted by slow interfaces. HTC TYTN II – Are you listening!?

As you would expect the N82 packs in all the usual high-end mobile phone features such as high speed 3G connection (HSDPA); Wi-Fi; Bluetooth, USB (microUSB in this case though); music player compatible with the majority of formats (MP3, AAC, AAC+ etc) but there is much more than meets the eye in this case. In addition to all of these mentioned capabilities, you also have a GPS receiver with the Nokia Maps application built-in, motion sensor with auto-screen rotation and compatibility with the fairly recent 8GB microSD memory cards. This coupled with the 100MB of in-built memory means that storage is doubtless one of the N82s strong points.

The Nokia N82 really comes into its own when you look at what the camera is capable of. It’s clear from this evidence that Nokia are eager to make the N82 its flagship cameraphone, possibly eclipsing the still-excellent N95. The N82 has a 5-MegaPixel module coupled with autofocus, the renowned Carl Zeiss Optics and a secondary video calls camera. What does make it stand out is the addition of a Xenon flash, which was most recently seen in the Sony Ericsson K850i.

There’s no other way to say it, the Nokia N82 is quite possibly the best cameraphone currently available, as they’ve used the same specs seen in the current ruler (N95) and added a superior flash, making it difficult to suggest anything else when the topic of high-end cameraphones comes up. To make things even better, a sliding lens cover is also used to protect that precious component from marks and scratches – a wise choice I might add.

As the Nokia N82 is the logical update to the still-popular N73, it’s understandable that expectations will be sky-high. What is surprising is that the N82 seems to not just meet these expectations head-on, but trample them underfoot. In reality, the Nokia N82 is a non-sliding version of the N95 as it boasts all the same features plus improved speed and camera functionality. The only aspect that in my opinion lets it down is in the look department. Although it definitely isn’t an ugly phone, it doesn’t offer quite the same ‘Wow’ factor when compared to the N95, at least to me.

Putting that (admittedly minor) issue aside, you’re left with one of the most capable all-round handsets on the market,boasting arguably the best camera module seen so far in mobile phones to date, along with a wide-array of features that make it difficult to recommend anything else above this. For a good-looking mobile phone, go elsewhere, for everything else there’s Nokia N82 – need I say more?