OK, so this is a great looking phone. Unfortunately it lacks a keypad that I can actually use and offers a lot of stuff that I could careless about.

You know something is up when you receive a powerful smartphone and you don’t rip open the box to make a phone call or try out an Excel spreadsheet. Instead you slide open the camera lens cover and madly take photos of anything remotely attractive or interesting. That’s the Nokia N73: a camera that just happens to have a smartphone attached. If great photos aren’t your thing, Nokia offers a wide variety of Symbian OS Series 60 phones with with lesser cameras and other strong points such as the Nokia E61’s QWERTY keyboard and the N91’s 4 gig hard drive for MP3s aplenty. If quality photos are important, the N73 and its bulkier sibling the N93 (which lacks the 850MHz band used by Cingular in the US) are Nokia’s top offerings. The Nokia N80 has a 3MP camera that’s quite good (once you adjust to the shutter lag), and you’d likely be pretty impressed if you saw the photos it takes. That is, until you see the N73’s photos. The N73 has a 3.2 megapixel camera and adds a Carl Zeiss autofocus lens which makes for sharper photos…. Source: mobiletechreview.com