AT&T isn't the only one to be holding an E-Series Nokia smartphone as T-Mobile is now selling the Nokia E73 Mode through its web site for the affordable price of $69.99 with a 2-year agreement and after a $50 mail-in-rebate. This S60 3rd edition smartphone from the Finnish company sports one fine looking design that follows in the same footsteps like the Nokia E71 and E72, but packs some additional goodies to stand out from its predecessors. The Nokia E73 Mode features 3G connectivity, Wi-Fi, 5-megapixel camera, 3.5mm headset jack, GPS, WebKit-based web browser, and business professionals will find it pleasing as it packs support for Mail for Exchange. Although the carrier also has a decent mix of BlackBerry smartphones, this handset should still prove to be appealing thanks to its compact looking form factor. It's nice to see that the carrier is adding yet another Nokia branded smartphone to their lineup as we saw the Nokia Nuron 5230 arrive not too long ago, but we'll see if it can spread the Symbian love to even more customers with this latest addition.
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