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Sony Ericsson W980i Phone

admin — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 07:46:51 +0000

Sony Ericsson W980i Features

Walkman keys are placed on the front with the color screen providing information about the song being played so users can keep the phone closed while listening to music
Choice of eight equalizer presets, each of which contains a distinct profile that is suitable to a range of music
Clear stereo and clear bass delivers distortion free sound at high volumes so listeners enjoy music as it was meant to be heard
Access up to 5 million tracks through PlayNow to maximize any music collection
TrackID can identify any track that consumers can’t put a name to
With 8GB internal memory, the phone can store up to 8000 songs (eAAC+ format)
Share favorite tracks by channeling music through the stereo speakers or use the built-in FM transmitter to send the music to other FM receivers

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 cloned,Cell Phone News and Reviews

admin — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 15:39:30 +0000

And I was wondering when we’ll see the first Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 clone. It’s here, and it has quite decent specs, and bit rougher (uglier) lines than the original device. The fake X1 sports the full QWERTY keyboard, 5 megapixel camera, 3-inch touchscreen that can display 16 million colors, and a built-in TV tuner. Too bad it’s a rip-off and doesn’t run Windows Mobile but some Chinese mobile operating system. And no, we don’t recommend getting one of these… More images follow after the jump.

PSP Mobile Phone finally coming under Sony Ericsson umbrella?

admin — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 15:38:25 +0000

We had earlier heard rumors about Sony’s lack of interest in bringing its PSP phone under the Sony Ericsson umbrella and now there is some leaked information that the PSP phone will be made by Sony Ericsson. The display of the phone could be rotated to turn the phone into a PSP console. The 4.3-inch TFT LCD 480 x 272-pixel screen will be developed for full PSP experience.

The strictly mobile phone features will include – 2MP camera, web browser, Podcasting, New Media browser, Flight Mode, Bluetooth 2.0, streaming audio/video, video call, WAP 2.0 xHTML, speaker phone, vibrating alert, SMS, MMS, navigation key, picture wallpaper, Java, alarm clock, calculator and calendar. It will possibly support Memory Stick Micro and SanDisk micro SD for memory expansion. The device will allow up to 9 hours of talk time, up to 400 hours of standby time, 3 hours 20 minutes of video call time and as a gaming phone up to 5 hours of game time.

Sony Ericsson Paris spotted in new color

admin — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 16:57:23 +0000

Even though we’re not sure when, or even whether (now when Symbian Foundation is formed) Sony Ericsson will officially unveil the Paris, the device has been spotted in new color. Again it’s “the wild” where some sneaky insider caught the black and orange version of Paris. We certainly hope the Swedish-Japanese handset maker won’t give up on it. Paris looks like a perfect Symbian UIQ device, and I would enjoy using it as much as I enjoy my W960i. Ok, maybe even more.

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Sony Ericsson unveils Maria Sharapova accessories in London

admin — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:01:51 +0000

Apple may have Steve Jobs to showcase its products, but Sony Ericsson has Maria Sharapova as a brand ambassador. And honestly, whom do you want to watch more?

Today the Swedish-Japanese handset maker unveiled the Maria Sharapova Design Collection in London, inspired by the beautiful tennis player’s own lifestyle and the latest fashion trends. She worked alongside Sony Ericsson’s design team to create a collection of accessories:

IDC-31 Courtside Case,
Compact IDC-32 Exercise Case,
IDC-33 Party Bag, and
IDC-34 Travel Wallet.
I’m sure ladies among our readers will find some of these appealing… More photos are available in Sony Ericsson’s media library.

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Sony Ericsson unveils J132, K330 entry-level phones

admin — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 13:05:29 +0000

Sony Ericsson today unveiled two new low-end phones J132 and K330. The former is the real entry-level device, sporting a dual-band GSM (900/1800 MHz) radio, color screen, FM radio, torch function and a dust-resistant keypad.

The K330 model adds a VGA camera, Bluetooth, GPRS data support and an application called Health mate on top of J132’s specs. Mentioned app is designed to help users in keeping track of calories and making their own daily health plans.

The J132 will be available in “Night Black” and “Heaven Blue” in selected markets from Q4 2008. The K330 will be available in “Gold on Black” and “Green on Black,” again in selected markets from Q3 2008.

Full release is available on Sony Ericsson’s website and two more press photos follow after the jump.

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Sony Ericsson F305, S302 phones leaked

admin — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:54:32 +0000

Tuesday, June 17th, will be an interesting day for Sony Ericsson. Two of the phones the Swedish-Japanese company will announce have been leaked — mobile gaming focused - F305 and quick shooter - S302.

Touted as the company’s first motion gaming enabled phone (even though the W910i and K850i also have built-in accelerometers), the F305 is the quad-band GSM + EDGE handset. It has dedicated gaming buttons around its 2-inch 176×220 screen, and loud stereo speakers on the back to make the gaming experience more enjoyable. There’s also Bluetooth support, 2 megapixel camera, Memory Stick Micro (M2) slot, FM radio, music player with TrackID support. Three games come pre-loaded with the device - Bowling, Bass fishing, and Jockey. The Sony Ericsson F305 is a low-to-mid range device, measuring 96×47×14.6 mm and weighing 97.5 grams. It will be available in “select markets” in Q3 2008, in “Polar White” and “Mystic Black.”

On the other hand, the quad-band GSM+EDGE Sony Ericsson S302 will be sold as an affordable camera phone. It has the same screen as the F305, and also comes with Bluetooth support, FM Radio, 2 megapixel camera and memory card slot. The S302 is the first device in the new Sony Ericsson’s series - Snapshot. It measures 101×46×11, weighs 79 grams and will be available in “Thunder Grey” and “Crystal Blue” in Q4 this year.

In addition to new phones, the Sony Ericsson will also unveil new Bluetooth headsets - HBH-PV-715, HBH-PV-720 (supports StyleUp covers) and HBH-PV-740 (features a status display).

Check out more images after the jump.

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Sony Ericsson Intros the HSDPA Z780 clamshell

admin — Mon, 12 May 2008 12:14:04 +0000

Together with the HSDPA phone G502, Sony Ericsson also announced a low-end version clamshell phone Z780. The Z780 is also an HSDPA phone and is a sister phone of the recently announced Sony Ericsson Z770. The Z780 boasts of tri-band 3G and HSDPA capabilities aside from sporting a stylish clamshell frame. With its 3G capability, the Z780 will give you faster mobile web browsing experience as well as quick access to your mobile email client. In addition, the Z780 is also equipped with a GPS function answering everyone’s navigation needs. Like the G502, the Z80 also features the latest version of Google Maps for mobile that allows you to view high quality maps with satellite view of local areas as well as view listings of restaurants, hotels and other establishmens in your locality. The maps also includes reviews and ratings of these establishments from people who have been to the establishments. Google Maps for Mobile in the Z780 enables you to receive turn-by-turn directions that will help you find your way into a specific location. The Z780 has the following powerful features; 2.0 megapixel VGA camera with 2.5x digital zoom, photoblogging features, various entertainment features including 3D games and Java apps, FM radio, video clip and video streaming. In addition, the Z780 can also be used as a full function music player. It supports MP3 and AAC music formats and has Bluetooth stereo (A2DP).For connectivity, aside from the 3G features, the Z780 also boasts of aGPS, Bluetooth, modem, PC synchronization, and USB support. These and other usual Sony Ericsson mobile features more than make the Z780 a good all-around clamshell phone.

via cellphonenews.com

Sony Ericsson announces the G502 HSDPA phone

admin — Mon, 12 May 2008 12:10:26 +0000

Sony Ericsson is bringing the mobile web into the mainstream with the release of its new G502 HSDPA phone. The G502 is the third in Sony Ericsson’s G series mobile handsets and the first model in this series to have the high-speed capability HSDPA. Running on HSDPA, users will have faster browsing and downloading experience. The main feature of the Sony Ericsson G502 is its tie up with Google Maps for Mobile. This feature will give you a satellite view of the local area where you are located as well as give you a listing of various spots, such as restaurants and hotes including reviews and ratings from those who have been into the place. The G502 however doesn’t have GPS capability. But if you want to have that function, you can do so by plugging in the GPS Enabler HG-100 accessory. The G502 is packed with a wealth of features that would certainly make you love this phone including; email access through POP3/IMAP client email, 2 megapixel camera with digital zoom of up to 4x, Bluetooth stereo, media player, stereo FM, USB support, synchronization features, 3D games, Java support, video recording and playback, video streaming, plus a complete organizer function. The G502 mobile phone works on GSM (900), GSM (1800), GSM (1900), UMTS (2100) HSDPA (2100) and has 10 hours of talk time and 320 hours of standby time. The Sony Ericsson G502 will be available 2ndQ of 2008 in Champagne Black and Brilliant Hazel.

via cellphonenews.com

Concept Cellphone: Konan from Sony Ericsson

admin — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 16:08:12 +0000

Rumor has it that Sony Ericsson is working on a new concept phone that will revolutionize the way we use our mobile phones. According to available information, the new phone will be called Konan: Beauty Renaissance 2.0. While available pictures may leave our curiosity piqued and appetite for mobile phone eye-candy sated, they say nothing about functions, features or capabilities. If all this rumor mongering is hype-building for a supposedly revolutionary phone, then maybe we should all have the patience to wait until SE officially announces the thing. After all, the Apple iPhone made good on the “revolutionary” hype, didn’t it?

[ The Sony Ericsson Konan? via MobileWhack ]