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Wondering how Sony Ericsson’s W595 will turn out? Well, the folks over at Megawhat have managed to get their hands on the phone, and they’ve been kind enough to post a video for the world to see. If you needed to have a look at how it works before you buy it, then feel free to check out the video.
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Rumors of an 8 megapixel Sony Ericsson phone dubbed Hikaru have surfaced on the Internet again. Details on the phone are a little sketchy at the moment, and there is no mention of specifications, aside that it will probably have 8GB of internal storage. The picture shown here is a mockup of the phone
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You may not have been able to get your hands on Sony Ericsson’s latest Xperia X1 just yet, but somebody else has, and instead of selling the phone on eBay like some people like to, he’s taken a lot of trouble to dissect the phone and put the whole process on YouTube for all to see. Want to know what’s inside the X1 before you buy it
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Designed by ChefZX from mobile-review, the Sony Ericsson W570 concept is a pretty hot Walkman device, although a bit thick. Depending on the colour of its sliding piece, it’ll light up in green, blue, orange or mauve.
I have to say that this is quite a long handset, with the usual side volume control buttons, play/pause key beneath the screen and comfortable numeric keypad.
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Sony Ericsson Kate is said to be the follow-up to the K750, but one that will very much appeal to CyberShot fans. In case you think that the device is all about a top camera and hot photo features, turns out that if features multitasking, a rare trait of modern handsets.
Add varied connectivity options and a CyberShot camera in the mix and we’ve got a hit… (might be the Sony Ericsson C912, not 100% sure though).
Kate’s specs include a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and a Xenon flash, touch-sensitive camera keys, Java and a pretty big display (bigger than C902). As for connectivity, the handset supports HSDPA and quad-band GSM/EDGE, while the pricing and availability are mysteries for now, but rumours say that it’ll be announced this month.
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AT&T and Sony Ericsson today announced the availability of the Sony Ericsson W760a Walkman phone – the first 3G Walkman phone in the U.S. The integrated accelerometer allows customers to shake or tilt the W760a to fast-forward to the next song or to simulate motion while playing video games. Dedicated A and B gaming buttons also allow customers extra control and interactivity.
Joining the popular W580 and recently launched W350 Sony Ericsson Walkman phones at AT&T, the W760a phone integrates the Walkman music player with the full suite of AT&T Mobile Music applications, including Napster Mobile, eMusic Mobile, Music ID and XM Radio.
Other features includes the Mobile Email, instant messenger, full HTML Web browsing, a 3.2 megapixel camera and AT&T Navigator for turn-by-turn directions and mapping functions. New W760a customers can demo AT&T Navigator with a 30-day free trial.
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This must be the most original handset I’ve seen lately and talk about niche public segment! Well, this Sony Ericsson concept phone, designed by Christine Park is a product for snowboarders, as it can be used with your gloves on with the aid of its rotating segments. Want to access the features of the device?
Start twisting this handset’s mechanism and you’ll scroll through different menu options with the aid of “knobs”, as the designer calls them.
There’s also a large button to push in order to make your selection and the only problem I can see in the case of this concept is the long twisting you’ll have to do in order to reach the needed options plus the fact that those knobs will grow loose in time and start malfunctioning.
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We’ve seen the XPERIA X5 before, but never so beautiful and so uber-filled with hot features… This time we’re dealing with a smartphone designed by Exilim from Esato and what a smartphone this is! Let me begin with the shocking specs: a Qualcomm MSM7200 850 MHz processor, 512 MB RAM and 40 GB internal memory…
Plus, there are 2 displays to toy with: a front TFT touchscreen (65k colors, 800 x 480) and a slideout one, TFT touchscreen as well (65 k colors, 800 x 240).
We mustn’t forget the full touch QWERTY keyboard/game controls and the classic 3G HSDPA connectivity, accompanied by Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, GPS, A-GPS and an 8 megapixel camera with autofocus, image stabiliser and Xenon flash. The battery is incredible too, lasting 833 hours in standby mode and up to 10 hours if you’re a chatter.
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Sony Ericsson today announced the launch of PlayNow plus, a music download service for Sony Ericsson customers, available for use on both phones and PCs. The service is due to launch commercially with operator Telenor in Sweden in the fourth quarter of this year, with further roll-outs around the world beginning in early 2009. A special edition of the Sony Ericsson W902 Walkman phone will be the first product released with an integrated PlayNow plus service. The service draws from Sony Ericsson’s collaboration with Omnifone and licensing terms have been agreed with all major international music labels-including EMI, Sony BMG, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music – as well as thousands of local music labels.
To add to the discovery and community aspects of PlayNow plus, TrackID charts, generated by Sony Ericsson consumers around the world, are also included. Sony Ericsson plans to include, as part of the service, up to 1000 of recent popular tracks, both locally and globally, with each PlayNow plus phone.
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The W595 Walkman™ is perfect for those who want to share sounds with their friends. Store and play more than 1,900 songs** through the built in stereo speakers. Plug in the in-box sharing jack to listen silently to your tunes with a friend or Bluetooth™ your sounds to Sony Ericsson’s range of wireless speakers.
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New leaked model has just been posted on se-nse.net. The new walkman phone, called Rika, is the walkman phone version of the G705 slider phone which was announced early this month. The Rika will be officially introduced to you in October and available in December.
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Sony Ericsson has launch HCB-108 Bluetooth speakerphone today. Boasting with a handsfree calling feature, HBC-108 can stand up to 25 hours of talk time, and a over month of standby time.
Sony Ericsson HBC-108 measures 4.7? x 2.4? x .6?, and it comes with a multipurpose visor mount, so that the users can swiftly and simply mount it in any automobile.
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It had been for quite sometime that we have been waiting for the most ravishing Windows Mobile phone. Finally, people in Sweden, Germany and UK will get the opportunity to possess one, when Sony Ericsson officially launches Xperia XI in these countries on September 30. Countries across Europe, Asia and Latin America will have to wait until the Q4 2008 for the XI. And for consumers in North America, China, Australia and Russia, dates for availability will be announced soon.
When Sony Ericsson first displayed its ‘premium’ device at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona early this year, Xperia X1 received rave comments from mobile phone buffs. Some said that Xperia XI is Sony Ericsson’s answer to Apple’s iPhone. What is it that made Xperia XI the most sought after device months before its availability? XI is touted to have the best quality screen, four way navigation keys, full QWERTY keyboard, and optical joystick for smooth browsing and super fast processor and network speed.
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Apparently Sony Ericsson Xperia is not set to be exclusive with the Microsoft’s Windows Mobile platform. Will the future Xperia devices use Symbian or Android platform? Unfortunately, the joint venture of Japan’s Sony and Sweden’s Ericsson was reluctant to reveal any details.
Today, a Sony Ericsson executive commented that devices released under the Xperia brand in the future may not run the Windows Mobile platform. The Xperia X1, Sony Ericsson’s first Windows Mobile smartphone, is set to launch in Europe later this month. Magnus Andersson, product manager for the X1, said that the Xperia brand is “not married” to any one technical platform. Sony Ericsson has mentioned that it plans to offer a range of devices under the Xperia brand, with the X1 launching first.
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I think this stylish phone would be a good choice for entertainment lover. Sony Ericsson quitely announced its new W707 Alicia, a Walkman handset, which has HSDPA connectivity and 3.15 mega pixel camera with a video recording option.
As an advanced version of W980 handset, this attractive walkman handset comes with two displays on the external case (one is hidden in the upper part and the other one appears over the music control wheel), superb web and email capabilities.
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