With all the finger-biting ahead of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1’s September release many are idling crossing the calendar while China does what any self-respecting manufacturing-based copyright snubbing culture would do - it releases it first. While many will elect to await the GPSsmartphone to come from Sony Ericsson why not enjoy globalisation with us and ponder the future of innovation.
The Sony Ericsson C905 has caused shockwaves in the cameraphone market with it’s class leading 8 megapixel camera, but what do the experts think? Check out the video.
Sony Ericsson Z750 is bringing purple back, and for all of you whom purple will be forever associated with high school comments about sexual deprivation - rest easy - you are not alone.
Sony’s long anticipated PSP phone may be getting close if recent leaks from the patent office are any indication.
The leaked patents describe a “hand-held device with touchscreen and digital tactile pixels” system used in a phone with media player, web browsing/e-mail device and navigation system.
With recent mobile gaming solutions like the F305 taking mobile gaming in a new directions will the PSP arrive in time to take advantage of the under-served market?
Sony Ericsson’s sales may be flat but the thin walls at HQ mean the leaks keep on coming, the latest is this walkman handset - codename Remi.
Sharing similarities with T610 and W890 the new Walkman device features the familiar three-soft-key layout and early specification reports suggest it will feature 3G HSDPA and 3.2 megapixel camera.
Will the Remi follow in the smash hit path of the T610 and remake the fortunes of SE or is this just more of the same from the candybar specialists?
Like good little corporate bloggers we’ve brought you regular updates on the rumored UIQ smartphones from Sony Ericsson - the G702 BeiBei and the P5i Paris but now the phones have been shelved permenantly.
Reasons for the decision are unclear with some suggesting the P5 Paris was uncompetitive and already outdated before release and the BeiBei’s axing may relate to marketing issues but SE fans will no doubt be disappointed at the news.
If you want a WiFi, GPS smartphone from Sony Ericsson it may now just be a nail-biting wait for the XPERIA X1.
You dont have to be a business user to know the smartphone market is getting HOT! And when it comes to anticipation there are two phones that matter and today they go head to head, mono et mono. Who will emerge victorious? Who is the people’s champion? Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 takes on HTC Touch Pro in a battle for your affections. Let us know your favourite.
XPERIA X1 Dimensions
52.6 x 110.5 x 17 millimetres (2.1 x 4.4 x 0.7 inches) Weight 158 gramms
Touch Pro Dimensions
51 x 102 x 18.05 millimetres (2 x 4 x 0.7 inches) Weight 165 gramms
Bringing motion sensitive gaming to the mobile market, the F apparently stands for Fun no less, the just launched device features Playstation ‘X’ ‘O’ buttons and NES level gaming.
Seems like a great package when combined with quadband GSM/EDGE, Bluetooth connectivity for multiplayer, Power Pack CCP-100 purchasable accessory for backup battery capabilities and Memory Stick Micro slot.
8.1 MEGAPIXEL camera phone! is this real! ….. hold up, I did not finish yet…Auto focus, Face recognition ,Smart Contrast, image stabilization, BestPic, red-eye reduction, xenon flash as well as photoflash for both photos and videos.The Sony Ericsson C905 Cyber-shot codenamed Shiho is a killer, if it actually exists. You can also geo-tag using the built-in GPS receiver, and the accelerometer will allow for screen auto rotation when you go through your camera album.
Gone are the days when telephones were the domain of doe-eyed star-crossed lovers whispering sweet nothings - the cellphone has becomes such a crucial mechanism of communication that hot on the heels of US authorities announcing they will co-ordinate SMS alerts in times of emergency Sony Ericsson has announced a partnership to provide Telemedicine across India.
Using their HSPA technology in conjunction with the ATNF the Swedish communications giant aim to give instant medical advice to the over 1 million patients that die each year in India as a result of limited access to medical advise.
A welcome initiative and further evidence that in the end technology will save us all so consume away, your tech-savvy investment in the G900 is helping to alleviate poverty in the emerging world. give yourself a pat on the back you’ve earned it my friend.
