The Sony Ericsson W890i has finally toppled by…..its younger brother, the W890i. It’s every bit as slim line as its predecessor but opts for a far usable keypad than the minute Lozenge buttons of the W890i. There’s HSDPA for snappy downloading and a 3.2 MP camera.

Photos are bright, if a little shabby on close inspection, but it’s the super-slick and sweet-sounding third generation Walkman player that earns it the top spot. Those clever designers have also managed to stuff an FM radio into the package for good measures. Read the rest of this entry »

You must be getting bored of hearing about the launch of PDAs, communicators and HTCs. Tighten your seat belts because you just might fall for this exciting new handset from Sony Ericsson. Its called the Xperia X1, its the most talked about gadget these days as we are still waiting for its release.

The XPERIA X1 has a 800 x 400 resolution screen along with a 3.2 megapixel camera without flash. Its features mainly include 3G-HSDPA 7.2 Mbps, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, full QWERTY keyboard- accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate, optical joystick navigation,  3.0 inches touch screen. It has a high standby time of upto 833h. It is based on Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and also has a built in GPS function.

Unique design is what that makes it so special to some people.

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The K850i targets users desiring a good camera phone-exactly what their K850i achieved some three years back. This is a device that will strike you with  its sheer build quality-its like a little rock, and feels exceptionally solid in hand. The color scheme is cool-shiny black with dark green stripes down the sides and on the joy-pad-and is an attention grabber.The other things that will attract you immediately is the compact dimension of this phone. The only minus a result of this is the very small number keys on the phone, thanks to which the edges of your fingers will get sore after a lot of SMS typing-a saving grace is that the keypads well spaced out, else this device would be a spectacular failure.

Sony Ericsson provides good PMP capabilities, a good music and video player menu system, and good stereo sound. The camera that the “K”series are famous for is the pinnacle of SE’s cameras-5 mega pixel coupled with a Xenon flash. Although its not as feature-rich as the N95, it’s a very different device. focused more on the user who wants something compact, and more handy to pull off a couple of quick shots. For those wanting a huge feature list look elsewhere.This one focuses on being a king of a few trades, and not a jack of many.

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Sony Ericsson has come up this ultimate phone. This is the best ever phone with loads of sweet features. The Sony Ericsson C905 Cyber-shot code named as Shiho is an 8 megapixel shooter. The Sony Ericsson C905 is an amazing phone having a 16x digital zoom.The 104 x 49 x 18 millimeters killer sleek looking slider phone, infact the first cyber-shot of its kind.
Not only this it has a autofocus feature, face detection, image stabilization and for amazingly clear photo’s and video’s its got an amazing xenon flash. With a special feature called as Smart Contrast.

Connectivity wise, its a three variant, 2G network- GSM, 3G Network- HSDPA.
The battery time is also nice 380 hours on standby and 9 hours of talk on GSM networks, or alternatively 360 hours on standby or 4 hours of talk on 3G networks.

The ultimate C905 has a built-in GPS receiver so the phone will never let you get lost! Whatsmore, it even has an accelerometer which allows the screen to rotate when you go through your camera album letting you to have full fun while browsing with your album and watch them on TV too along with friends using an TV-out port.

The Sony Ericsson C905 is also armed with a 2.4 inch QVGA TFT display with scratch-resistant mineral glass cover. With this large screen you can have full internet browsing experience as it is comes with Wi-Fi that supports DLNA, which is basically a wireless media sharing protocol that runs on top of Wi-Fi.

With all these features it just weights 136g. This awesome looking phone comes in Copper Gold, Ice Silver & Night Black in early Q4 2008 with a bundled 2 GB Memory Stick Micro M2.

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According to Sony Ericsson, the new Xperia X1 will offer the richest mobile user experience, putting the world at the users fingertips. Best of all, they’ve just released the SDK.

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Sony has just announced a new Walkman music player, with the launch of the S, B and E series devices.

The 7.5mm thick S Series is described as “super-light” an has a 2-inch QVGA LCD display. Video capable, it offers 30fps playback and horizontal or vertical viewing.

Sony says its colourful interface can be personalised with wallpaper or photos whilst a new feature see podcasts grouped together under a single icon.

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Play.com has announced that it will be selling the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Sim free from the 30 October.

Customers keen to get their hands on Sony Ericsson new smartphone are being promised day one delivery and the chance to get it without having to sign up for any lengthy contracts.

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Shiho is the codename of the upcoming Cyber-shot flagship model from Sony Ericsson, and we’ve got everything about it! Its final name will be C905, and it’ll be announced along with some phones on the 17th of this month. In this post we’ll announce it for Sony Ericsson, and save them the trouble, plus give the competitors a little something to wee their pants about.

The C905 is the latest camera offering from Sony Ericsson featuring a fully spec’d 8.1 mega pixel camera with auto focus, face recognition, a new feature called Smart Contrast, image stabilization, BestPic, red-eye reduction, xenon flash as well as photoflash for both photos and videos. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s set to be the ultimate product placement fest this winter, and the latest gadget to join the cast of new Bond flick, Quantum of Solace, is the Sony Ericsson C902. Read the rest of this entry »