Sony Ericsson

Sony Ericsson and Microsoft has announced the XPERIA X1 Java enabled mobile phone coming out on the second half of 2008. The mobile phone will be using Windows Mobile as the operating system. Check out the specs and photo at TxTu.

Well, another mobile phone has just been officially announced by Sony Ericsson which seems to be beefing up it’s phone portfolio in time for the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. The Sony Ericsson W760 has some nifty features that includes version 3.0 of the Walkman® player.

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Sony Ericsson has just announced the W350 mobile phone. This upcoming Java-enabled mobile phone from Sony Ericsson has a design I haven’t seen for quite a while — flip-style mobile phones. This is the first from Sony Ericsson (if I don’t count the ones sporting the Ericsson brand).

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Sony Ericsson has announced it’s upcoming Z555 java-enabled mobile phone with a unique and sleek design. It features gesture control that allows you to interact with your mobile phone without normally touching it.

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I’ve read about the rumored Sony Ericsson before but this is the first time I have seen photos of the mobile phone. Knowing Sony Ericsson’s impeccable engineering skills, it’s not a far fetched reality.

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Sony Ericsson has been very busy lately! Apart from several announcements of upcoming mobile phones, most of which support J2ME 3D graphics, they have unveiled the next generation PlayNow content download service.

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Remember the Sony Ericsson W960? The one with an 8GB storage, WiFi and touch screen? There’s good news for you people waiting for the W960 Walkman® phone! An announcement from Sony Ericsson said that it will start to ship from November 2007. Read the full article …

Sony Ericsson has officially announced the upcoming W890i, K660i and K630i HSDPA mobile phones. All the three phones have Java Mobile and is capable of playing 3D games.

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Needless to say, this Sony Ericsson mobile phone has support for Java midlet 2.0. It has a whooping 8GB of storage space (wish all walkman phones have this much storage). Another plus is the published music listening time of 25 hours.

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Sony Ericsson recently announced two new mobile phones based on Sony Ericsson’s Javaâ„¢ Platform 8 (JP-8) which supports Mobile Services Architecture (MSA), the next-generation Javaâ„¢ umbrella standard (JSR 248).

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