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.

Looks like Google’s Android has tons of catching up to do. Besides the huge installed base of Java-enabled mobile phones and Nokia’s acquisition of TrollTech, they now have to contend with the recently announced first 3G capable Linux mobile phone under the sub-$100 category by NXP and Purple Labs.

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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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Found a leaked photo and some info of the successor to the Nokia E61i dubbed as the Nokia N71. The specs I gathered are pretty cool.

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I’ve been playing games on the mobile phone for quite a while and I often wonder, “Is there really such a thing as a perfect mobile gaming phone?” What features should it have? What should it look like?

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I’ve seen the photos of Willcom’s Android phone on a prototype board. Go see this one — it’s a working Android mobile phone being used in the wild.

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An Android mobile phone prototype has been spotted. The Android (an open mobile platform from Google) mobile phone has been showed off by Japanese mobile phone operator WillCom.

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Now, this is something different. I love wearing jeans but I would never have thought of creating a mobile phone that can go with my jeans. If you love wearing jeans then this may interest you. Now can buy a Java-enabled mobile phone that provides a “fashion statement”.

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