After the success of Sony Ericsson’s K770, another camera phone labeled as the Sony Ericsson Kate C510 rolls out to play in the mobile phone industry.
Built with a 2.2 inches screen, this gadget-fanatics teaser is loaded with a 3.2 megapixel camera alongside with image enhancements features such as the Photo Flash Face detection, Smile Shutter, and BestPic. Sony Ericsson Kate is also fabricated with a QVGA video as well as an active lens cover.
UIQ Technology’s performance has lately been sailing roughly. As a matter of fact, its 270 staff members was reported to already receive a dismissal notice last November 6, 2008 after holding a board meeting.
UIQ Technology is the brain behind the Symbian-powered smartphones, and, Motorola and Sony Ericsson each own half of the company’s stocks. However, Motorola, since it also has its own fair share of economic trouble nowadays, is not so bold in entering into a commitment of providing financial support for UIQ. Meanwhile, Sony Ericsson disclosed that it will continue its monthly financial support for the company.
The latest W705 Walkman music phone has finally been released by Sony Ericsson. The innovative gadget possesses music quality like that of W980. It features shake track control, Track ID song identification, SensMe mood playlists, and a built-in FM radio. And now, the W705 enables users to download DRM-free music from Sony Ericsson’s PlayNow arena service courtesy of its built-in WiFi support.
The W705 boasts of other features such as a large 2.4″ QVGA display, a 3.2 megapixel camera, a Bluetooth stereo support, a YouTube video client, a 3D Java gaming, a 120MB of built-in storage, and an additional 4GB Memory Stick M2 card. Now, what else do you need?
Sony Ericsson has unveiled the W760, a 3G-capable slider. This latest handset is available from AT&T’s display and carries a tri-band UMTS (850/1900/2100MHz) support as a backup besides its quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) support.
Other features include built-in GPS receiver, a free 30-day trial of AT&T Navigator GPS navigation service, a comprehensive HTML web browser, and an internal accelerometer for motion-controlled gaming.
The Sony Ericsson W760 is priced at $129.99 after a 2-year commitment and mail-in rebate, and is available in red or black from AT&T. A silver color scheme is also available exclusively at RadioShack.
Lately, Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X1 smartphone has been on FCC’s website. As stated in the documents, the handset was tried and tested only for AT&T’s 1900MHz UMTS network band, not mentioning the 1700MHz and 850MHz bands established in the file. The initial specifications for the cellphone includes 2 quad-band UMTS versions, which are the 850/1700/1900/2100MHz and 900/1700/1900/2100MHz respectively. Sony Ericsson has inveterated that neither X1 will tender support for UMTS on the AWS frequency bands.
The Xperia X1 is a slider handset with a complete QWERTY keyboard under its huge WVGA (800×480 pixel) touchscreen display. It also boasts of a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and video capture and a microSD card slot for extra storage
