W54S is a very cool Japanese Sony Ericsson phone that was announced recently. It was announced as a part of the Japanese KDDI network’s rather large announcement of its new range of phones (8 new phones were announced).
The W54S has a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, and it supports MicroSD memory cards when the 1 gigs of intern memory is up, and you want to store more pictures, music and videos. Its display is a massive 2.8 inch OLED display with a full 240 x 400 pixels resolution. Nice! It’s also got a DMB reciever and supports CDMA EVDO Rev A.
It measures 50 x 106 x 19 millimeters and weighs in at 146 grams. Not the lightest phone ever, I must say! However this is pretty normal for higher spec’d Japanese phones. It comes in three colors; Aqua Blue, Fromboise Red and Velvet Black. Personally I like the blue and black edition, which is rather uncommon for me to like the design of a Japanese phone 
You can check out a whole lot of pictures at JUSTAMP.
Filed under: Announcement, Japanese, Mobile TV, W series
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Mobile-Review has posted a great review of Sony Ericsson W960. The review is in Russian, but thanks to great translation sites such as Google Translate, all us non-Russian-speaking people can also have a nice read. You can find the review here
Update! The English one has now been posted!
By the way, in case you’re wondering why I’ve been inactive lately, it’s because my computer has been a mess, and it’s been pretty much impossible for me to use it.
Filed under: Review, W series, Walkman
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I just received these two phones yesterday
And now some of you could be wondering, what on Earth I’d want these two phones for. Well, the Ericsson T68 was the world’s first color screen phone, and the T68i is, I think, the one that replicates this the best from Sony Ericsson. T610 is a phone, that made Sony Ericsson popular and is pretty much the only reason why Sony Ericsson is in the top 4 of the world’s biggest manufacturers this day.
I’ll make sure to post some pictures of these two phones (for sentimental reasons, of course)! Also noticed that they’re both on the first firmware release, but I don’t have any cable to update their firmware (if they’re still on SEUS, that is). 
Filed under: New phone, T series
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Fed up with buggy firmware, poor customer support and virtually no communication whatsoever from the company who sold them a less than satisfactory flagship product a year ago, UIQ 3 smartphone users have submitted an Open Letter to the new CEO of Sony Ericsson.
If you’ve been a part of the UIQ 3 debacle this past year, please digg this to make Sony Ericsson realize this problem.
read more | digg story
Filed under: Open letter, PDA, Problems, Symbian, UIQ
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Well, just an update on the post I posted last week. My boss has had a chat with Sony Ericsson, and it seems that they’ll send the phone next Monday (I think it’s because of vacation, that they can’t send it before). So I’m strongly counting on getting a green K850 next week - am very excited. Especially because this color variant isn’t available here in Denmark.
So watch this space, and I’ll of course make sure to post lots of pictures, thoughts and my final review!
Filed under: K series
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In my quest to find out if PhotoFix is any good, I’ve shot some pictures with my new “K810″, and compared the original picture with the one after the processing of PhotoFix.
PhotoFix works quite well in some coincidences, while in others, it totally ruins the picture, making it way to light and easily overexposed.
You can check out 11 examples of PhotoFix usage after the break.
Continue reading “PhotoFix - any good?”
Filed under: Camera, Comparison, Cyber-shot, K series
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Eldar Murtazin from Mobile-Review has written an article about the changes in the new A200 operating platform in Sony Ericsson phones such as K850 and W910. Here he compares the old A100 with the new one, and shows lots of examples of the new stuff. It’s only available in Russian, so I used Google Translate to translate it. You can find it here! Hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I did!
Update! It’s now available in English, too! Check it out here
Filed under: A1 / A100, A2 / A200, Comparison, Operating platform, Review
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Posted by Michell | October 22nd, 2007 
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