but hopefully you won’t be left without any news tomorrow as I’m hoping some of the blog contributors will do a post or two
Here we go. 
What’s the safest sign a new colour is officially available? Yeah, you guessed it: A live pic gallery over at Planete Nokia.
So, they now present us the up to this point four colours of the W880i:
Steel Silver & Flame Black,
Classic Gold &
the all new Pitch Black, in my opinion the second best looking colour scheme, best one still Steel Silver:
Enjoy the pics!
Filed under: New colour, W series, Walkman
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… so I’m afraid I won’t be able to post anything unless it’s really important. Well, at least not untill later in the day or around midnight (well it won’t be much of a party - that’s Saturday!). Anyways I just wanted to let you guys know, but hopefully you won’t be left without any news tomorrow as I’m hoping some of the blog contributors will do a post or two 
Oh and in case anybody was wondering, I’m turning 17! 
Filed under: Off topic
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Thoughts have been flying around about a upcoming PlayStation branded Sony Ericsson phone and it has been quite an exciting subject in the Sony Ericsson related forums all over the world.
Now Sony Computer Entertainment co-chief operating officer Jim Ryan has commented on a possible future convergence of PlayStation and Sony Ericsson handsets.
- The PlayStation is a proven success and so is Sony Ericsson. Convergence with the two arms working together is definitely plausible, Jim Ryans says to Economic Times.
It could be possible that Sony Ericsson is working on a counter back at Nokia’s recently launched Ngage series of handsets.
Source: Economic Times
Filed under: Entertainment, Future, Rumour
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I’ve just created a new way of reviewing phones, so that it’ll be much nicer and better for you guys to read and understand. This new system will automatically make the reviews longer and more in-depth going so you’ll end up knowing the most interesting aspects of the phone, when you’re done reading it. I’ve looked at some big mobile phone reviewing websites and have gathered some information there about how they do it and what I like and dislike about it to finally create the ultimate way of reviewing phones (I hope)
Here’s an overview of how upcoming reviews from this site will look:
Page 1
- Intro
- Advantages and disadvantages
- Design, size and compared to other phones
Page 2
- Design in detail
- User interface
- Applications and organizer (calender, alarm, etc.)
Page 3
- Camera
- Music (and FM-radio)
- Games
- Connections & Internet
Page 4
- Phonebook
- Messaging
- Calls
- Conclusion
I hope you like it, and if you have any suggestions to the system or have spotted something that could be improved, please don’t hesitate to post a comment.
If I have the time I’ll try to ‘convert’ the K850 review into this way of reviewing and of course add more content to it. No promises, though.
Oh, I almost forgot! This new system will also bring much more (non watermarked!) pictures (with much better quality than before!) to the reviews
Filed under: Future, Review
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It seems that two research scientists - Adrian Nowak and Karsten Sohr - at Bremen University in Germany has found a security hole in Sony Ericsson phones that can give applications read & write access to the system files, and in worst cases exploit this access. However this can also give users the ability to change or delete some of the “unwanted” system files such as protected ring tones, parts of operator branding and alike.
The “affected” phones - so to speak - are phones sold between 2005 - 2007, which means that it’s everything from the good old K750 to newer phones such as T650 - maybe also the K850 and W910, but that’s not for sure. Only Java phones (those running OSE and not Symbian UIQ) has this “problem”.
Personally I don’t think it’s that much of a problem as the user must grant the application permission to access these files. So please do not worry about this - it’s still totally safe to use your phone and install applications. It just shows that the students at Bremen University should have better things to do than this
Filed under: A1 / A100, Application, Firmware, Java, Problems
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