So, Sony Ericsson announced two mid-end phones today. Both of these belong to the company’s new line of environmentally-friendly phones, dubbed GreenHeart.

The first one is the very familiar C901, but with additional GreenHeartbranding this time. So what does this mean. Well, for one, the phone will ship withlimited packaging due to the lack of a user manual, which is entirely digital and loaded onto the phone’s memory. Also, the C901 is made out of 50% recycled plastics and will be covered with a special waterborne paintthat reduces exposure to Volatile Organic Compounds. An improved light sensor is also incorporated, in order to reduce power consumption. The phone also comes preloaded with a WalkMate app, that tells you the steps you’ve made and  the amount of CO2 emissions you’ve prevented by not driving a car instead. Lastly, the phone will also come with a MH300 GreenHeart headset, made out of 100% recycled plastics.

Otherwise, this is still the same old C901, featuring a 2.2″ screen, a 5 megapixel camera with xenon flash and video light, autofocus, an active lens cover and software technologies, such as face and smile detection, BestPic, Photo fix, red-eye reduction, Geo-tagging Smart Contrast and other. We’ve also got GPS, quad-band GPRS?EDGE and dual-band UMTS/HSUPA here.

Now, Naite, which is Sony Ericsson’s 4th nontraditionally-named phone is lower-end phone. In addition to the eco-friendly technologies found in the C901, Naite will also have a low-power charger – one of the first of its kind. Besides that, it has a 2.2″ screen and a 2 megapixel camera, without flash or autofocus. FM radio is there as well. What’s great is that it has quad-band GPRS/EDGE support, plus HSDPA. It should come in two colour varieties – Vapour Silver and Ginger Red.

The C901 should hit the market in Q2, while Naite – in Q3,

Today our own review of the C510 saw daylight. It’s full of hi-res photos of the handset, sample pictures and of course plenty of information about this little Cyber-shot. Generally, we feel that this is a very good phone with a great price and a probable bestseller. You can find the review here:

Sony Ericsson C510 review

PS. It’s also my first review. I hope you enjoy it.

[HD video stream at YouTube] [HD video download link]

We’ll publish our full review of this snapper later this month.

If you follow the source link you’ll find a pretty nifty little photo comparison between the recently released C510, the Nokia 6600 slide and the Samsung L878. The C510 fares surprisingly well. It arguably outperforms the other two handsets, actually. The close-ups at least look quite better than the other phones’, in my opinion. Who’d figure?

On a side note, you can expect our review of the C510 soon!

Source: Sogi!

Word has it that Sony Ericsson will soon be releasing an upgraded version of the C905, which will include 8 gigabytes of internal memory, so that you may store even more of your photos right on the phone.

Is it true? Not sure. We’ll see into that…

Source: Bloggers Base

Another quite positive review from the GSMArena labs. As the case was with their W995 review,  they are revieweinga prototype of the C903, so any faults that might be present will probably be fixed by the time the handset ships to your local store.
I, for one, quite fancy this phone. Don’t know why. Probably because of the lens cover.

Now follow the source link for the actual review.

Source: GSMArena

By the way… should any of you have any ideas to some background music we can use, then please speak up. I’m running out of new content (well, I already have run out), and it’s rather hard to find music we can legally use.

… and here’s the preloaded content from the upcoming Sony Ericsson C903 slider phone. The archive includes 16 sounds, 10 pictures, 2 videos and five themes. Enjoy!

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.rar (7.65 MB) –||– .zip (8.2 MB)

Here’s the preloaded content on the C901. The archives include 10 pictures, 24 sounds, 2 videos and 4 themes. You can download it all from the links below, packed in either .rar og .zip format.

Download:

.rar (20.5 MB) –||– .zip (20.7 MB)