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We posted about a new device leaked in a video from the JavaOne conference back in May.
Due to the rather low resolution of that video, details were rare. Now useb|de managed to get their hands on a better version of that video - check out a composition of screenshots after the jump!
Continue reading “useb|de Presents JavaOne, Take Two.”
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A few new product colour variants should be appearing soon, including a new white colour trimming for the K330, and a gold one for the W890, a bit like the gold version of W880, that was introduced about a year ago, although only the backside is golden on the W890 version. More pictures after the break. Continue reading “Exclusive: New K330 and W890 colour variants”
Filed under: Exclusive, New colour, W series (5 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...Now that both have been cancelled after a long development period, we thought it wouldn’t hurt anybody to shed a bit of light on these phones.
Paris was going to be Sony Ericsson’s first slider in the P-series line-up. While it was partly based on old hardware, Sony Ericsson had made several software enhancements that would significantly speed up the phone. In addition to this, the Paris would have been based on UIQ 3.3. Anyway, what I wanted to show in this blog post was that Sony Ericsson realized that the business segment no longer has to be connected to boring colour schemes. It can be black and grey while still looking like a million bucks! I’ve known about the three colour variants for Paris (black/blue, silver/red, and black/orange) in about two months now, and this was one of the things that I liked about it - they’re trying to break the habit of “one colour variant” business & enterprise phones. Let’s hope they’ll keep it up in upcoming S60-based business phones. Continue reading “Taking a look back at Paris (and a bit on Beibei)”
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(3 votes, average: 3.67 out of 5) Loading ...The T610 was one of Sony Ericsson’s first smash hits, and many will argue that this single phone model marked a turning point for the company. Five years after its release, it looks like Sony Ericsson is about ready with a remake of this ever-popular handset.
We don’t have a final product name on this one - yet - but its codename is Remi. Personally, I like “New T610″ better, so I’ll just call it that…
The new T610 is a slim candy bar phone based on the W890 hardware platform. This means we’re looking at a phone with a waistline at about 10 millimetres, and it will probably end up at 10.5 centimetres in length, and 4.7 centimetres in width, but my assumptions are based solely on W890’s dimensions. Parts of the body are apparently aluminium, which seems rather nice, and much T610-like as well.
So… specifications. It’s running the A2 software platform, like the W890 and many others, and it’s an HSDPA-enabled phone. The camera on the back is a 3.2 mega pixel one, unfortunately only with fixed focus.
Can’t think of anything more at the moment, but if you’ve got a question, feel free to leave a comment, and hopefully I’ll be able to answer it Please keep in mind though that this is basically a non-branded W890, so most questions about features can be answered by looking at the W890’s features.
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Remember the W950? A touch screen smart phone with 4 gigabytes of internal memory for music. Now, what about W960? A touch screen smart phone with 8 gigabytes of internal memory for music. Guess what the successor will be! You guessed it! A touch screen smart phone with 16 gigabytes of internal memory for music, and will be positioned at the very top of Sony Ericsson’s music portfolio.
This is all we’ve got as of now, so let’s all call this a ‘rumour’ until we’ve got more It is certain, however, it’ll be one of Sony Ericsson’s upcoming flagship phones - possibly - this year along with the next business flagship codenamed Hecaro and the imaging flagship, recently announced as C905.
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