Linda has been a known codename for quite some time now, but until now we really haven’t had any phones to match with the codename. Now, a bunch of photos of the upcoming W595 - W580 successor - leaked on Journaldugeek.
The Sony Ericsson G700 is Sony Ericsson’s cheapest smart phone to date, and probably also the last Sony Ericsson phone to be making use of the UIQ user interface. It’s not necessarily marketed as being a smart phone, but rather being a smart feature phone.
Sony Ericsson recently selected Swedish mobile games developer and publisher GlobalFun as one of its two official content acquisition partner for the upcoming PlayNow Arena and Fun & Downloads services.
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.
The G900 and its sibling, G700, represent a new kind of Sony Ericsson smart phone products, that don’t look or feel like a smart phone, yet perform and deliver as one would expect a smart phone to do. These G’s are targeted at the normal everyday consumer, who wants a little extra something from his phone, while still keeping the price low.
Jul 06 2008
Here we’ve got a rather nice little gallery of the cancelled Sony Ericsson G702, codenamed BeiBei, for you. This is - of course - a prototype, build AP 1.1. This gallery will also teach you a thing or two about how prototype boxes look, and what they contain. Only the most normal stuff, nothing fancy. Enjoy!
By the way… I’ll be taking a small vacation, and won’t be back till Thursday.
[thanks, Phoner]
Jul 04 2008
The Sony Ericsson W760 is Sony Ericsson’s first Walkman phone with a built-in GPS unit. Other than that, it is one of a few super hot Walkman sliders. Here’s our large gallery of this black diamond.
I can’t decide on whether I’m going to review the C902 or W760 first. What do you guys think?
Jul 04 2008
The new Sony Ericsson C902 just landed at my doorstep, and it’s a really nice handset with a very sturdy feel to it. The first impression is rather good, but the space around the display seems wasted, even though there are eight touch sensitive camera shortcuts.
Now, on to our large gallery of this metallic sharpshooter. I hope you’ll like the photos - I’ve started shooting them in another way, that - in my opinion - looks way better than what I’ve previously been trying out.
Along with the C902 also came the W760 - watch out for that one soon!
Jun 17 2008
Here they are! Hope you’ll enjoy them, and do feel free to press the thumbnails to get the full size image (it’s not that fun to just look at the thumbnails, is it?). PS. Sorry about the N95 8GB comparisons - guess he had to find another brick to compare the C905 with.
Thanks, MR!
Jun 17 2008
… and last, but not least, some official photos of the Sony Ericsson S302 - the first Snapshot phone.
Jun 17 2008
… and here are some official photos of the second low-end phone to be announced, the Sony Ericsson K330.
Jun 17 2008
… and some official photos of the new low-end Sony Ericsson J132. Looks quite good for a low-end phone, don’t you think?
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