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HelpThe chaps over at Pocket-lint have posted up a very nice gallery of hands-on shots of the X2. The X2 has been somewhat overlooked given the growing excitement that’s building up around Rachael so it’s nice to see it getting some attention. Head on over to Pocket-lint to see the rest of the gallery and check out what they thought of it.
Archive for the ‘hands-on’ Category
Some Attention for the X2
Wednesday, October 28th, 2009
Youserbase previews the Satio and the Aino
Friday, August 7th, 2009And it’s on video! Yes, I know you guys love these kinds of hands-on sessions where you can just sit back and enjoy the influx of information from the live action video in front of you, as opposed to staring at sets of characters for half an hour. Your only grudge could be the reviewer’s diction in the form of various obscure accents. Now this guy is at least trying. I applaud you, reviewer guy!
The multi-part previews are just after the break. (more…)
New Satio hands-on video
Friday, June 26th, 2009
Here’s another interesting watch. Shows the interface quite in detail. Mind the French.
Runs pretty smooth, eh? Thanks, review guy!
Source: Generation Phone House
Satio hands-on at ePrice
Monday, June 1st, 2009
Naturally, most of us can’t understand a word in Chinese, so just head on over to the site to see some pretty photos of the Satio’s many colours (or 3, to be more precise) and its interface in action. Still action.
Nah, kidding, there are also 3 videos (coincidence? I think not!).
Generally I think that the interface transitions are much smoother this time around. You’ve got to wonder why does it always lag at those conferences? And how the hell did ePrice manage to get a hold of the Satio? We may never know.
So, what was I saying? Ah, yes, click on the link below. Like, now.
Mobiwoo posts impressions from the London event
Friday, May 29th, 2009
One of the lads from our affiliate site, mobiwoo, that attended the London even on the 28th has posted a rather lenghty article, describing his experience at the press conference and saying what he thinks about the newly-announced phones, namely Satio, Aino and Yari. It makes for quite an interesting read, if you’re into these three phones. Hit the source link for the article.
Source: Mobiwoo
Mobiwoo manages to snap some photos of the new phones
Friday, May 29th, 2009
Our pals over at our new affiliate site, Mobiwoo, were also attending the London event yesterday. So they had a play with all 3 handsets – namely the Satio, the Aino and the Yari – and took some photos as well. Hit the links below to see what I’m talking about.
Satio close-up Aino close-up Yari Close-up
PS. We’re told that they also managed to take a few videos and will be uploading them soon, so stay tuned.
Video hands-on of the Aino, the Satio and the Yari
Friday, May 29th, 2009The guys at BelgiqueMobile have had a hands-on experience with all 3 of yesterday’s newly-introduced Sony Ericsson phones. We get to see the UIs in action.
Media Go™ hands on
Saturday, February 28th, 2009
Together with the W995, Sony Ericsson announced that its latest Walkman phone will be accompanied by a new media manager software called “Media Go™”. In cooperation with se-community.com, we have exclusively tested a pre-release version of the software. In order to give you the possibility to get a live impression of the tool, we will provide you with interactive screenshots where you can navigate through the different screens. You will find the link to this unique way of exploring Media Go™ at the end of this article.
The introduction of Media Go™ shows the intention of Sony (Ericsson) to participate in the growing market of online music platforms. Apple’s combination of iTunes and iPhone made a point – if you are familiar with Apple’s solution, Media Go™ will be an easy transition for you. Here is an overview on Sony’s new software functionality:
- Media Management of Video, Audio, Photo and Podcast media on a Windows PC
- Hassle-free synchronisation of above media files between PC and several mobile devices
- Automatic conversion and optimization of media files to the destination device
- Easy CD ripping
- Integration of “PlayNow™” online music/game/ringtone store
- Creation of SensMe™ playlists on the computer
Following formats can be processed by Media Go™:
- Audio: AAC, FLAC, MP3, Wave, WMA
- Video: AVI (DivX, XviD, MJPEG with necessary codecs installed), MPEG-4 AAC & AVC, QuickTime Movie, WMV
- Photo: GIF, JPEG, PNG, Targa, TIFF, Windows Bitmap
All other formats will still be transferred to the mobile device, but without optimization (such as re-sizing, downsampling etc.)
When it comes to podcasts, the new tool offers the possibility to subscribe to a number of pre-defined podcast channels, or you can add your own list of podcasts. The synchronisation of all media files between your PC and your mobile phone(s) works just as in iTunes: for each device you can define which playlists, podcasts, photo albums and videos you want to sync. In addition, Media Go™ offers the possibility to automatically sync all the new files that are added to the PC’s library. Another nice feature: every media file in the library can be transfered from or to a mobile device via a right-click. Last but not least, if you are missing an album cover image, Media Go™ can get it for you from Gracenote.
By clicking on above picture, you are able to access some interactive screenshots of Sony’s MediaGo™. You can follow the navigational entries on the left hand side (marked by red arrows in above image) in order to see how the different screens look like. There are also some other links to e.g. preference screens inside of the application’s main window. We hope this will provide you with a better insight to the upcoming Media Go™ software!
Short Hands-On With Idou
Sunday, February 15th, 2009Stuff.tv was lucky enough to capture 30 seconds of smooth scrolling action. Enjoy!
Video: Sony Ericsson phones durability test
Tuesday, January 27th, 2009Having read some of the comments about my rather cool (and totally copyrighted!) way of handling the F305, T700 and W302 in the unboxing videos (read: tossing them around a bit), I’ve decided to go all in with a large durability test, and – naturally – caught it all on tape, err, memory card! The durability test included no less than thirty Sony Ericsson phones that all received some TLC before being airborne. To my great surprise, none of the phones received any scratches from this test – great job, Sony Ericsson!
All right… My time is up, and I’ll leave you with the video and a question just below it…
So, have I got too much time on my hands or too many phones to be in my hands? That’s the question!
The phones in the video are:
C902, C905, G900, K530, K660, K700, K750, 2x K770, K800, K850, M600, P990, S500, T68i, T230, T610, W550, 2x W595, 2x W760, W800, 2x W890, W900, W950, W960, X1, and Z320.
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