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Sony Ericsson has just launched two mini sites dedicated to the mentioned two devices, giving users an ability to explore them in a Flashy environment. You can rotate each of these or quickly go through their features. The nice mini sites use Sony Ericsson� [Read]
Sony Ericsson gets help from Sony BMG and recruits female artist PINK to promote the latest stylish Walkman phone, the W660. This special PINK edition is basically a red rose version of the W660 with a special I PINK on the back. This is a first from Sony Ericsson and they hope this will attract more young buyers. [Read]
Earlier this summer, we got our hands on Sony Ericsson's newest top-shelf Cyber Shot phone, the K850. Read our full impressions. The phone wasn't a full production model. No carrier had been announced (though it might not be hard to guess), and a few bugs still needed to be worked out. Still, the K850 we saw was mostly what we'll expect when the phone goes on sale, possibly later this year. From our experience, Sony's Cyber Shot camera phones don't just brag about megapixels, they usually pack the glass to back up their boasts, and we've even been impressed with the lenses on other offerings from Sony Ericsson, besides the Cyber Shot line. [Read]
MobiMate Ltd., a leading provider of travel services for mobile devices, today announced WorldMate is now free for Nokia S60 smartphone users. This product represents the first
Nokia and Malayalam Manorama, India's south-based publication group have teamed up to launch a mobile newspaper on all of its GPRS-enabled handsets. Users with Nokia GPRS-enabled handsets in Kerala will be able to access national and international news through the service. Sports, travel, music, astrology, and movies are some of the news categories that will be accessible through the vernacular news portal. The mobile newspaper service will be offered in 10 languages, including Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Oriya, Assamese, Mararthi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.
