Sony Ericsson Mobile reviews

Sony Ericsson P5 Paris caught in the wild
This isn't the first time we're seeing the Sony Ericsson P5 or the so called Paris smartphone. Heck, we even know most of the specs. However, this is the first time we have a clear shot of the device. Scrap that, we have few images proving just how cool handset Sony Ericsson will be releasing […]

Sony Ericsson P5 or the so called Paris smartphone. Heck, we even know most of the specs. However, this is the first time we have a clear shot of the device. Scrap that, we have few images proving just how cool handset Sony Ericsson will be releasing in the (hopefully) near future. The only problem I have is that ROKR keyboard which takes some time to get used to, though after a while that's not a problem, I guess.

Anyway, as I just said we have more photos and they follow after the jump. Any comment is appreciated, of course.

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[Via: Just Another Mobile Phone Blog]

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  Flash Lite and Java ME development platforms. The so called Project Capuchin make it possible to "combine the richness of Flash Lite and Java ME technologies" allowing developers to "utilize the best attributes of both software stacks to create content-rich mobile applications." The technology will be made available during the H2 2008.

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  Thanks to the Sony Ericsson Blog, we know the Swedish-Japanese handset maker is preparing to launch a new mid-range clamshell device - Z780. So far we know the following: It looks very similar to Z770i Main display is QVGA (240×320 pixels) Browser NetFront 3.4 Available in two colours: Amethyst Silver and Grand Onyx XML profiles found on Sony Ericsson's WAP […]

  Sony Ericsson Blog, we know the Swedish-Japanese handset maker is preparing to launch a new mid-range clamshell device - Z780. So far we know the following:

  • It looks very similar to Z770i
  • Main display is QVGA (240×320 pixels)
  • Browser NetFront 3.4
  • Available in two colours: Amethyst Silver and Grand Onyx
  • XML profiles found on Sony Ericsson's WAP site indicate there will be two versions: Z780i for Europe and Z780a for North America

  Release date is unknown at this stage. We'll post more as soon as we find out…

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    Anyway, the device will come with Handango's InHand service, meaning more software downloads will be available at your fingertips. Good ol' Handango is in the midst of "seeking the best products for this device" that will support the gorgeous WVGA screen. Now if only someone could borrow me some patience till September that would be awesome. ;(

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      Z780. To be fair, don't know why it take them so long, but in this business it's all about timing — so they gotta have the reason. Anyway, the image above illustrates how the upcoming Z780 holds when compared to its predecessor, the Z770 model. I like both phones, and I'm honestly not sure why another similar phone is needed. Then again, I've no doubts Sony Ericsson knows what it's doing, especially in the mid-range market…

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        If there's one thing Sony Ericsson does well, it's pumping out tons of super-stylish and slim candybar/monoblock handsets powered by UIQ. The newest unannounced monoblock from the Swedish-Japanese duo is the SE "BeiBei" that you see pictured here. Thanks to the folks over at The Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog, we've got this nice, clear spy-shot of the Sony Ericsson BeiBei for you to enjoy. The matte black and brown finish really does justice to the BeiBei's facade.

        Check out all those navigation keys on the front-face of the BeiBei, it's almost overkill. But, if the Sony Ericsson BeiBei launches with UIQ 3.3, we'll forgive the overloaded keypad and go about our merry, UIQ 3.3-way.

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        Whether Sony Ericsson will actually go live with the BeiBei is up for debate, but there's no amount of speculation that's going to stop us from keeping our fingers crossed.

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          Sony Ericsson's Q1 2008 financial figures are out and they don't look too rosy. Sure 22.3 million devices have shipped, a 2% increase from Q1 2007, but with the average selling price of said devices falling to 121 EUR compared to 134 EUR this time last year, the high end phones that do make money sold in much fewer numbers. Sony Ericsson blames the drop in profits to increased spending in R&D, to that I say are you buying all your scientists a triple 30 inch Mac Pro and feeding them gourmet food while they have their scalps massaged by Swedish supermodels?

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