Video: Sony Ericsson C905 demo and photo samples!
Video: Sony Ericsson C905 demo and photo samples!
Will told you guys about Sony Ericsson's 8 megapixel monster earlier today, the C905, well here is the demo video and a link to some sample images: Expect this baby to be announced on June 17th. [Via: Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog] —Related Articles at IntoMobile:Sony Ericsson C905: 8 megapixels, 20 mm thick and over 130 grams of kick […]
Will told you guys about Sony Ericsson's 8 megapixel monster earlier today, the C905, well here is the demo video and a link to some sample images:
Expect this baby to be announced on June 17th.
[Via: Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog]
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<p>Sony <b>Ericsson</b> is eager to enter the U.S. market, but has so far struggled to gain any decent market share. AT&T is their "partner in crime" and together the two companies are steadily launching new models.</p>
<p>We've seen already the <a target=)
Sony Ericsson Z780 passing the FCC hurdle all with the AT&T badge, meaning that the documentation is in place and now it's all about the right timing. We also have few images to prove the device is ready, but that doesn't mean we're know the exact announcement/launch date. It seems all AT&T is waiting is for the iDust to settle a bit. Then they'll be able to put the Z780 in the spotlight, alongside (or not) its older brother, the Z750 model… More images follow after the jump.
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Related Articles at IntoMobile:- Sony Ericsson unveils J132, K330 entry-level phones
Sony Ericsson today unveiled two new low-end phones J132 and K330. The former is the real entry-level device, sporting a dual-band GSM (900/1800 MHz) radio, color screen, FM radio, torch function and a dust-resistant keypad. The K330 model adds a VGA camera, Bluetooth, GPRS data support and an application called Health mate on top of J132's […] radio, color screen, FM radio, torch function and a dust-resistant keypad.</p>
<p>The K330 model adds a VGA camera, Bluetooth, GPRS data support and an application called Health mate on top of J132's specs. Mentioned app is designed to help users in keeping track of calories and making their own daily health plans.</p>
<p>The J132 will be available in "Night Black" and "Heaven Blue" in selected markets from Q4 2008. The K330 will be available in "Gold on Black" and "Green on Black," again in selected markets from Q3 2008.</p>
<p>Full release is available on Sony <b>Ericsson</b>'s <a target=)
website and two more press photos follow after the jump.
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Nokia has been working closely with Symbian for years with S60 development, and it seems that the Finnish handset manufacturer wants to go open-source with their mobile OS. To that end, Nokia will be increasing their already substantial stake in Symbian Limited in order to take Symbian OS and S60 open-source.
Nokia has joined forces with AT&T, LG Electronics, Samsung Electronics, STMicroelectronics, Texas Instruments and Vodafone to form the non-profit Symbian Foundation in an effort to further Symbian development as an open-source mobile platform. The Symbian Foundation was formed to increase awareness and appeal of a unified Symbian platform as well as provide the developers with a unified development environment for an open-source Symbian. The move will unite the Symbian OS, S60, UIQ, and MOAP platforms to give Google's open-source Android platform a run for its money.
Nokia bringing their Symbian OS and S60 contribution to the table, the Symbian Foundation wil have the necessary components to develop a unified mobile platform with a common UI framework.Pending the acquisition of Symbian Limited, the Symbian Foundation is expected to go live in 1H 2009 - just in time to give the Android folks a serious sweat.
[Via: MocoNews]
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Sony Ericsson C905 Shiho leaked; That’s 8.1 megapixels baby!
After the Nokia N82 was launched, Sony Ericsson practically lost the camera phone war, if there was one. The current Cyber-shot devices produce photos of lower quality than Nokia phones. But, that's about to change, or we hope it will… The Sony Ericsson C905 aka Shino is the next step in the Cyber-shot camera phone evolution, […]
Nokia N82 was launched, Sony Ericsson practically lost the camera phone war, if there was one. The current Cyber-shot devices produce photos of lower quality than Nokia phones. But, that's about to change, or we hope it will…The Sony Ericsson C905 aka Shino is the next step in the Cyber-shot camera phone evolution, sporting a 8.1 megapixel camera! And while we're not sure we actually need that many pixels — better colors and faster photo taking is all we require — it's good to see the Swedish-Japanese company making further steps to advance its Cyber-shot line.
Anyway, let's go through specs, shall we:
- First, the C902 Shino is a feature phone. It runs no mobile OS.
- Camera: 8.1 megapixels with auto-focus, face recognition, "Smart Contrast," image stabilization, BestPic, red-eye reduction, xenon flash.
- Navigation: built-in GPS with further support for A-GPS.
- Display: 2.4-inch QVGA scratch-resistant mineral glass TFT display.
- Wireless connectivity: WiFi with DLNA-support, Bluetooth, HSDPA.
- Other: TV-Out, Memory Stick Micro (M2) expansion slot.
- Dimensions: 104×49×18 (19.5) mm, weight: 136 grams.
- Color options: Copper Gold, Ice Silver, and Night Black.
- Availability: Early Q4.
Now, it's all about the patience. BeiBei, Paris and now Shino… June 17th could bring us lot of joy.
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