Sony PS3 Gaming With the Sony Ericsson Aino

The Sony Ericsson Aino is a new gaming phone for all those people who wish to also carry their music with them and snap high quality photos. No matter whether you are at home, at workplace or got stuck in a traffic jam the Sony Ericsson Aino will give you the freedom to enjoy your favorite tracks. This phone has enhanced music features which will facilitate you to have unlimited entertainment.

In order to provide treat to your ears this handset has the latest Walkman player 3.0. The player supports multiple audio formats like MP3, MP4, AAC and others which give you the freedom to enjoy tracks in their original format without making any conversions or changes. These original recordings of the artist can also be used as ringtones in the phone.

If you like a particular song but do not have its details then do not worry as the TrackId function of the handset provides you the facility of getting the information about the artist and the album by recording just few seconds of the song. You can use its SensMe function for mapping the music mood. It helps you create and sort the playlist depending upon the mood of the music. You can also download music to your phone and enjoy them by using the PlayNow feature.

For enhancing the frequencies and the bass the MegaBass function is very helpful and it gives more body to your music. The handset also has Bluetooth stereo A2DP which allows the transferring of music from your phone to the headset over a wireless connection. In case if you wish to enjoy your favorite piece of track with all your friends, you can use its stereo speakers which gives full sound experience. It also has album art function where you can choose the music by browsing the CD of album arts or other images.

In order to reduce the leakage of the sound this mobile phone has well defined right and left channels. For having deep, fast and distortion free bass you can use its clear bass feature. Moreover its media player gives you the freedom to enjoy your favorite music which can be sorted on the basis of album, artist and track. You can also create your own playlist and enjoy it wherever you want. The handset also has FM radio with RDS so that you can tune into your favorite station and enjoy non stop music.

Besides good quality music player, the phone has other multimedia features as well. It has 8.1 MP camera with digital zoom of 16x. Other camera features of the phone include red eye detection, touch focus, auto focus, face detection, picture and video blogging, image stabilizer, photo flash, geo tagging and many others.

In order to further enhance your entertainment level the phone has 3D games which can be enjoyed with full depth and color. Its motion gaming allows you to get physical by moving, turning and swinging the phone to control the action in the game. This wonderful Sony Ericsson handset also allows you to control and have access to your PS3.
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Sony Ericsson Idou U1i with 12 Mp camera

Great new phone from Sony Ericsson, with 3.5 inch display and powerful 12 MP camera lense to take great perfect pictures and share them online. With symbian s60 5th edition. Surely Sony Ericsson do not want to loose the race with other manufacturer, Sony keep on improving its product to market demand of better, smarter and cooler phone.
its multimedia function will knock your shoes off.

Sony Ericsson on 3 June 2009 announced U1i will provides quick access to all media entertainment in one place - with just a touch of your favorite features five panel mode, and you can enjoy them.
it was introduced in Barcelona with the name 'Idou' then 'Satio".

Sony U1i put the future of mobile entertainment at your fingertips. Watch your favorite movie while you ride the bus, or watch TV programs at lunch, all can be done thanks to Sony Ericsson U1i.

Download music, movies, and many exciting games of PlayNow ™ arena for you to customize your entertainment experience in the mobile phone U1i and enjoy the wide screen 16:9 crystal clear display.

PlayNow ™ arena provides the full range of entertainment available through mobile phone dual download to your computer and your mobile phone with ring tones and music tones specifically, to a DRM-free songs (Digital Rights Management) and ladder track TrackID ™ around the world.

Make your play experience more enjoyable, U1i pair the headset with the smallest at this time HBH-IS800 Wireless Stereo headphones to listen to. You can also maximize your video experience with the IM920 Video Viewing Stand. Transfer video in microSD ™ cards via the USB cable, open the connection and watch video!



Sony U1i main feature :

- 3.5" TFT Resistive Touchscreen 16 million colours 640x360 pixel
- Symbian s60 5th edition
- Panel UI(similar with Xperia)
- 12 Megapixel camera with Xenon Flash; VGA video recording 30fps
- HSDPA(Europe and US version) and WiFi
- MicroSD support(8GB included)
- 3.5mm audio jack
- GPS
- YouTUBE and Picassa integration in Media Player
- Play Now Arena full support
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sony ericsson T715 and C905

C905
Sony Ericsson already one step further by released its 8.1MP camera phone-Sony Ericsson C905. From an industry-leading 8.1-megapixel camera and loads of imaging functions to connectivity options that include Wi-Fi, HSDPA and GPS, this Cyber-shot phone certainly has it all.

with lcd display 2.4″ scratch-resistant 256K colors TFT display with the resolution 240 x 320 pixels
Measuring 104.0 x 49.0 x 18.0 mm and weighing 136 grams,

In Music mode, the Music Player 3.0 is use to play your favorites songs. Its supports numerous file formats, including MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC +, WAV, WMA, M4A and MIDI plus the MegaBass equalizer preset and Stereo widening. The music quality is quite good with a headset.

Sony Ericsson C905 is an excellent handset. Obviously the photography tools are first class for a phone but other features of this phone remains in high standard. It is the first 8.1 MP camera phone in the market and become the new standard for other camera phones.



C905

T715

Sony Ericsson officially announced the T715 slider mobile phone. This new mobile phone features a 3.2 Megapixel camera with 3.2x digital zoom, 2.2-inch screen, 3G network connection capability for faster internet browsing combined with pre-loaded Google Maps and AccuWeather for weather forecasts,
Bluetooth and Pictbridge compatible and no Wi-Fi folks. The T715 supports HSPA 2100 and GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and the T715a supports HSPA 850/1900/2100 and GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900. The T715 will be available in selected markets in the colours Galaxy Silver and Rouge Pink.

“The T715 is a sophisticated slider mobile phone that fits a busy lifestyle and is perfect for those who are looking for a phone with practical and up-to-date features” said Quentin Cordier, Marketing Business Manager at Sony Ericsson. “Building on our current 3G portfolio, the T715 allows us to bring 3G mobile phones to even more markets giving them high speed internet access wherever they are. With a premium brushed aluminium cover and glossy front, this new mobile phone demonstrates the sophisticated design language consumers have come to expect from Sony Ericsson.”

Playstation portable with mobilephone

if Nokia has game aplication in their phone called N-gage, why not SONY ?

as long as the company has its hands in both manufacturing handsets and game consoles [Playstation Portable}. As a top brand manufacture for both product the idea is not overwhelming or far fetched object.

Sony Ericsson president Hideki Komiyama discusses his struggle to reposition the company as one of the world's top three phone makers. Among bright ideas and desperate measures mulled over, the man in charge lets slip that the plan is not far-fetched to consider. Even a PlayStation-branded phone? "Could happen," he is quoted as saying. Making handheld game mix with mobile phones maybe the breakthrough Sony has been waiting for to grab bigger slice of the market.

Sony Ericsson needs to raise 100 million euros to stay afloat

Things haven't looked great for Sony Ericsson -- which reported its sales were down 50% during the first quarter -- for quite a piece of time now.
Well, now Sony's CFO has admitted that falling demand combined with a "gap" in its product portfolio has created problems for the company. He also acknowledged that the company needs to raise about 100 million euros by the end of this fiscal year (March of 2010) to keep on trucking.

Sony Ericsson is reportedly considering numberless cash-raising options, but no plans are yet set in stone.
The mobile phone market is getting tougher for the highend smartphone, but there is lots of room for the low end market section. And Sony Ericsson will give more performance for the same amount of money compare with other mobile product in the same price range.
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Pasar tidak begitu bagus bagi Sony Ericsson - yang melaporkan penjualan yang telah turun 50% selama kuartal pertama - sepanjang tahun ini.
Nah, sekarang dari CFO Sony telah mengakui bahwa permintaan telah jatuh, dikombinasikan dengan "celah" dalam portfolio produk telah menciptakan masalah bagi perusahaan. Dia juga mengakui bahwa perusahaan perlu meningkatkan sekitar 100 juta euro pada akhir tahun fiskal ini (Maret 2010) untuk tetap muncul di pasar dunia.

Sony Ericsson dilaporkan mempertimbangkan beberapa pilihan, tanpa meningkatkan pengeluaran uang cash, namun belum ada rencana yang ditetapkan.
Pasar Ponsel semakin ketat untuk highend smartphone, tetapi masih ada banyak tempat untuk pasar bagian akhir rendah. Dan Sony Ericsson akan memberikan kinerja yang sama untuk sejumlah uang dibandingkan dengan produk ponsel lainnya dalam kisaran harga yang sama.

waiting for android os

Sony Ericsson says Android phone to take time
Fri, Apr 17 11:21


HELSINKI (Reuters) - Sony Ericsson will take some time developing a phone using Google's Android operating system, its chief executive said on Friday, but declined to say when such a handset would be available.

Most handset vendors are rushing out phones using Android software, hoping to benefit from consumer demand, but Sony Ericsson said it would be some time before its own offering was launched.

"It does require a lot of evaluation, as well as a lot of testing, a lot of acceptance from a consumer viewpoint, and there is still some time to go," Chief Executive Hideki Komiyama told Reuters in an interview.

"Looking ahead I think that we see this as one of the important operating systems, there is no doubt," he said.

Loss-making Sony Ericsson, a joint venture of Japan's Sony Corp and Sweden's Ericsson, has decided to use three operating systems in its high-end phones -- Symbian, Android and Microsoft's Windows Mobile.

"Our focus is on how can we differentiate from the competitors using the same operating system," Komiyama said, adding the firm was focusing its investments on user experience and user interface.

Sony Ericsson reported earlier on Friday a deep loss for January-March and said it aims to cut some 20 percent of jobs as it looks to return to profit.

Sony Ericsson puts focus on camera phones in '09

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sony Ericsson is betting heavily on camera phones in the United States this year, hoping high-end photography will convince consumers to buy a new phone or replace digital cameras.

The Sony Corp and Ericsson venture has seen strong international sales of its Cybershot camera phones and Walkman music phones, but has yet to make big inroads in the U.S. market.

While some analysts are skeptical about the timing for such devices, Sony Ericsson plans to launch its C905 8 megapixel camera phone in the hope the boost in picture quality and carrier promotions will help it increase sales here.

"We're going to be really focused on this device starting in the second quarter," said Jon Mulder, the company's head of product marketing for North America. "We know that this device is going to be relevant to consumers in the second half."

Mulder estimated the device, which sold for as much as 400 euro ($538.79) in Europe, would cost $199 to $249 here after carrier subsidies, which typically tie customers into a two year contract in exchange for the discount.

The phone could work on the networks of either AT&T Inc or T-Mobile USA, owned by Deutsche Telekom AG. While Mulder said he was confident it would be sold by at least one of the carriers, he would not say which.

Sony Ericsson says consumers are be keener than ever to have a high-quality camera with them at all times in the form of a cell phone because of the trend for sharing everyday photographs on social networks such as Facebook.

But analysts worry consumers might not be willing to pay the premium price for a boost in picture quality during a recession and when Apple Inc's iPhone has already set a benchmark price of $200 for more powerful smartphones.

"It's a challenging case to make, particularly in this age where we're seeing standalone 8 megapixel cameras offered for $100 or less," said NPD analyst Ross Rubin, who noted that Cybershot is already a strong standalone camera brand.

Sony Ericsson has also announced a 12 megapixel camera phone, Idou, which it does not plan to sell in the U.S. market this year. But this device also faces analyst skepticism.

Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi said that 2 megapixel cameras will make up about 35.8 percent of North America camera phone sales this year with only about 2 percent of sales generated by 8 megapixel camera phones. She sees demand growing to about 19 percent for these cameras by 2012.

"For the majority of consumers 5 (megapixels) is probably good enough and what should be improved is flash and zoom rather than pixels," she said.

Sony Ericsson will have to share the market with at least one bigger phone rival, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, which has launched its 8 megapixel Memoir phone through T-Mobile USA for $249 a month.

But Mulder said there were many factors in favor of its high-end camera phone this year, not least the fact that when U.S. operators decide to promote a phone, it tends to do well.

And despite the hype around touchscreens, lead by iPhone, he noted that many people still want more traditional phones like Cybershot, which has easy to use physical buttons.

"There is a large consumer segment that is still very much interested in a feature phone," he said referring to phones with features such as cameras that are cheaper than smartphones.

And he said that, if customers who need to replace their phone and their camera are worried about splurging due to the weak economy, they may end up choosing a combined device.

"This is as close to a replacement (for a digital camera) as you'll ever get," he said, pointing to multiple features such as BestPic, which lets a user take several shots quickly from one button press, and Panorama, the ability to put a collage of photos together to make up a bigger picture.

Sony Ericsson was the No. 4 global handset provider in the fourth quarter with sales of about 24 million phones.

(Editing by Andre Grenon)