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Mon Jun 13, 2005 1:28 pm
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The new Sony Ericsson S600, launched today, will undoubtedly appeal to the unashamedly expressive youth audience. Packed with features to enhance the lifestyles of those who live their lives to the fullest, the S600 is unique, delivering maximum fun and excitement in an ultra stylish package.
"The Sony Ericsson S600 offers a maxed out feature set to satisfy the daring fun-seekers," says Jan Wareby, Corporate Executive, Vice President and Head of Sales and Marketing of Sony Ericsson. "We have gone all out to provide excellent communication including Internet browsing, great music with stereo speakers, sensational widescreen gaming, quality still imaging and video capturing and loads of personalization options. The phone will appeal to young adults with busy social lives and a desire to express themselves in multiple ways."
The S600 offers multiple ways of communication for maximum creativity to share messages, pictures and information. Voice calls can be made with the phone closed or open to use the keypad. The 1.3-megapixel camera is great for recording video clips - with 4 x zoom for great close-ups - that can be sent via MMS or Bluetooth. Sharing, storing and printing pictures is made easy with QuickShare. The phone also supports instant messaging and POP3 / IMAP4 email, enabling users to keep in touch across the world using whatever method is most convenient.
Gigs, movie schedules, search engines and webmail can easily be checked with the internet browser that features a choice of viewing modes: full scale mode enables users to scroll round the complete page, or if preferred, information can be presented in a single column. Either way, the bright 1.8 inch 262K TFT display provides razor sharp pictures.
Gamers will be stunned by the S600's widescreen mode. For the first time ga... [Continue reading Sony Ericsson Puts a 'Twist' in the New S600 Swivel Phone]
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Mon Jun 13, 2005 1:23 pm
Sony Ericsson today announced the launch of the Z520, a global phone aimed at the fashion conscious who want the functionality of an up-to-the-minute device in an appealing, stylish design. The Z520's high-tech features are wrapped inside the smooth sleek body of an elegant clamshell, creating a small and inviting handset that fits in the hand as easily as it does in the pocket or bag.
"The new Z520 is specifically designed for the stylish younger generation, particularly young women, who wan... [Continue reading Sony Ericsson's New Z520 for the Fashion Conscious Consumer]
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Mon Jun 13, 2005 1:15 pm
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Those looking for a phone with stylish looks and a no-nonsense approach will welcome the new Sony Ericsson J210 which is launched today. A follow-up product to the highly successful J200, the J210 is a straightforward device for people whose primary communication style is voice and basic messaging and have no need for a fully-featured mobile phone
"The J210 is for practical phoners who value simplicity and reliability," says Jan Wareby, Corporate Executive Vice President & Head of Sales and Marketing. "This is a straightforward, stylish and thoroughly modern phone that offers great value for money and further extends Sony Ericsson's range of entry level phones."
Designed for every day use, the J210 makes life easier by mixing practical ergonomics with a simple, intuitive interface. The slim design incorporates a large keypad with joystick for easy navigation, and a bright 65K colour screen. Using the phone in a variety of situations is made effortless as speech clarity is provided and a dedicated ringtone speaker delivers clear sound for incoming calls. And, although the J210 is designed with voice communication in mind, it is easy for users to supplement calls with SMS text and MMS picture messaging.
The J210 also helps to manage daily life with practical features as it includes a personal calendar to provide reminders of appointments and an alarm clock. The phone book can have up to 200 entries and there are a variety of personalised themes, wallpapers and polyphonic ringtones. Tri-band capability means that users can stay in touch when they are on holiday or on business abroad.
A classic choice of silver or green makes the J210 an attractiv... [Continue reading Sony Ericsson Introduces J210 Entry-Level Phone]
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Mon Jun 13, 2005 1:09 pm
Sony Ericsson accessories reach a new stage of evolution today with the launch of three handsfree sets that make it extremely easy to use mobile phones and other devices in a diversity of environments. An all-new Bluetooth headset, a car handsfree for ultra-safe call handling while driving, and a fast-action portable handsfree all use the latest technologies to provide fast, stable, handsfree call handling.
Bluetooth Headset HBH-610
Making calls using Bluetooth headsets in noisier environm... [Continue reading Sony Ericsson Launches 3 New Handsfree Sets]
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Mon Jun 13, 2005 1:01 pm
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Today's launch of the K608 3G UMTS mobile phone widens Sony Ericsson's portfolio of 3G handsets, giving mass appeal to 3G and the vast range of services and applications it offers. This latest in the K600 family of 3G phones supports all the major operators' 3G services, including video conferencing and fast downloads of music, games, videos and other multimedia content.
The K608 is a sleek, durable device that weighs the same as existing 2G phones, putting an end to the age of bulky 3G handsets. International 3G operator 3 (Hutchison 3G) has been confirmed as one of the first customers for the K608.
"During 2004 global subscriptions to 3G UMTS services nearly doubled to 16 million and this growth trend is set to continue as many more operators come on stream with new services," said Jan Wareby, Corporate Executive, Vice President and Head of Sales and Marketing of Sony Ericsson. "We are building our 3G portfolio to support this growth, producing handsets that effortlessly handle the diversity of services on offer. The K608 is a classic addition to the family that consumers will immediately find appealing and intuitive."
The K608 has sleek good looks and an aluminium feel and is easy to use and navigate around. Sony Ericsson's latest intuitive dual front camera / phone design makes the handset vertical when it's a phone, and horizontal when it's a camera, and the fully featured 1.3 MegaPixel camera includes an active lens cover for swift activation and extra protection. For consumers getting used to the gripping idea of video telephony, handling video calls is done in just a few clicks with the use of the direct video telephony button. The world of applications the phone delivers, from exciting mobile content to video calling and personal creativity, are always crisp and clear with the large - 1.8 inch - 262.000 colour TFT screen.
The K608 is fully featured with a suite of business applications that handle personal informat... [Continue reading Sony Ericsson Supports UMTS With New K608 3G Phone]
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Mon Jun 13, 2005 12:53 pm
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Now it's possible to achieve fastest possible access to the Internet and e-mail in more places in the world than ever before. The Sony Ericsson GC99 PC card launched today combines Wi-Fi with 3G / UMTS and global quad band GSM / EDGE / GPRS connectivity, providing a variety of network choices in a single, slim PC card, ensuring that workers on the move have access to the fastest data rates and most extensive coverage.
"Sony Ericsson has long led the market in the EDGE PC Cards space and is one of the first companies to announce a combined card for the UMTS, EDGE and Wi-Fi networks," says Anders Franzen, corporate vice president and head of Sony Ericsson M2M Communications. "Today there are more than 1 billion GSM customers worldwide and more than 115 UMTS networks are expected to be in commercial deployment by the end of the year. We believe the convenience of the GC99 card and these fast networks will give business users ultimate flexibility and the fastest possible connection in any situation and at any place."
The GC99 PC Card offers connectivity on UMTS networks at up to 384 kbps and works anywhere you can use a mobi... [Continue reading Sony Ericsson Releases GC99 Wi-Fi / 3G PC Card]
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Fri Jun 10, 2005 1:05 pm
Research In Motion Limited (RIM) announced that, due to an impasse in the process of finalizing a definitive licensing and settlement agreement with NTP, it is taking court action to enforce the binding Term Sheet agreed upon and jointly announced by RIM and NTP on March 16, 2005. In order to enforce the Term Sheet, RIM filed a motion to stay the pending appeal in the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) and to remand the case to the United States District Court for the ... [Continue reading RIM Re-Files Lawsuit Against NTP]
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Fri Jun 10, 2005 1:01 pm
T-Mobile today announced it once again topped J.D. Power and Associates Wireless Customer Care Performance Study. In J.D. Power and Associates' 2005 study of wireless consumers, T-Mobile again ranked higher than all of its competitors for overall customer care performance. The study provides a detailed report card based on consumer experiences on the phone with T-Mobile customer service professionals; in-person at T-Mobile retail stores; and online at www.t-mobile.com .
"We have put our custo... [Continue reading T-Mobile Receives Highest Ranking for Wireless Customer Care]
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Fri Jun 10, 2005 12:52 pm
Nokia and Intel today announced a cooperation to accelerate the development, adoption and deployment of WiMAX technology, helping to bring new capabilities and data services to mobile users over high-speed broadband networks.
The companies will collaborate on several areas in support of mobile WiMAX technology (IEEE 802.16e) including mobile clients, network infrastructure and market development. For mobile devices and notebook platforms, Intel and Nokia will work closely to identify and deli... [Continue reading Nokia and Intel Collaborate on WiMAX]
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Thu Jun 09, 2005 11:16 am
A Finnish inventor has sued Nokia for patent infringement of an integral hands-free function component. The Finnish inventor Jari Lahtinen invented a remote control function for mobile phones. This invention received a patent in the late 2003 from the National Board of Patents and Registrations of Finland.
Mr. Lahtinen is now seeking a rightful compensation from Nokia for violating the patent according to Antti Kosunen, CEO of Anadeus, a company that specialises in aiding patent holders in di... [Continue reading Nokia Sued for Hands-Free Patent]
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