From the Manufactures Of ASPEN new phone leaked code named Sony Ericsson Jolie
Sources say that this is Windows Mobile 7 OS based phone. Jolie is having
Jul 15
Jan 22
Considering the steep drop of sales of its top-slot phones such as Xperia X10, X2, Aino and Satio, Sony Ericsson is bringing in the human touch to its newest scheme. Year 2010 will see the arrival of a new phone from the propreitors, which you have heard before as Kurara, now curiously re-named Vivaz, which features a “human curvature” design.It is basically a touchscreen 3G cell phone that captures high-definition 720p video, and also 
snaps photos with an 8.1-megapixel camera that includes face detection and geo-tagging.
It runs Symbian S60. Among its other top-slot features are a TV-out for displaying video on an HDTV, YouTube compatibility, aGPS, and Wi-Fi. It measures 4.2 by 2.0 by 0.5 inches (HWD) and weighs just 3.4 ounces, and also includes a 360×640-pixel 16:9 touch screen.
“The Vivaz offers beauty inside and out,” said Lennard Hoornik, Sony Ericsson’s head of marketing. Continue reading »
Jan 19
Newest from the Xperia series, Sony Ericsson Robyn, featuring among the primes, an 5 MP camera, a 2.6″ Touchscreen, and running on Android Operating System, has generated quite a lot of excitement. Pointgphone brings to you fresh snaps of the anticipated successor of the company’s bestselling series.
More information about the phone will be announced on February 14th at the MWC.
Jan 19
The two new phones featuring from Sony Ericsson’s 2010 campaign due to be publicized globally on February 14th are Kurara‘s twin (pardon me if I am exaggerating) Kanna and the stylish Robyn (a pun on Robin, you say?)
The new Sony Ericsson Kanna
Sony Ericsson Kanna features are
Nov 22
After the furore over Xperia X10 a.k.a Rachael, Kurara seems to be back in news. Sony Ericsson’s Satio Sequel and sister Kurara is out on leaks.. 
Yes some apparently true pictures of the phone have been doing rounds. Here’s what we have-
Kurara will sport a 3.5″ AMOLED touchscreen and 8.1 megapixel camera with autofocus and HD-recording.
Oct 27
If you are one of those who hated listening to the price tag of Sony Ericsson Satio shaking your head in disagreement over its disadvantages and undeserving functions, then don’t bother reading this post. And if you are planning to buy or have bought the model or are interested in spending some good amount over a phone from the Sony Ericsson Camp of equal calibre, please read on…
Satio, apparently is or hasn’t been designed in solitude. It had company. Yes. A sequel. Well, interestingly, the photo that we have may not conform to any prior rumours or truth, but as promise, we must bring out the scoop
Named Kurara, the Satio sequel will probably be a device based on the Symbian S60 platform.
Oct 26
Apparently, Rachael will make an official statement very soon, as per inside scoops. Youtube just loaded a a brochure for the phone.. that is yet to see the market light. As GSM Arena quite intelligently pointed out, the brochure states that X10 or Rachael, whatever you feel like, will capture images of 1920 x 1080 pixels, that is, equivalent to a 2 MP camera standards.
Oct 08
Again, the buzz and rumour mills are spinning fast as Sony Ericsson ( read SEMC) is planning to go for a simple looking candy-bar phone.. the fact is, even the SE logo is not clear. For all we know, this may be just a false alarm.. but insiders claim that this is a Sony Ericsson phone and is codenamed Susan
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Oct 03
Company reveals mobile phone components are already being used in medical equipment, consumer goods and childrens’ toys.
Sony Ericsson has revealed that it is likely to expand an innovative recycling scheme to reuse many of the components from its old phones in medical equipment, consumer goods and even toys.
Speaking to BusinessGreen.com, Mats Pellback-Scharp, head of corporate sustainability at the mobile phone giant, said that growing numbers of technology firms are realising it is more cost-effective to buy colour displays, cameras and touch-screen technologies from old phones than develop the systems themselves.
“The volume of phones we are collecting for recycling is now at a scale where it is perfectly feasible for companies to take the old components and reuse them,” he explained. “That is already happening, and you can find technologies that contain our old components.”
Oct 01
Yari will be the first one
Japanese-Swedish phone maker Sony Ericsson will pack its future handsets with the Flexion technology from Accumulate UK, according to a global licensing deal the two companies signed and announced recently. According to Accumulate UK, Sony Ericsson becomes this way the first handset vendor around the world to include mobile games with Flexion on new mobile phones, based on the success Hutchison 3G UK has had.
As many of you might already know, it was only recently that mobile phones started to come to the market with pre-loaded games. Games are now seen as a necessary component of any mobile phone, yet they were only considered a means of cheering oneself up before. Full versions of games were present on handsets previously only after phone makers paid publishers license fees for them.
However, Accumulate UK’s Flexion technology is meant to transform the costs handset makers register for having full game versions pre-loaded on their devices into a revenue stream. What it is meant to do is to make users curious about the content on their devices and allow them to try out games before they purchase them, while also offering them ‘rent for the day’ or ‘have-a-go for 25p’ options, the company states.
“We are delighted that Sony Ericsson has taken this step together with us. We have been preloading Flexion enabled games with operators for a while now with very good results. With the help of Sony Ericsson we will extend our reach significantly,” Accumulate’s MD Jens Lauritzson commented on the agreement between the two companies.
The Flexion technology has been also designed so as to promote games similar to the ones pre-loaded on the handset, something that should end up in new trials and sales. According to Accumulate, this move is called ‘on-device retailing.’ The technology is to be included first on Sony Ericsson’s Yari device, due for release before the end of the year.
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