Sony Ericsson Entertainment Unlimited Phones Aino and Satio get firmware upgrades making them less buggy and more effiicient and user-friendly. As we know, the two phones were going headlong down all thanks to Aino’s buggy touchscreen and Satio’s irredeemable software bugs.
Sony Ericsson, in a bid to save the phones from swooshing down the alleys, has gone a step further and upgraded the firmwares. The new firmware for Aino™, version – R7AA071 is already available for updating in SEUS.
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.
WMExperts poated a really cool video on Xperia X2 and its various functionalities-
The successor to the Xperia X1,the X2 will run Windows Mobile 6.5, bringing new features such as Flash support in Internet Explorer Mobile and Microsoft’s app store, and the Windows Marketplace for Mobile. Sony Ericsson has also added something called the SlideView feature that notifies users to missed calls or new messages and provides quick access to them.
The Xperia panel interface is still there with 14 panels preloaded on the smartphone and 16 others available for download, including those for Skype, CNN, and Google. You also get a 3.2-inch WVGA touch screen, a full QWERTY keyboard, an 8.1-megapixel camera, and TV out capabilities.
We got leaks from Soy Ericsson’s moderate phone, Susan that sports totally new icons (perhaps keeping in mind the A2 platform phones of the company) both at the top and bottom of the screen.
Sony Ericsson today unveils the world’s first ever motion activated headphones that sense the user. The clever MH907 headphones mean users simply plug in two earphones to start listening to music and pause by removing one earbud.
Motion Activated Headphones MH907
Get lost in the crowd
Ride the subway with Madonna. Escape at the park with Coldplay. What’s stopping you? The Motion Activated Headphones MH907 delivers superior stereo sound. Enjoy your favourite tunes as they were meant to be heard!
To start listening again simply plug it back in. Do exactly the same to answer and end calls – simple as 1,2,3!
Sony Ericsson’s SensMe™ Control technology responds without a single press of a button, and with a Clear Audio experience users encounter superior sound on the move and enjoy their favourite music as it’s meant to be heard.
“Gossip with the girls. Whisper sweet nothings in her ear. Say hi to mum. Want to pocket your phone? Stay connected all day, every day. Get the Motion Activated Headphones MH907!”
Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 (Codenamed Vulcan) will be most probably officially announced next week. Although further details have been withheld as to the real nature of these “products”, customers are hopeful that this may be Vulcan.
HELSINKI (Reuters) – Ericsson’s chairman said on Friday the Sony Ericsson joint venture remained a vital part of the telecom equipment maker and that he was keen to get it back to the profitability levels last seen in 2007.
“Sony Ericsson is a vital part of Ericsson. We have an ambition of turning it around, we have done it before and we will do it again,” Michael Treschow told Reuters in an interview.
“We want Sony Ericsson to return to profitability and make it a successful venture,” he said, adding that he wanted to return the joint venture with Japan’s Sony Corp to return to the “good profitability” levels it had in 2007.
Ericsson rolling out mobile app store without Sony Ericsson extending managed services portfolio to application retailing
Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) may not sell any phones, develop any mobile operating systems or develop any consumer applications, but that hasn’t stopped it from creating its own mobile application store. No, it’s not Sony Ericsson’s soon-to-be-launched app store; rather Ericsson has created a hosted app store that allows operators to tap into the hot new retailing craze without starting from scratch.
Ida La Spisa, head of Ericsson’s service delivery platform solutions, said carriers are certainly no strangers to retailing mobile applications—every operator with a data network has had some form of content storefront up since the advent of mobile data networks. But the launch of the Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) iTunes App Store last year put those browser-based portals to shame, showing the wireless world that a feature-rich, developer-friendly and highly integrated store could generate enormous amounts of traffic.
GENEVA — The chief executive of Sweden’s LM Ericsson said Thursday he was confident the mobile telecommunications sector was in a stronger position than most to weather the global economic downturn.
Well the next announcement is this coming Wednesday, June 17, 2009. It is in Singapore and will start at 4:30PM Singapore time. This is the 1 year anniversary of the C905 announcement. Hopefully we will see a 8MP candybar successor. And Apparantly its Going to the the Xperia X2 (VULCAN) going to be released!!!. Sooo Stay Tuned with us!! and se-blogger ,
Sony Ericsson has also added something called the SlideView feature that notifies users to missed calls or new messages and provides quick access to them.
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