Sony Ericsson Satio and Aino reportedly launching next month in the UK

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Rogers launches Sony Ericsson K850

First on the block with the Sony Ericsson K850? That would be Canada’s Rogers Wireless. The company has just announced that they will be the first North American service provider to carry a subsidized version of SE’s high-end camera phone. For the record, the K850 is one hell of a handset, sporting an N95-rivaling 5 megapixel camera with xenon flash, tri-band HSDPA, video calling support, and much more. Rogers is set to offer the K850 for a paltry $200, though you’ll have to sign over 3 years of your life for the privledge. Available immediately. Read [lien] [EN]

All 12 megapixels of Sony Ericsson’s Satio get poked and prodded by the FCC

Mmmmmmm, Satio. If Symbian is your thing, it pretty much doesn’t get any better than this forthcoming beast from Sony Ericsson. Hell, even if Symbian isn’t your thing, you still have to respect this monster of a handset. While the ever-mysterious Xperia X3 (aka Rachael) still sits at the top of our list of Sony Ericsson kit we need ASAP, the Satio comes in at a close second. Why? If you weren’t paying attention back in May when SE announced it, allow us to refresh your memory: S5th Edition OS-inch 0 x 0 pixel 9 touchscreen display1 megapixel camera with auto-focus, xenon flash and 2x digital zoom8 MB internal memory, microSDHC support, FM radio with RDS, aGPS with turn-by-turn navigation, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and plenty more. Yeah, that’s why. The first iteration of the Satio just cleared the FCC’s initial round of testing so we’re crossing our fingers extra tight with the hope that it materializes soon. [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson goes big with the XPERIA X1

Ever wish you could grab a new Sony Ericsson handset with a full QWERT keyboard, 3.2 megapixel camera, aGPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, HSDPA/HSUPA, all running atop a beautifully skinned version of Windows Mobile 6? Turns out today might be your lucky day. SE has just unleashed the XPERIA X1 at the Mobile World Congress, and from the looks of things, this is going to be one hell of a competitor. The handset sports a slide out / slide up keypad that looks like a cross between a Sidekick and an HTC Tilt, with navigation accomplished by way of a 4-way dpad and an optical joystick. The handset also sports a custom "panel interface" that appears to provide TouchFLO-like icon-based navigation. No word on price, but we should see it launch in "select markets" by the second half of 2008. [lien] [EN]

AT&T preparing green Sony Ericsson W580i

Sorry. 404 Not Found Hmmm ... Not sure what happened to this page. The slaves, err employees must have screwed something up. Please be patient. When we discover the culprit he or she will be thoroughly questioned, then flogged, then fired. In the meantime, just click the "Home" button above. Recent Blog Entries · Sidekick Gekko shows its face · Possible 3G iPhone Pics Surface · BGR Radio: Episode 3 with Just Blaze · Rogers makes N95 8GB launch official · BlackBerry KickStart: T-Mobile launch and a whole bunch of specs! · Qmotion working on Xbox 360 snowboard controller · Casio launches G-Shock for your feminine side · Garmin NuviPhone coming to AT&T? · iSkoot Issues Fixed S60 Client; Nice Response Time · BlackBerry Kickstart, the clamshell flip phone? We’re unveiling it to you for the first time! · T. [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson Announces the T303; Party Like it’s 1999?

CeBIT is now underway in Hamburg, Germany and Sony Ericsson has chosen the forum to officially announce a new low-end handset dubbed T303. Shots of the T303 had been leaked last week but the name of the device and its specs were unknown at that point. Well, mystery solved. The T303 is aimed at the younger market and fits in the ‘fashion phone’ category; petite dimensions, mirror chromed face and limited functionality are tell-tale signs. Light users may enjoy this one but expect it to be a downgrade if you’ve ever owned a phone that does, well, anything. Specs include: · 1.8" 128×160 65K color screen · 1.3 megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom · media player with TrackID · FM Radio with RDS · Dimensions: 83×47×14.7 mm · Weight: 93 grams · No memory card slot (?!?) · No 3G. [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson K850 coming to AT&T

The FCC is a certifiable goldmine for anyone looking to uncover the latest carrier offerings before they’re made public. The latest discovery is the Sony Ericsson K850, which according to the FCC is headed to none other than AT&T. That’s good news for American SE fans that have felt a bit forsaken by the lack of high-end offerings on American carriers. The K850 on display from the FCC sports tri-band 3G support, which should translate into some HSDPA goodness when it finally hits the AT&T shelves. No official word yet on when we might expect to see this 5-megapixel beast, but it’s rumored to be soon, and we’ll keep you updated like always. Read [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson's 8.1MP cameraphone flagship leaked

Sony Ericsson is nearing the launch of a new cameraphone that will sit at the top of its Cyber-shot line, according to a new leak by SE-NSE. Codenamed the "Shiho," the C905 will not only have a sharper 8.1-megapixel camera sensor but also a brighter... [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson sales drop, iPhone to hurt sales

Sony Ericsson on Friday reported spring quarterly results that confirm a continued drop in the company's influence. The cellphone designer today said it has largely met its lowered predictions and shipped 24.4 million phones between April and June, ... [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson TM506 Announed; T-Mobile 3G Support

So you’re thinking to yourself, “ok so now I know which markets T-Mobile is deploying 3G in this year, but what about some new 3G handsets?” It’s a fair question and we’re glad you asked. Say hello to the latest handset to be announced by T-Mobile US, the Sony Ericsson TM506. It’s no G1 but it is most definitely a solid and sleek basic handset with more than enough juice for the typical mobile user. And beyond that, it rocks a UMTS antenna ready and waiting to eat up T-Mobile’s AWS 3G spectrum. Some music, maestro: · Size: 3.7 x 1.9 x 0.69 inches, Weight: 3.4 ounces · Talk Time: Up to 9.5 hours GSM; up to 3.5 hours UMTS (approx.) · Standby Time: Up to 250 hours GSM, up to 250 hours UMTS (approx.) · 2.0 Megapixel Camera · Media Center · aGPS Built-in · TeleNav Navigator · RSS Feeds · MyFaves. [lien] [EN]

Qik Cellphone Video Streaming Now Available On Nokia and Sony Ericsson Dumbphones [Qik]

Qik, the service that turns a smartphone with a data plan into a live-streaming webcam, now works with over a dozen feature/non-smart/dumb phones with a new J2ME client currently in alpha. If you're a proud owner of one of the following 13 phones, you can start fiddling with the alpha today; and on top of that, Qik wants your help in bringing the Java alpha up to speed on another 10 S40 Nokia phones that are currently unsupported. Owners of the following phones can grab the J2ME client now: Nokia 5300, Nokia 6300, Nokia 6500 (classic and slide), Nokia 6555, Nokia 8800 Arte/Carbon Arte, Sony Ericsson G502, Sony Ericsson K660i, Sony Ericsson K850i, Sony Ericsson K858c, Sony Ericsson W890i, Sony Ericsson W908c. [lien] [EN]

Sony-Ericsson prepping G-series for February 10th?

Sony-Ericsson is expected to unveil a new G-series of phones, which consist of two predicted models. Enthusiast news site SEfanatics reports that the new models will be called the G900i and G700i, and are expected to be shown February 10th. The G900i... [lien] [EN]

Sony-Ericsson intros G-series touch phones

Continuing a succession of announcements for the Mobile World Congress show, Sony-Ericsson today launched two touchscreen cameraphones it says are the first truly aimed at the mainstream. The 3.2-megapixel G700 and 5-megapixel G900 [both links activ... [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson's First 3G Phone for US, the Cheap Z750a, Finally Arrives [Cellphones]

Sony Ericsson may not be good at delivering promised goods in a timely manner, but when it does finally deliver something—say, its first HSDPA phone for the US market—it does it with style and a shockingly low price. The Z750a is hitting AT&T for just $50 (after a $100 mail-in rebate that you damn well better fill out). The clamshell with the signature-Sony OLED see-through exterior will come in three colors: Mysterious Purple, Phantom Grey and Rose Pink. US availability details after the jump. Sony Ericsson Blends Style, Sophistication and Speed with New Z750a Clamshell New Mobile Broadband Handset Available in the U.S. Only from AT&T RALEIGH, N.C. —(Business Wire)— Mar. 31, 2008 Mobile phone owners no longer have to decide between high performance and attractive design when choosing a new handset with the new Sony Ericsson Z750a. [lien] [EN]

Specs, photo emerge for Sony Ericsson P5

Sony Ericsson's P5 smartphone, once expected to be announced in late 2007, has finally been seen in public, reports claim. The P5 is again said to be a slider with a large touchscreen, but it is now also claimed to have a "full keyboard," similar to... [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson intros two 3G phones with Google Maps

Fulfilling promises set yesterday, Sony Ericsson today has launched two new 3G phones, including one destined for the US. The G502 is the third device in the handset maker's G series and is one of the few non-Windows phones to explicitly support Mic... [lien] [EN]

Motion Sensitive Gaming Coming to Sony Ericsson Phones? [Rumor]

According to Pocket-Lint, Sony Ericsson has signed a deal with GestureTek to utilize a software engine which uses a cellphone camera as a motion sensor. Because the software is currently used in the PS2 EyeToy, it will be used to launch a new range of Sony Ericsson motion sensitive games. And apparently, Super Monkey Ball and Crash Bandicoot are in the works (see photo). Similar in function to the camera-based motion sensor in the Samsung Instinct, GestureTek's technology is cheaper to implement that the accelerometers found in phones like the LG Secret and iPhone. It can also be retroactively applied to old Sony E cameraphones. Is Sony Ericsson finally getting serious about cellphone gaming? We'll see. Check out Pocket Lint for more photos. [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson to show new phones in June

Sony Ericsson is planning a signifcant new phone launch for next month, says a Dutch announcement. Though short on details, the announcement image points to an "exclusive preview" of new Sony Ericsson phones and accessories at an Amsterdam gathering... [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson's HSPA Modems Triple-Up as Card Readers, GPS Receiver [Modems]

Sony Ericsson is joining the mobile internet dongle game with the new MD400 and MD400g USB modems. Both are pretty diminutive, and pack a folding antenna and retracting USB plug to keep the size down, and both have HSPA connectivity with 7.2Mb/s download and 2.0Mb/s upload speeds. They also have card-reader slots, for MemoryStick Micro and microSD cards. Most interestingly, the 400g version has integrated GPS and an NMEA 2.0 interface, so you can slip it into your PC or Mac, and pinpoint your location live in Google Maps. Available late this year, but you'll have to wait for pricing info. Full press release below. SONY ERICSSON PRESS RELEASE June 17, 2008 Sony Ericsson launches two new dual function USB modems to keep you ahead of the game Sony Ericsson unveils the MD400 and MD400g . [lien] [EN]

Sony Ericsson warns of break-even quarter

Sony Ericsson today warned that its income and shipments will have shrunk this quarter over expectations. The cellphone producer now expects its pre-tax income to only "break-even" when reported in mid-July and says it will ship fewer cellphones ove... [lien] [EN]