Now if you are not able to decide between a QWERTY or touchscreen phone, Sony here gives you both with their new Aspen hybrid. This high-end phone gives you the tactility of mechanical keys and also the enhanced usability features of a touch-enabled screen. It runs on latest Windows Mobile OS and features include a 3.2 megapixel camera, and a wide range of multimedia and built-in social media features.
Sony Ericsson’s latest multimedia-centric phone seems to be a serious iPhone contender with its HD-capable, 8.1 Megapixel camera which can shoot 720p video. It also flaunts 8GBs of storage, a 3.2” screen, out of the box Facebook and Twitter integration, and a plethora of other bells and whistles, which most likely will make it popular.
Sony Ericsson’s Elm is now officially a part of the Greenheart line, which popularly is the company’s “project to make handsets from recycled plastics and free from hazardous chemicals to help reduce CO2 emissions.” On the green side the Elm will have E-manuals, and EP300 Greenheart wall charger, a WalkMate application that allows its users to “compare the steps they take with the equivalent journey by car”, and also a Green calculator, which calculates how much CO2 they save through walking.
As a phone the Elm is a candybar device and has a 2.2-inch QVGA display, 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, HSDPA connectivity, Wi-Fi, GPS, Google Maps, social networking integration for Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, push e-mail, and 280MB of internal memory with microSD card support.
Sony Ericsson’s all-new Idou will probably generate as much hype as the original XPERIA. Not only Idou is the first 12 megapixel GSM cameraphone, it’s also the very first device to ever feature the brand new open source Symbian user interface which is still being developed by the Symbian Foundation. Additional boastworthy features of the phone include a 3.5-inch crisp looking touchscreen with a resolution of 360 x 640 pixels, a GPS, Wi-Fi and most important of them the phone is relatively compact and is quite ergonomic to use. The Sony Ericsson Idou is quite an impressive and novel package.
This mid-range cell phone from Sony Ericsson sports 3G data, video sharing, 3-megapixel camera, and GPS navigation in a stylish and ergonomic thin clamshell design. The W518 also boasts of other features which include gesture control, external music controls, stereo Bluetooth, FM radio, and a memory card slot.
The new Sony Ericsson C905 is the latest high-end mobile phone in Sony’s Cyber-shot range of cell phones, which supplants the previous ‘K’ range of camera phones. It phone is the flagship model in Sony Ericsson’s range and it is the first 8-megapixel phone which is released outside Korea. Additional features include Assisted GPS (A-GPS), WiFi, and the phone also supports DLNA sharing network.
Sony Ericsson’ new Aino is the latest cell phone in the market tempting every mobile user with its unmatched glamour and beauty. The mixture of its marvelous looks and great features makes this cell phone quite appealing and tempting. The Anio comes loaded with some great features like a 3″ 432 x 240 touch screen, 8 MP auto focus camera with integrated flash, Bluetooth, A2DPSupport, VGA30fps video recording, Wi-Fi and GPS. There is also this Remote Play feature which enables you to control and access all the media content on Playstation 3 directly from your phone.
The Satio from Sony Ericsson is all geared up to face some serious challenges. The Satio has a clear goal, as a class leading cameraphone, or a top-of-the-line smartphone. This phone has plenty of mouthwatering features, like the full touchscreen, debuting Symbian S60 or its 12 megapixel camera. A glance at the phone and there’s very little to complain about, lets hope this one turns Sony Ericsson’s fortune around.
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