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Those guys over at coolsmartphone posted a few items of late from xda-developers.com, on having the panels from Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X1 run from a HTC Touch HD.
You may or may not be already aware the X1 was designed by HTC for Sony Ericsson and almost runs the same chipset and hardware. So a feat [...]

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Looks like you can order it now from Vodafone UK… any takers?

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It appears not a week goes by these days without another Walkman mobile showing up, this time around they’ve released the W705 into the ether.
Oddly enough their own PR company charged with getting the message out didn’t even know about it. The first they heard about it was when yours truly called up asking ‘what’s [...]

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Apparently, everyone’s up celebrating Bond week. With Quantum of Solace out this week, one of the partners of the movie, Sony Ericsson has just launched a Microsite celebrating the spirit of the movie and, obviously, promoting their phones.
Check out the site, it has a nice bond theme.

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It’s no little secret that both the Apple iPhone and Android phones have done exceptionally well in the markets. Their sales figures not only mean good business for their manufacturers, but they’ve been a boon for countless developers out there, whose apps can now reach to even more people through their respective application stores. We’ve [...]

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The folks over at Phones4u have a page listing about Sony Ericsson’s C905, the 8.1 MegaPixel camera that we first spoke about back in June.

“Early October” they say. There’s no word on pricing yet, but we’re trying to dig up our contacts to get additional information on the same.

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You remember a little while ago I wrote that the next-big-thing is going to be music on the handset?
Nokia’s ‘Comes With Music’ strategy has ‘been putting the shits up’ (direct quote from one industry player) a lot of the marketplace.
Now Sony Ericsson have entered the fray with their offering. Instead of their piss-poor hugely [...]

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Shazam ID is available here.
Shazam ID is an application that assists you in identifying songs that you do not know I name of, whether that be in a club, film or TV music or simply just off the radio. You simply start the application and point it at the source of music for 30 seconds [...]

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Sony Ericsson has just announced their annual 2008 Sony Ericsson Content Awards and are calling upon entries for the same. The annual event honors outstanding achievements in mobile content development.
The company has opened up the entries for the competition beginning today and will continue till November 30, 2008 and is open for all mobile developers [...]

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Sony Ericsson held a global press conference yesterday to officially unveil their web-based episodical thriller (alright, they called them Webisodes) “Who is Johhny X?” and talk to us some more about the Xperia X1 smartphone.
The first two “webisodes” (there are nine all together, see what they did there? Nine home screen panels on the X1, [...]

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Yes, it’s Official. Sony Ericsson has sent an official word out to the media that the most awaited phone from the company, the Xperia X1, will be made available in the countries of UK, Germany and Sweden starting September 30th, 2008. That’s just 20 days away.
Enough has already been speculated and said about the phone, [...]

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The awesome folks at Qik, the free service that lets you stream live video from your mobile phone, have just announced on their blog that the service now supports newer HTC phones. The developers, in the US and Russia, have been hard at work while sipping on some expresso, as the new release adds support [...]

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I wandered over to Victoria this evening take a look at what would be big for Christmas this year from Carphone Warehouse (silly name, good shop). It ranged from the ‘meh’ to the ‘wow’ so here’s a quick overview in pictures.  The event was organised as a ‘home’ with each vendor in a different room…

Netbooks [...]

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Ministry of Sound, the global dance music brand, dance music record label and famous night club in South London have announced the launch of three exclusive handset bundle, each with the popular handset manufacturers of Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Samsung.
As a part of the deal, media content from the superclub brand will be pre-loaded onto [...]

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And thus, here is the 24th Mobile Industry Review Show episode. For those who aren’t paying close attention — for clarity, we’re numbering the episodes literally. Thus last week’s episode was numbered 22 and the trailer we published was numbered 23. So that’s us on 24.
And it’s a special one. Packed [...]

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We’ve had a lot of mail and instant messages in from readers today asking how we got on at the Sony Ericsson Party last night.
The full joy will be comin’atcha on Monday — but until then, here’s a one minute preview. A trailer, if you like!
Sony Ericsson Party - Preview from Mobile Industry Review on [...]

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I’m looking forward to meeting the Sony Ericsson chaps. Whilst they make some really good handsets, I’m thoroughly depressed by their lack of perceived innovation. Candybar after Candybar after Candybar. Show me the innovation! And that doesn’t mean putting Windows Mobile on to a Sony. We shall be [...]

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Mobile Industry Review Show - Episode 22 from Mobile Industry Review on Vimeo.
This week we’re bringing you an absolute WHOPPER of a show. A veritable whopper.
1. We’re committed to bringing you our show from different, unusual and picturesque locations around London. I think we’ve beaten everything so far by filming from the Tower [...]

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Mobile Industry Review Show - 19 from Ewan MacLeod on Vimeo.
Here, then, is Mobile Industry Review on location.
Yes! This Saturday, we headed down to sunny Brighton on the south coast of England, to visit the inaugural social media cafe (”Tuttle Club”) establishing itself in the town.
We’ve got a packed episode of pure joy for [...]

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What will it take to get the mobile community excited about a Sony Ericsson device?
Steve Jobs announcing a 100% acquisition, perhaps.
The Xperia looks nice. I had a look at it last week at 3’s event. I was particularly impressed.
To be clear I was impressed at 3. Not at Sony Ericsson. I [...]

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Sony are putting on a global webcast tomorrow to tell the world what they’ve been up to. There is, it seems, the opportunity to ask questions. I might give that a go.
You too can tune in here: http://www.sonyericsson.com/reveals/

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The folks over at LG must be popping a few champagne corks right now - according to analysts Gartner, LG phones are now more popular than their Sony Ericsson counterparts: in the analysts’ latest set of quarterly figures, LG has jumped ahead of Sony Ericsson for the first time to take the number four slot [...]

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Sony Ericsson has taken the wraps off the interestingly named Project Capuchin, a technology which it says will bridge the Java ME and Flash Lite development platforms. Accordign to Sony Ericsson, Project Capuchin will let developers cherrypick the best bits of both to create the best content-rich mobile apps.
The bridging technology will come in the [...]

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After flirting with mobile VoIP for a while, Skype looks like it’s about to get properly stuck in. The company’s announced that it’s brought out a beta version of the Skype client for “50 of the most popular Java-enabled mobile phones from Motorola, Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson”.
All the usual features are enabled - chat, [...]

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More doom and gloom from the handset people. After Nokia said it though the worldwide mobile phone market might shrink next year, Sony Ericsson has reported its profits have nosedived over the last quarter, its market share has dropped (enough to see it slip behind LG to number five in the biggest device makers) and [...]

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