Launched earlier last year, the Sony Ericsson Satio was created to bring the best and most popular features of Sony Ericsson phones, ie the Walkman and Cybershot series. The Satio has on board one of the most powerful cameras ever launched by the phonemaker and on paper it is still
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While we are still in the mist of the Satio review, we invite you all to take a look at these sample photos taken using the Satio’s 12.0 megapixel camera. The quality of the photos I must say are not bad at all for a mobile phone, for those of you who are interested you can click to enlarge the image and check out the quality if required.
Sony Ericsson has been busy throughout this year to launch its new smart phones at MWC 2010. It’s Sony’s tradition to treat MWC as one of the biggest event of the year and this year too they have succeeded to keep the tradition intact with launch of its Vivaz and Xperia phones.
Announced last week, the Sony Ericsson Aspen is the first smartphone to officially run Windows Mobile 6.5.3. It belongs to the GeenHeart family, which is a series of eco-friendly handsets by Sony Ericsson. Check out a quick first look review below…
While the Sony Ericsson Satio may not be the phonemaker’s latest smartphone, a few months back when it first launched here in the UK, there were a few problems with the handset which led it to having been withdrawal from the shelves! However, Sony Ericsson didn’t leave this for long. The Satio has been a popular choice of cameraphone since the error got patched up. Its most attractive feature is probably its 12.1 megapixel camera and unique new UI. We’ve been lucky to be sent one for a review and here are some of our pics so far.
Sony Ericsson has released their new business style smartphone, the Sony Ericsson Aspen. Its the first to be running on the new Windows Mobile 6.5.3. Looking very similar to Nokia’s E series smartphones, the 3G-equipped Aspen comes with a 2.4 inch QVGA TFT touchscreen display, a 3.2 megapixel camera with 4 x digital zoom, built in WiFi, A-GPS and blueooth.
The Sony Ericsson X10, SE’s first Android phone shows in the video below that its not just the Motorola Droid / Milestone which will be able to take advantage of Google’s free turn by turn maps navigation application. The GPS / sat nav application by Google which first debuted earlier in October this year is increasingly becoming a threat to the likes of TomTom and CoPilot who have thrown themselves into the mobile app market.
