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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Sony Ericsson WT18i

The fresh announcement of W8, WT18i is the newest Walkman Phone from Sony Ericsson that was introduced in China. It is a TD-SCDMA/GSMA phone that runs with China’s version of the Android 2.2 (Froyo) operating system called O Phone 2.5 which is fully compatible with all Android apps. It is available on China Mobile and uses Marvell PXA920 CPU at 806MHz power processor. The Sony Ericsson WT18i has a 3.2-inch HVGA capacitive touch screen with resolution of 320×480 pixels. Additional features of the WT18i include a 3Mega pixel Camera, 150GB of inner memory, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, GPS, Wi-Fi B/G/N, FM Tuner, Sony Walkman essential audio, and a micro SDHC card slot. It is also capable of shooting 480/24p videos. Soon to be available in China, the Sony Ericsson WT18i uses a 1200mAh battery, 106×56.5×14.3mm in dimension and weighs only 110 grams.

You need to put an try to get one and as evident when you read any Sony Ericsson WT18i review, this handset is going to be sold only in China. It is the latest touch screen mobile phone from Sony Ericsson and soon to be released by the third quarter of this year. The company is almost their touch screen mobile handsets lately and they take pride in the WT18i. It is an Android OS based mobile handset and soon to be users will enjoy the excellent features of the handset.

The color options for the Sony Ericsson WT18i are black and white. Other attractive features of the Sony Ericsson WT18i are the SNS integration and Track ID recognition. It also has a built-in Walkman player and to bring your music familiarity to the next level, an MP4 player is also added. If you are going to write a Sony Ericsson WT18i review, you will have nothing but high hopes for this phone. A number of Internet applications can also be found in this handset which includes YouTube, Google Talk, Google Search and Gmail. If you want to take high quality pictures, you can also use your Sony Ericsson WT18i with its 3.15 Mega pixel camera. You don’t have to worry about battery timing because Wt18i offers above regular battery life which is another selling point of this handset.

Obviously in any Sony Ericsson WT18i review, the company needs to give its competitors a run for their money. They launched this Walkman smart handset not long after Sony Ericsson publicly announced the emergence of Sony Ericsson W8. Their objective is to keep up with the fight and to continuously offer Sony Ericsson smart handsets at their finest, thus the presentation of the Sony Ericsson WT18i. It is very similar to the Sony Ericsson W8 with quite a few additions to the specifications. WT18i is the second smart handset with Android and multimedia Walkman brand from Sony Ericsson and it is priced at PKR: Rs.27, 500 or USD: $299.99. Based on the price, specifications and the look, the WT18i will more likely request to the young generation. Although it was announced that it will be sold in China, the worldwide version can possibly chase.

Sony Ericsson launches top of the line Xperia X1

‘Xperia X1’ features a three inch wide screen and a full keyboard. Its quality metal-finish offers a sleek look. It also features Windows Mobile and a 4GB card. This new mobile can be upgraded to 32 GB..

SONY ERICSSON launched its top-of-the-line mobile phone ‘Xperia X1’last week. This touch-screen smartphone is a 50:50 joint venture between Sony and Ericsson, which would cost Rs 44, 500. This latest smartphone provides the facilities of multimedia. This new smartphone aims to serve the needs of the users related to converged entertainment and mobile web communication experience.

While speaking to the media, Anil Sethi, the Sony Ericsson India president said that Xperia X1 would offer energising communication and premium mobile experience besides world-class quality and functionality.

‘Xperia X1’ features a three inch wide screen and a full keyboard.
Its quality metal-finish offers a sleek look. It also features Windows Mobile and a 4GB card. This new mobile can be upgraded to 32 GB. The company has aimed to target the premium multi-media devices market, which is doubling every year.

Xperia X1 features a special characteristic which can be personalised through nine panel user interfaces to suit the users’ mood and lifestyle. The users can easily access content through touch-screen, switching between applications by touching one of the unique customised panels. This new windows mobile phone is also well equipped with high data transfer rate and Wi-Fi support, which would help users enjoy the entertainment. The new Xperia X1 will be available in the United States from November 28 with a price tag of $799 at Sony Style stores and other selected stores.

Sony Ericsson Xperia pro

Features:
Naturally, the Xperia Pro is geared toward a slightly different sort of customer than the Xperia Play. Instead of slide-out gaming controls, it gets a slide-out QWERTY keyboard. That’s simply one of the biggest differentiating factors that makes this smartphone unlike other Xperia devices and increasingly unlike other Android smartphones in general.
As far as the core specs are concerned, you’ll find a Qualcomm MSM8255 Snapdragon 1GHz processor to go along with 1GB of internal memory, 3.7-inch 480×854 pixel LED backlit LCD capacitive touchscreen, 512MB RAM, 8MP camera, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, accelerometer, Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine, microSD extension, and front-facing VGA videocall camera. It gets the usual smattering of Stereo FM, 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP, GPS with aGPS, and HSDPA 7.2 along with HSUPA 5.8.

First Impression:
Not unlike the Google Nexus S, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro has a glossy and smooth plastic exterior. Some people may believe that such a finish feels cheap, but that’s largely a matter of individual preference.
The sliding mechanism for the keyboard feels robust and the three buttons along the bottom are typical of the Xperia line. I’m personally not a fan of these “slim” buttons, but they’re a relatively minor quibble. Performance appears to be improved over earlier Xperia smartphones and the overall size, while not all that compact, is a touch slighter than some of the larger Android “superphones” that have flooded the market.

Keyboard:
With the exception of just a handful of handsets, the majority of Android smartphones these days do not have physical keyboards. This will easily be a draw for fans of tactile feedback. The good news is that the QWERTY keyboard on the Xperia pro is quite good.
I still wouldn’t actually want to use it to type out an extensive academic paper or anything like that, but it’s fantastic for e-mail messages, text messages, and even little blog posts. The keys offer a soft surface and they are slightly domed. Coupled with the decent spacing, it’s really easy to type based on feel. It should be noted that the keys are not arranged in a slightly staggered fashion, like how you’d find on a computer keyboard; they’re in a great grid. So, this may take a few getting used to for some folks, but I thought it was pretty great.

Performance:
To get a sense of the performance of this phone, I ran it through the Quadrant Standard Edition benchmark. The first run through only rendered a score of 1400, but subsequent trials earned scores of 1654 and 1685. That’s a exact step above the Nexus One (1300), but simply below dual-core alternatives like the Atrix (2281).
As far as the network speeds on the Fido network, I used the Speedtest Mobile app. The ping was anywhere from 107ms to 128ms. Download speeds ranged from 5881kbps to 6891kbps, putting it close to the theoretical 7.2Mbps cap on HSDPA. The upload speeds were polite too, ranging from 1089kbps to 1193kbps.

Conclusion:
Sony Ericsson is a large company, to be sure, but it’s still not among the top-tier when it comes to Android smartphones. That upper level is probably still held by HTC and Samsung, possibly with an admirable mention to Motorola.
The Xperia pro continues with that kind of tradition. It’s not going to win any awards and it’s not going to floor you with its presentation. What it is going to provide you is a more than adequate Android experience at a sensible price. The 1GHz processor feels dated compared to its current dual core (and soon to be quad core) competition, but it gets the job done.

Friday, May 3, 2013

Sony Ericsson Launches Zylo and Spiro Walkman Phones

Sony Ericsson announced launch of two Walkman phones, the Sony Ericsson Zylo and Sony Ericsson Spiro. Other than its focusing on music features, the walkman phones are also following the trend with integration of social networking capability to follow your friends or update your status.

Compare to Spiro, the Sony Ericsson Zylo has a higher specifications with 2.6-inch display, UTMS/HSPA, Gesture Control, 3.2 megapixel camera, Track ID, microSD card slot and FM Radio Receiver. It supports FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) audio codec for high quality music listening on top of MP3/AAC/AAC+/eAAc+/WMA format. The Zylo also has an interesting feature, letting you play an background sound while you are chatting with your friends. It is preloaded with sounds so that you can pretend to be at work, walking on street or in a restaurant. Sadly, 3.5mm headphone jack is not available on this model. You will have to rely on Sony Ericsson’s own connector to use other headphones. The Spiro will be available in Q3 with Jazz Black, Chacha Silver and Swing Pink.

While the Spiro Walkman phone does not support the FLAC format, it comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack, FM Radio receiver, 2 megapixel camera, microUSB port, TrackID and microSD card slot. It can only supports GPRS/EDGE connectivity though and will be available in Q3 with Contrast Black, Sunset Pink, Spring Green and Stealth Black colors.

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