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The Sony Ericsson W910i takes music on the move to a different level! Not only this little gem offer the usual applications such as a Walkman® and Track ID, it also offers Shake Control which when activated, lets you select a song by the flick of your wrist! Add a 2MP camera and a 2.4″ screen, and you have one seriously high-tech mobile handset!

You can get this deal and get free W910i Black with half price for 12 months (£17.50/mo). You will also get free 1 GB memory card, 400 minutes call per month, 500 sms, free insurance, and many great offers at dialaphone.uk.

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MobileBurn’s Michael Oryl got the chance to play around with Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X1 at the CTIA Wireless 2008 show, Las Vegas. One of the big questions around the X1 has been “what do the panels do?” Well, now we know. They provide quick access to both apps and different home screens, as you can see in the video demo below.

At the end of the demo we see the very cool “fish” panel that actually shows status information about things like battery levels and missed calls. It is not the most practical thing in the world, but it is a good example of what can be done with the panels system. Sony Ericsson’s Suzanne Cross, the voice in the video, said that the company was courting 3rd party developers to create new panels.

Several days ago, the UIQ Technology has announced the release of UIQ 3.3. However, in the present there are no manufacturers has announced phones that is able to use the technology. But of course there will be Sony Ericsson’s phones that are able to use the UIQ 3.3. Our friends at se-nse had confirmed that two well-known manufacturers namely Motorola and Sony Ericsson will announce products making use of UIQ 3.3. They believed that the phones will be around within a month’s time.

BeiBei is one of the unannounced smart phones from Sony Ericsson that is most likely to use UIQ 3.3. Lots of signs point to this as being the platform used.

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Here are pictures of the Symbian UIQ 3.3 user interface.. We hope you like it..

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Ninja Strike is the first ever mobile game in the world that uses real hand movements rather than keypad. How? Users can control the game trough moving their hand in front of the camera. Interesting, isn’t it? By the way, the game was announced by eyesight in Hertzelia, Israel.

Powered by eyePlay™, the game uses the mobile phone’s built-in camera, along with advanced real-time image processing algorithms, to create a gaming experience like never before.

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Some buzzes have been around on the Sony Ericsson Z780 one day before CTIA begins. The rumor said that Sony Ericsson had announced a clamshell phone similar to the Z2780 at the Mobile World Congress at Barcelona in February with the name of Z770i, a clamshell phone optimized for the Internet and was HSDPA enabled for faster browsing.

The Z780 is expected to have similar specifications but probably optimised for an American carrier with support for 1900 Mhz HSDPA, the band used in the US (unlike 2100 Mhz in Europe and other countries). A product page for the Z780 has popped up on Sony Ericsson’s website, which is a sign that the announcement is just a few hours away. We will keep our eyes peeled for this one.

Via: Cellpassion

Finally…after some rumors a while ago, Sony Ericsson brings 3G technology onto the AT&T. Endagdet said that the colorful Z750 clamshell will come on early April. The phone’s OLED external display is cleverly concealed by the phone’s translucent shell, a 2 megapixel camera and media player both backed up with Memory Stick Micro M2 expansion, stereo Bluetooth, and of course, that lovely HSDPA 850 / 1900 that’s eluded Sony Ericsson’s AT&T offerings for far, far too long. Look for it to go out the door for $49.99 after a $100 rebate.