When read this post, I’m worried the C902 will failed in the market. It seems that the picture quality from the camera is really bad. Now many people got the phone and post pictures taken with their C902 Cybershot Phone. As you can see below, the image quality is not so bad for a 5 megapixel camera phone! So far, the C902’s Camera seems to do an average job…not half bad - but not half good either…
Sebastian, Esato forum member has post some thoughts about this phone:
There’s a new version of the R306 Coffee Black’s color. The new and updated color has a black flip color rather than coffee flip color. Many think that this updated color has more pretty and sexy look.
Some images Sony Ericsson forgot to change. For example, one picture at Corporate site and some images at local sites.
Our source at the se-nse recently posted their gallery on the pre-factory unit of the C902 sharp-shooter. Preview and review will come soon. So be patient everyone. In the mean time, please enjoy the pictures.
Do you like tennis? I do. And as a tennis fan I’d sure love to have a wallpaper of one of the best tennis players in the globe Maria Sharapova and the Z555i in my PC desktop. The dynamic duo is a perfect match. See it yourself. Enjoy.
Download wallpaper: http://www.sonyericsson.com/sharapova/
Our source at the mobile-review has posted a lot of live pictures of Sony Ericsson Paris P51. According to their experience after got their hands on the pre-production Paris, the handset is a bit faster than P1/w960 generation. And surprisingly, it’s even slightly faster than the G700 and G900.
The first impression you might get is the ‘faster’ feeling. It still holds the same old platform though.
Isn’t it kind of boring to hear that there’s another Paris P5i picture? However this time it’s different folks. Finally, we have the best spy photos of this long-awaited handset, held by a real hand.
The slim handset will come with some of great technologies inside. Among its features are a stylus and finger-based 2.8-inch touchscreen, HSDPA/HSUPA connectivity, built-in Wi-Fi, GPS, 360 MHz CPU, and Symbian 9.3, UIQ 3.3 operating system, 5 megapixel camera, secondary video call camera, and the same type of keyboard as the M600 (2 characters on a key). In addition, the P5 will also be pre-installed with Google Map, Wayfinder and Opera Mobile software.
There’s another picture of the Sony Ericsson BeiBei. This time, we can see from the picture that there’s a stylus connected to the handset. Buzzes over the internet said that this handset will be equipped with UIQ 3.3, HSDPA, WiFi and a 3.2 megapixel camera. The LCD screen should be a touch screen to pair with the stylus.
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We have fresh and closer look pictures of two Sony Ericsson phones that this Swedish-Japanese company prepared for the Japanese KDDI network. The first and blue one is the walkman slider known as the Sony Ericsson W52s. The white handset is the worlwide roaming clamshell known as the Sony Ericsson W62s. (don’t the colors remind us of the K660?).
G502 is another HSDPA phone released by the Sony Ericsson. The latest version of Google Maps for Mobile attached in it will allow users to view high quality maps that give them a satellite view of the local area and view listings of restaurant and hotel. In design, the G502 is a compact “stick” phone that extends the range of web-enabled mobile phones to a broader mainstream audience as it is Sony Ericsson’s most affordable HSDPA phone yet.
In addition to web-orientated features such as landscape-mode web browsing, RSS feeds, picture blogging and e-mail access using web mail and Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, the G502 also has a 320×240 pixel 262K TFT QVGA display, 32MB internal memory and removable external storage with Memory Stick Micro.
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