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Previously Sony Ericsson had talked about a coming Android phone of them. Later Jack Loftus at i.gizmodo.com had leaked info about the upcoming release phones from T-Mobile, US carrier. One of those lists is Sony Ericsson CS8 that will be releases on June 24th. This CS8 Cyber-shot™ is probably what Sony Ericsson have been talking about. Perhaps the Cyber-shot phone has 8.1 Mpx camera.
Just a few days ago, a short specs on SE C510 had been written. This phone is reasonable enough to be written again. The C510 is qualify as the most desirable Cyber-Shot phone specs to date. Further more, with the limited budget, this Cyber-Shot phone will become your appropriate alternative.
The 3.2 Mega pixel camera this phone has, comes with nice features like flash, auto focus and capability to take videos at 30 frames per second. The lens are protected with a sliding cover. Some notable features integrated are Smile Shutter and Face Detection. These incredible and unbelievable features will focus on human face and then sense target smile to be shot right away.
Semcblog.com stated that the new beautiful mid-range phone C510 Cyber-shot™ will be released on 23th of February – that is at least the final release date of C510. By next or two weeks you will able to find C510 in most countries.
After rumored with some leaked photos, C510 finally officially announced by Sony Ericsson at CES in Las Vegas. Previously, C510 aka Kate was rumored as the real K750i successor. This phone features a 3.2 megapixel camera with auto focus, Face Detection (detect up to 3 faces at a time), Smile Shutter, lens cover, PhotoFix, geo-tagging (by cell ID), illuminated camera shortcut keys and much more. Unfortunately it doesn’t come with a memory card bundled, which is a bit of a bummer seeing this is a camera phone, but its internal memory of 100 megabytes should hold a fair amount of pictures.
C510 is a quad-band GSM / EDGE and 2100 MHz UMTS / HSDPA (tri-band 3G for America) phone, and will be Sony Ericsson’s first phone to feature Smile Shutter from the get-go. If you feel like printing your pictures, the C510 features HP’s Snapfish service, so you can send print orders right from your phone and have them delivered at home.
More photos after the jump
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Sony Ericsson released new feature for Cyber-shot devices: Smile Shutter™. I think this feature is imported from the famous Sony Cyber-shot camera, which have been implemented in many T-Series camera. Smile Shutter™ will help you to capture a smiling face. When the person in focus smiles, the camera automatically takes a picture. You can override this function by pressing the camera key a second time.
Smile Shutter™ will be available on latest Sony Ericsson Cyber-shot phones: Kate (C510), Filippa and Frances.
Many 8MP camera phones now available on the market. But to lead the market you need bigger resolution to make people say “Wow”. News reaches of a new Sony Ericsson CyberShot phone being worked on for 2009. Currently codenamed the Kokura, it will apparently feature a whopping 12 megapixel camera, come complete with a touchscreen and iPhone-like interface, and will be based on the TI3240 chipset with the Symbian OS version 9.4 and S60 interface.
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It seems Sony Ericsson did not stop playing with its Cybershot brand. After delivering a camera phone with 8 megapixel resolution through the C905, They now developed 12 megapixel cameraphone with code name “Kotaku”. According to the plan, the phone will have a touch screen interface and will have design similar to Nokia Tube.
This phone will use S60 interface with Symbian OS 9.4 version. This phone will also be equipped with 3.5mm headphone jack, mini-USB socket for better connectivity. In addition, It will also support Bluetooth A2DP, Memory Stick format, and also microSD slot. However, no further info from Sony Ericsson about the price, release date and full specification.
Via: Semcblog
