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Sony Ericsson attempts to create a new Guinness World record of the longest participants in one recorded song by launching a new campaign called Join the Song. The campaign has been built for the promotion of their newly released W890 Walkman candybar phone. To participate, you just need to shoot a video of yourself singing and performing a line of the smash hit “Enjoy the Silence”. Even if you don’t want to participate, head on over to see the people who have participated.

Check out the campaign site: JoinTheSong.com

After rumored before, Play Now Arena is confirmed to launch on January 27th.  IntoMobile reader Ron Smeets recieved an invitation to attend Sony Ericsson’s Play Now Arena launch on the 27th of January, he was nice enough to share this picture over at his blog Mobile Cowboys. It says: “Sony Ericsson invites you to join us at MIDEM in Cannes for further details around our launch of PlayNow arena, Sony Ericsson’s platform for distribution of digital content. Light food and drinks will be served.”

T28 was may first phone from Ericsson.  I love the phone and sometime miss it, thought the phone have some problems. Now Sony Ericsson has sought to revive it with the introduction of its new W350 music phone. The W350 makes good use of the flip by placing a number of large, dedicated music keys on the outside of the phone where they can always be easily accessed.

But even though the flip design might harken back to days long gone, the phone still has very modern proportions. A 10mm thick, nobody will confuse the new W350 for a phone from 1995, that’s for certain. On the inside, the W350 also has some new tech, such as Bluetooth stereo support, a TrackID function to identify music heard on a car stereo, and a Memory Stick Micro card slot – with a 512MB card included in the retail package.

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Sony Ericsson W760 is one of 3 new handsets announced at CES, in Las Vegas 7-1-08.  The W760 is meant to provide a lot of functionality when it comes to multimedia and games, for sure, but also sports tri-band HSDPA 3G data. This means that it will work on AT&T’s 850/1900MHz UMTS network as well as on the 2100MHz networks found in other parts of the world. If users happen to find themselves without 3G coverage, the W760′s quad-band GSM/EDGE support will make sure that they are not cut off.

Some of the more interesting features on the W760 include a built-in GPS with both Wayfinder and Google Maps support, stereo speakers, and what Sony Ericsson is calling “Motion Sensing Gaming”, a feature that lets games be controlled by moving the phone, rather than relying solely on d-pads and softkeys. Games on the W760 can be played in both portrait and landscape modes, and the multimedia functions of the phone also work in both modes. All it takes is a quick turn of the phone to switch from one view to the other.

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If you have a lot collection of Midi files (poly ringtones), you can set them as vibrating music for your ringtones. All you need is only convert the MIDI files to SP-MIDI using MMS Guru’s MIDIscale.
With SP-MIDI you can set one audio track as the “Vibration Trigger”.

Here one sample vibrating music created by solidsnake204 from lasyk.net forum: Vibrating Ecuador

It work on most new SE phones