Sony Ericsson on left, Clearwire on right Depending on where you stand, Clearwire’s future just got a little brighter. While the company has officially pulled out of the phone market with their plans of building an array of smartphones, it has resulted in a bittersweet ending. Sony Ericsson is no longer pursuing legal action against the company and has officially dropped their lawsuit which involved Clearwire’s too-close-for-comfort logo above (right) as a...
Fancy a Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc but are drawn towards smaller phones? The SE Vivaz 2 is your phone. Originally dubbed the “Hallon”, this mini-Arc brings to the table several higher-end features such as 1GHz ARM 7 processor, 512MB of RAM, 480 x 854 Bravia-quality display, 8 megapixel camera with Exmor sensor, Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and a 1500mAh battery. The improved hardware reportedly results in much smoother navigation with Sony Ericsson’s...
Who doesn’t like a good photo leak of an unannounced, unnamed upcoming gadget — and a smartphone no less — in the morning? The image above is rumored to be the upcoming SE Hallon MT15i. Besides that sliver of information, the only other things we’ve got to go on are the screenshot that oddly enough, shows HTC’s Sense UI, and a sole USB port atop the device itself. Not very telling, is it? Meanwhile, the phone that actually took the picture...
Better late than never they say? But is there a point at which you can be too late? Sony seems to be testing that very belief. Sitting here and gazing into the 2010 calendar — almost three years after the original iPhone — Sony is just now getting into the mobile phone biz. I say just getting into because frankly, let’s be honest — SonyEricsson sucks. Their phones suck. That’s why no one has gotten excited in them for years. The one...
Awesome — Windows Phone 7 has Xbox Live features built into the core of the OS. That’s a good nugget to get gamers into the smartphone arena. But what if you have a PS3? Well, in the near future, you too will be catered to if Sony CEO Howard Stringer has anything to say about it (which…he does): “PSN is no secret weapon. Leveraging PSN we are building a new network service that will connect many more network enabled product including Sony Bravias,...
