Posts Tagged ‘ericsson’
Monday, October 27th, 2008
Check out the table below to compare features on the latest 8MP Camera phones. Click on the image of the phone for the phones full specification.
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Sony Ericsson C905
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Samsung i8510
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Samsung Pixon
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LG KC910 Renoir
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| Size (mm) |
104 x 49 x 18
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106.5 x 53.9 x 17.2
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107.9 x 54.6 x 13.8
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107.8 x 55.9 x 14
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| Weight |
136g
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140g
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121g
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114g
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| Screen Size |
2.4″
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2.8″
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3.2″
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3″
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| Screen Resolution |
240 x 320
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240 x 320
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240 x 400
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240 x 400
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| Camera Resolution |
8MP
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8MP
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8MP
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8MP
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| Auto Focus |
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| Xenon Flash |
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| LED Flash |
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| Image Stabiliser |
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| Smart Contrast |
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| Geo Tagging |
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| Address Book Tagging |
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| Lens Cover |
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| TV Out |
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| DLNA Support |
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| Panorama Mode |
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| Face Detection |
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| Smile Detection |
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| Blink Detection |
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| BestPic |
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| 30 fps Video Record |
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| 120fps Slow Motion Video |
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| Video Light |
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| Internal Memory |
160MB
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8/16GB
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200MB
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100MB
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| GPS |
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| Wi-Fi |
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| HSDPA Speed |
7.2Mbps
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7.2Mbps
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7.2Mbps
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7.2Mbps
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| Talktime (minutes) |
540
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510
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220
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180
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| Standby (hours) |
380
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310
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310
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264
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Tags: 8 mega pixel, 8mp, cyber-shot, cybershot, ericsson, LG Renoir, pixon, renoir, samsung, Samsung i8510, Samsung Pixon, Sony, Sony Ericsson C905,
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Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
Sony Ericsson have today confirmed that their next flagship handset, the Xperia X1 will be released on the 30th September.
Sim Free Sony Ericsson Xperia X1
The Xperia X1 is the first Windows Mobile device from Sony Ericsson, and features a 3.2 MP Camera, GPS, HSDPA and WiFi for high speed internet. The X1 also has a full Qwerty keyboard and widescreen display.
Visit the Mobile Fun website for more information on the Sony Ericsson Xperia X1.
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Thursday, August 7th, 2008
Whether you are a phone user or a gadget lover, one of the most annoying things about getting a new device is having to replace all of your chargers. For my current phone I’ve got a car charger, a spare mains charger at work and a USB charging cable that I carry around in my laptop bag. But what if I carried my iPod and PSP with me, or if my Bluetooth Headset takes a different charging connector to my phone – thats another charger I’d need to carry around with me! Thankfully PowerBloks make it easier to charge multiple devices with just one charger.
PowerBlok Charging Adapters
PowerBloks are simple adapters that convert any standard Mini USB cable into a USB charging cable, and can also be used to convert Mini USB Mains and Car chargers to work with your device. This is great news, as it completely removes the need to have a seperate charger for each device you own. I’m pretty sure that you will already have a spare Mini USB cable lying around at home that you can use to charge your phone, MP3 Player or games console – they even work on the new iPhone 3G. If you want to use this cable in the car or at work, just connect your cable to a USB Mains Adapter or USB Car Charger Adapter and you’ve got a fully functional charger that you can update as often as you like for a fraction of the cost!
One Charger for your TomTom, Bluetooth Headset, Mobile Phone and iPod
When you’re in the car you can now use the same charger on your TomTom, your phone, your iPod and your Bluetooth Headset, just change the PowerBlok adapter to switch between devices.
PowerBloks are available now for Classic Nokia, Nokia 2mm, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Sony PSP, iPod and iPhone, with other manufacturers due shortly. We’re looking at putting together some bundle packs on the tips – which ones do you think we should do? What other devices should we offer adapters for? Feel free to add your suggestions below!
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Tags: charger, charging, ericsson, headset, iPhone, iPod, Mini, Nokia, phone, powerblok, Sony, update, USB,
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Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008
Sony Ericsson have today announced 3 new Walkman handsets.
The innovative W902 Walkman phone has the highest specifications of the 3, featuring a 5 megapixel camera with flash, image stabiliser and Auto Focus. The W902 includes an 8GB Memory Stick Micro which lets you store more than 8000 songs. The much improved camera allows for better video capture than on previous Walkman models and allows you to geo-tag your photo’s using information from your network provider. The W902 features the same clear audio technology as the W980 which gives exceptional audio quality when using the HPM-77 premium headphones which are included with the phone. The W902 measures 110 x 49 x 11.7 mm and has a 2.2" scratch proof screen. Other features include Bluetooth, FM Radio, Picture and Video Blogging, Email, Auto rotate and HSDPA.
The W595 Walkman phone is designed around sharing. It has a 2.2 inch screen, 3.2 megapixel camera and comes with a 2GB memory card that will hold around 2000 songs. The phone has an unusual "share jack" that lets two people listen to the same music using an additional headset. The phone also has the now familiar SensMe and Shake controls, that allow you to select music depending on your mood, skip tracks or adjust the volume simply by shaking the phone. The W595 is also a gaming handset, with four games included including Guitar Rock Tour in 3D.
The W302 Walkman phone is more of a budget Walkman phone, although the specification of the phone is far from budget. At jsut 10.5 mm thin, this slim handset is the perfect way of keeping your music photos and contacts all in one place. The phone includes a 512 MB memory stick micro to store upto 480 songs, has an FM Radio and features Track ID, a music recognition services that allows you to identify music. Its built in 2 megapixel camera lets you capture the moment and post it straight to your blog, send via MMS or email to friends.
All three handsets are due for release in quarter 4 2008.
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Tags: ericcson, ericsson, headset, hpm-77, Photo, release, screen, Sony, Video, w302, w565, w902,
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Tuesday, June 17th, 2008
Before you can begin using programs such as Nokia PC Suite, you will need to pair your handset with your computer.
To begin pairing:
- Turn on Bluetooth on your mobile device and make sure it is set to discoverable/visible/find me.
- Right click the Bluetooth icon in the system tray next to the clock.
- On the pop up menu that appears select add bluetooth device.
- Follow on screen prompts to search for devices.
- Select your phone from the list of discovered devices.
- When prompted for a PIN number, enter 0000 unless one is provided for you.
- On your handset accept the pairing request and enter the same PIN number as entered on the PC.
Windows will then check your device and install any drivers that are needed for your phone and computer to work together. While Windows is installing drivers for your phone, you may see some yellow notification bubbles by the clock, keep an eye on these as your response may be required to authorise access to your PC.
You may be asked for the driver disc that came with your mobile phone. If you don’t have the disc, download drivers and software from the manufacturers website.
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Tags: Bluetooth, Click, computer, Driver, drivers, ericsson, install, installation, pair, Pairing, phone, screen, software,
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