Hope Malaysia will launch it too on August 2011, Xperia Ray might be launch on September 2011. So, it won't crash on the month of launching date.
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Showing posts with label Sony Ericsson ST15i. Show all posts
Monday, June 27, 2011
Xperia mini and Xperia mini pro hit UK pre-order, Dated for August release
Hope Malaysia will launch it too on August 2011, Xperia Ray might be launch on September 2011. So, it won't crash on the month of launching date.
Monday, May 9, 2011
Great Xperia Mini & Mini Pro Event Last Night
May 6th, 2011
I must admit I’m a bit tired today. I really think the event last night was a great one, the discussions I had with some of you attending were truly inspirational and it was great to get to meet that many tech-bloggers in person.
Some of you there run sites that has been in my browser’s start-up tabs since almost 10 years ago now and I admittedly almost got a bit star struck by meeting some of you
As a summary of the event it all started with presenations from our top people within marketing and communication, went on to the introduction of the new Xperia minis by the head of our compact product line and then finished of with a great comprehensive demonstration of the new Facebook inside Xperia integration.
After that the real fun began with hands-on of the new minis and great discussions between us Sony Ericsson representatives and all the tech bloggers. I personally had great discussion with many of the invited guests, of course on our products but also on our presence in online media, my work with this blog and the online buzz of the mobile industry in general.
I hope that you that were there enjoyed the event and keep in touch in the future whenever you have questions or suggestions around our products!
Below are some pictures I shot during the evening and links to articles that were posted by the tech bloggers after the event.
To all of you I had the great pleasure of meeting last night, big thanks for coming and for all the great discussions! Did I miss anyone or got your names or links wrong? Please let me know in the comments section or just drop me an e-mail!
Steve Walker on our strategy
Greg Varner introducing Xperia mini
Paul O´Brien from MoDaCo trying out the new minis
Gareth Beavis from Techradar
Fabien Röhlinger from AndroidPIT shoting a demo with Martin Essl
Read Fabiens impressions here: (In German) http://www.androidpit.de/de/android/blog/395139/AndroidPIT-Exklusiv-Video-Sony-Ericsson-stellt-in-London-Facebook-Inside-vor
Rest of the people attending (i.e. the ones I didn’t get photos of, sorry!) and their reports from the event:
Jonathan Choo from fonearena - http://www.fonearena.com/blog/36959/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-and-mini-pro-hands-on.html
Jonathan Morris from What Mobile – http://www.whatmobile.net/2011/05/hands-on-sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-and-mini-pro/
Benjamin Morin from Le Journal du Geek (in French) – http://www.journaldugeek.com/2011/05/05/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro/
Chris Davis from SlashGear – http://www.slashgear.com/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-and-mini-pro-hands-on-video-05150358/
Android Community – http://androidcommunity.com/facebook-inside-xperia-actually-kind-of-cool-20110505/
Pocket-lint – http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/39898/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro-hands-on
Carlos Martinez from Engadget en español (In Spanish) – http://es.engadget.com/2011/05/05/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro-y-x10-mini-pro-frente-a-frente/
Mat Smith from Recombu – http://recombu.com/news/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro-revealed-tiny-keyboard-big-specs_M14233.html
Android Bloke – http://androidbloke.co.uk/2011/05/05/xperia-family-getting-bigger-and-smaller/
Written by Rikard Skogberg
I must admit I’m a bit tired today. I really think the event last night was a great one, the discussions I had with some of you attending were truly inspirational and it was great to get to meet that many tech-bloggers in person.
Some of you there run sites that has been in my browser’s start-up tabs since almost 10 years ago now and I admittedly almost got a bit star struck by meeting some of you
As a summary of the event it all started with presenations from our top people within marketing and communication, went on to the introduction of the new Xperia minis by the head of our compact product line and then finished of with a great comprehensive demonstration of the new Facebook inside Xperia integration.
After that the real fun began with hands-on of the new minis and great discussions between us Sony Ericsson representatives and all the tech bloggers. I personally had great discussion with many of the invited guests, of course on our products but also on our presence in online media, my work with this blog and the online buzz of the mobile industry in general.
I hope that you that were there enjoyed the event and keep in touch in the future whenever you have questions or suggestions around our products!
Below are some pictures I shot during the evening and links to articles that were posted by the tech bloggers after the event.
To all of you I had the great pleasure of meeting last night, big thanks for coming and for all the great discussions! Did I miss anyone or got your names or links wrong? Please let me know in the comments section or just drop me an e-mail!
Martin Essl and Calum MacDougall introducing Facebook inside Xperia
Sharif Sakr and Vlad Savov from Engadget posting their hands-on experience of the minis
Read their impressions here: http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/05/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-and-mini-pro-hands-on/
Paul O´Brien from MoDaCo trying out the new minis
Michelle and Garry from xda-developers
Read their impressions here: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/xda-attends-unveiling-of-next-generation-xperia-minis/
Martin Essl giving Matt Brian from The Next Web a demo
Read Matts impressions here: http://thenextweb.com/mobile/2011/05/05/sony-ericsson-unveils-the-xperia-mini-xperia-mini-pro-and-facebook-inside-xperia/
Gareth Beavis from Techradar
Eric Nihlmar from Swedroid
Read Erics impressions here: (In Swedish) http://www.swedroid.se/mer-xperia-mini-och-mini-pro-bilder-och-video-fran-presskonferensen/
Fabien Röhlinger from AndroidPIT shoting a demo with Martin Essl
Read Fabiens impressions here: (In German) http://www.androidpit.de/de/android/blog/395139/AndroidPIT-Exklusiv-Video-Sony-Ericsson-stellt-in-London-Facebook-Inside-vor
Rest of the people attending (i.e. the ones I didn’t get photos of, sorry!) and their reports from the event:
Jonathan Choo from fonearena - http://www.fonearena.com/blog/36959/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-and-mini-pro-hands-on.html
Jonathan Morris from What Mobile – http://www.whatmobile.net/2011/05/hands-on-sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-and-mini-pro/
Benjamin Morin from Le Journal du Geek (in French) – http://www.journaldugeek.com/2011/05/05/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro/
Chris Davis from SlashGear – http://www.slashgear.com/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-and-mini-pro-hands-on-video-05150358/
Android Community – http://androidcommunity.com/facebook-inside-xperia-actually-kind-of-cool-20110505/
Pocket-lint – http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/39898/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro-hands-on
Carlos Martinez from Engadget en español (In Spanish) – http://es.engadget.com/2011/05/05/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro-y-x10-mini-pro-frente-a-frente/
Mat Smith from Recombu – http://recombu.com/news/sony-ericsson-xperia-mini-pro-revealed-tiny-keyboard-big-specs_M14233.html
Android Bloke – http://androidbloke.co.uk/2011/05/05/xperia-family-getting-bigger-and-smaller/
Written by Rikard Skogberg
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini
Specification:
Size 88.0 × 52.0 × 16.0 mm / 3.5 × 2.0 × 0.6 inches
Weight 94.0 g / 3.3 oz
Screen 320 x 480 pixels (HVGA) / 16,777,216 color TFT
Available colours Black , White , Blue , Dark Pink
Memory RAM: 512MB
Phone memory up to 320MB
Memory card slot: microSD™, up to 32GB
Actual free memory may vary due to phone pre-configuration
Battery performance
Battery performance may vary depending on network conditions and configuration, and phone usage.| Networks | Talk time (up to) | Standby time (up to) | Video call (up to) |
|---|---|---|---|
| GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 | 4 hours 30 min | 340 hours |  |
| UMTS/HSPA 900/2100 | 4 hours 30 min | 340 hours | |
| UMTS HSPA 800/1900/2100 | 4 hours 30 min | 340 hours | |
Note that UMTS/HSPA network compatibility varies per location. A Standby time specification is an industry standard. The only intention is to allow comparison of different mobile phones under the same circumstances. Factors including - but not limited to - network, settings, location, movement, signal strength and cell traffic strongly effect standby power consumption. Standby time specifications of different mobile phones can therefore be compared only in a controlled laboratory environment. When any mobile phone is used in real life - i.e., under circumstances for which the mobile phone is intended - the actual standby time could be considerably lower and will be strongly dependent on the factors mentioned above. | |||
| Music listening time: 25 hours | |||
GreenHeart™
Eco-smart packaging
The phone is packed in a smaller, lighter box to reduce the environmental effects of transport and preserve precious natural resources.
GreenHeart™ headset
An eco-friendly headset, partly produced from recycled plastics.
GreenHeart™ charger
The charger complies with the Energy Star level V and has a standby power-loss that is less than 30mW. This means less power consumption.
E-manual
Save on paper usage. The printed manual is replaced with an electronic version in the phone.
Camera
Aperture f/2.6
Allows more light to reach the image sensor.
Video stabiliser
Avoid bluriness caused by slight hand movements.
Video record
Record video clip
Video light
More light when shooting video.
Touch focus
Touch the screen to set the focus area.
Smile detection
Let the camera automatically snap the shot when your subject flashes a smile.
Picture blogging
A function that lets you take a picture and send it straight to a live blog
Red-eye reduction
Use it when taking people photos using flash.
Image stabiliser
Avoid blurriness caused by slight hand movements.
HD video recording (720p)
Record High Definition video with a simple touch of a button.
Geo-tagging
Have your photo tagged with information on where it was taken.
Flash / light type - LED
When lighting conditions are poor, your picture can still be good.
Face recognition
Your phone automatically recognises up to five faces in your picture.
Face detection
Your phone automatically sets the focus on the faces in your pictures.
Digital Zoom - up to 8x
Get close to your subject.
Auto focus
Automatic focus for optimal clarity.
Camera - 5 megapixel
Capture and share special moments.
Web
Web browser - WebKit
Full Internet browser with support for standard protocols, images and video.
Pan & zoom
View web pages as you like - get a quick overview or zoom in on details.
Google Voice Search
Use your voice to search the web or to quickly launch a call to a friend.
Google™ search
Find what you’re after with the Google™ search function.
Bookmarks
Quick access to your favourite Web sites.
Android™ Market
Get apps and games - download straight to your phone.
Entertainment
YouTube™
View your favourite YouTube™ videos, or upload your own - access is easy via the YouTube™ application.
Video streaming
Realtime video streaming, e.g. live cam
Radio - FM radio with RDS
Radio entertainment round the clock.
Motion gaming
Gaming gets physical - turn, swing, move your phone to control the action.
Media Browser
Media content in one place for fast and easy access.
3D games
Enjoy quality games with full color and depth.
Connectivity
Wisepilot™ turn-by-turn navigation
Get live instructions for how to find your way to your destination - and have fun en route. Free trial version included. The service may not be available in every market. For more information, visit www.sonyericsson.wisepilot.com.
WiFi™
Utilise high-speed Internet at Wi-Fi™ hotspots at airports and other facilities.
USB mass storage
Connect and move items between computer and phone.
Synchronisation - Exchange ActiveSync®
Stay seamlessly synchronised with your Microsoft® Exchange email server.
Synchronisation - Exchange ActiveSync® via Moxier client
Stay seamlessly synchronised with your Microsoft® Exchange email server.
Synchronisation via Sony Ericsson Sync
Synchronise your phone contacts, calendar, tasks, bookmarks and notes* via the Sony Ericsson website. Sony Ericsson Sync is based on SyncML. * Synchronisation items may differ depending on the device.
Synchronisation via Google Sync
Use your Google account to synchronise the contacts in your phone.
Synchronisation via Facebook™
Match your Facebook™ friends with your phone contacts.
NeoReader® barcode scanner
Use the camera to scan barcodes and access web content with ease.
Modem
GSM internet dial-up support
Micro USB support
Connect to your PC and other devices.
Google Maps™
Find your way to your destination.
Google Latitude™
See where your friends are - and share your own location with them.
DLNA Certified™
Connect wirelessly to other devices.
Bluetooth™ technology
Connect wirelessly to other Bluetooth™ devices.
aGPS
Use GPS-powered location-based services.
3.5 mm audio jack
Share your music via the extra jack. Use any headphones with a standard-sized 3.5 mm connector.
Messaging
Text messaging (SMS)
Send text greetings anywhere in the world.
Sound recorder
A mini recording device in your phone that lets you record voice messages or other sounds
Predictive text input
Fast and easy text messaging.
Picture messaging (MMS)
Colourful multimedia messaging.
Instant messaging
Online chat. On the move.
Google Mail™
Gmail for mobile lets you send and receive e-mail wherever you are.
Email:
Built-in email client with inbox, outbox, compose, send and other functions
Conversations
Say it via chat-style text messaging.
Communication
Vibrating Alert
The phone vibrates and you can feel when a call comes in
Twitter™ - Timescape™ integration
Let the world know how you feel and what you think - say it with a tweet.
Speaker phone
Loudspeaker suitable for using the phone as an office handsfree
Sony Ericsson Timescape™
All your communication with one person in one place.
Noise shield
Filter out the sounds around and make yourself heard.
Google Talk™
Chat-style communication with friends and family.
Facebook™ application
Stay in touch with your friends on Facebook™ through your phone.
Design
Wallpaper animation
Animated wallpaper – moving background pictures. In standby, your display wallpaper has a pleasing graphic pattern with smooth movement and colour blending.
Touchscreen
Intuitive navigation – just touch the screen.
Reality display with Mobile BRAVIA® Engine
Crystal-clear colours and crisp images.
Picture wallpaper
Background picture on-screen when the phone is in standby mode
Keyboard - Onscreen 12-key
Text input made easy.
Keyboard - Onscreen QWERTY
Text input made easy.
Four corner home screen - customisable icons
Quick access to favourite functions via four icons in the corners of the home screen.
Auto rotate
Switch from vertical to horizontal mode by rotating the phone. Whatever you're viewing will rotate to suit.
Organiser
Phone book
The information you need to keep in touch with friends and family.
Infinite button
Just one press to all about your friends or all the artist info you need.
Google Calendar™
Create, add and edit events. Set up reminders and mobile notifications.
Flight mode
Disable the radio receivers and transmitters in your phone so you can safely use other functions.
Document readers
Edit documents in popular formats.
Document editors
Edit documents in popular formats.
Calendar
Store appointment information and set reminders.
Calculator
Full-function calculator when you need it.
Alarm clock
Set your phone alarm clock to ring at the time of your choice.
Disclaimer
The YouTube™ application is not available in all markets.Saturday, April 30, 2011
Sony Ericsson exposure ahead of next week’s release of three new aircraft
Android system to become leader of the Sony Ericsson camp, not only heavyweight in a variety of new aircraft this year, come out, and it is ready to launch in the future a greater number of models to capture the market. Recently, according to Taiwan media reports, Sony Ericsson will release three new machines in the next week to mid-market with more market share.
Medium end markets
Although Taiwan’s media, and Sony Ericsson did not disclose those models will be released, but learned that “there is no arc that end, we have not seen will be several new machines.” In the past, some of the information on the network exposure, Sony Ericsson SK17i, ST15i and CK15i the potential to become the protagonist of the conference.
All three may be released in the new models, known as the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10mini PRO2 SK17i the highest frequency of exposure, and will most likely launch. The machine code-named “Mango”, the main orientation is introduced as the XPERIA X10mini PRO successors. Equipped with a 3.0-inch capacitive touch screen, support HVGA resolution and multi-touch features, and Sony Ericsson also equipped with a 1GHz clock speed for the aircraft’s high-pass snapdragon QSD8650 processor, which in the mid-market models of rare.
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Duo or
Sony Ericsson SK17i also equipped with 512MB of RAM and 512MB of ROM capacity, but also loaded with Android2.3 gingerbread system and built-in 500 million pixel camera, with WCDMA / HSDPA networks and WLAN wireless LAN, GPS navigation, Bluetooth technology, USB connection and memory card expansion functions.
Since Sony Ericsson has previously applied for, including XPERIA Play, XPERIA Neo, XPERIA Arc and XPERIA Duo, including four new trademark. Therefore, in the other machines have been fully unveiled three new cases, with the machine so often the extent of exposure, so that people have every reason to infer that Sony Ericsson SK17i may be the only remaining XPERIA Duo.
XPERIA X10mini successors
As for the other a Sony Ericsson model ST15i codename for the new machine was Smultron, will serve as the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini successor soon. As Xperia X10 mini past itself is functionally almost Xperia X10 mini Pro is not much difference, so the upcoming release of Sony Ericsson ST15i in the functional specifications with SK17i should not much different. Example, will also be equipped with a 3.0-inch capacitive touch screen, support HVGA resolution and multi-touch features, and also will be equipped with high-pass frequency 1GHz snapdragon QSD8650 processor with 512MB of RAM and 512MB of ROM capacity.
As for the Sony Ericsson ST15i other features should include carrying loaded with Android2.3 gingerbread system and built-in 500 million pixel camera, with WCDMA / HSDPA networks and WLAN wireless LAN, GPS navigation, Bluetooth technology, USB connectivity and memory card expansion functions. Therefore, simply the difference between the aircraft and SK17i may be the abolition of the sliding cover the whole keyboard only.
Relatively mysterious CK15i
As for the Bluetooth testing surfaced just as the Sony Ericsson CK15i is a bit mysterious, according to Japanese media to say this phone is not a smart phone, but the A200 platform, the product of the past, will be equipped with WQVGA resolution screen and QWERTY keyboard to support 3G networks and Bluetooth technology, and other related functions do not have any configuration information.
It is worth mentioning that, although Sony Ericsson has just released the first Walkman phone Atradius system W8, but will not rule out next week before the introduction of the Sony Ericsson W15 exposure possible. And according to those who broke the news before the news, Sony Ericsson will launch this year with a group of about 9 mm ultra-thin body, with a 3.2-3.5 inch touch screen, and the price at 1500-2000 yuan.
Medium end markets
Although Taiwan’s media, and Sony Ericsson did not disclose those models will be released, but learned that “there is no arc that end, we have not seen will be several new machines.” In the past, some of the information on the network exposure, Sony Ericsson SK17i, ST15i and CK15i the potential to become the protagonist of the conference.
All three may be released in the new models, known as the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10mini PRO2 SK17i the highest frequency of exposure, and will most likely launch. The machine code-named “Mango”, the main orientation is introduced as the XPERIA X10mini PRO successors. Equipped with a 3.0-inch capacitive touch screen, support HVGA resolution and multi-touch features, and Sony Ericsson also equipped with a 1GHz clock speed for the aircraft’s high-pass snapdragon QSD8650 processor, which in the mid-market models of rare.
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Duo or
Sony Ericsson SK17i also equipped with 512MB of RAM and 512MB of ROM capacity, but also loaded with Android2.3 gingerbread system and built-in 500 million pixel camera, with WCDMA / HSDPA networks and WLAN wireless LAN, GPS navigation, Bluetooth technology, USB connection and memory card expansion functions.
Since Sony Ericsson has previously applied for, including XPERIA Play, XPERIA Neo, XPERIA Arc and XPERIA Duo, including four new trademark. Therefore, in the other machines have been fully unveiled three new cases, with the machine so often the extent of exposure, so that people have every reason to infer that Sony Ericsson SK17i may be the only remaining XPERIA Duo.
XPERIA X10mini successors
As for the other a Sony Ericsson model ST15i codename for the new machine was Smultron, will serve as the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini successor soon. As Xperia X10 mini past itself is functionally almost Xperia X10 mini Pro is not much difference, so the upcoming release of Sony Ericsson ST15i in the functional specifications with SK17i should not much different. Example, will also be equipped with a 3.0-inch capacitive touch screen, support HVGA resolution and multi-touch features, and also will be equipped with high-pass frequency 1GHz snapdragon QSD8650 processor with 512MB of RAM and 512MB of ROM capacity.
As for the Sony Ericsson ST15i other features should include carrying loaded with Android2.3 gingerbread system and built-in 500 million pixel camera, with WCDMA / HSDPA networks and WLAN wireless LAN, GPS navigation, Bluetooth technology, USB connectivity and memory card expansion functions. Therefore, simply the difference between the aircraft and SK17i may be the abolition of the sliding cover the whole keyboard only.
Relatively mysterious CK15i
As for the Bluetooth testing surfaced just as the Sony Ericsson CK15i is a bit mysterious, according to Japanese media to say this phone is not a smart phone, but the A200 platform, the product of the past, will be equipped with WQVGA resolution screen and QWERTY keyboard to support 3G networks and Bluetooth technology, and other related functions do not have any configuration information.
It is worth mentioning that, although Sony Ericsson has just released the first Walkman phone Atradius system W8, but will not rule out next week before the introduction of the Sony Ericsson W15 exposure possible. And according to those who broke the news before the news, Sony Ericsson will launch this year with a group of about 9 mm ultra-thin body, with a 3.2-3.5 inch touch screen, and the price at 1500-2000 yuan.
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