Sony Ericsson Announces A Range of New Phones in India
19 Aug, 2010, 7:59 pm IST | by
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Sony Ericsson has unveiled its six new phones, including smartphones, GreenHeart and walkman phones; comprising the Xperia X8, GreenHeart Cedar and Aspen,and Walkman phones – Yendo, Spiro and Zylo. XPERIA X8 The user interface is similar to that of the Xperia X10 mini, with the four-corners that give one hand use and can be customised for one touch access to preferred applications. The Xperia X8 also includes Timescape for access to all social networking and the infinite button for one click access to a world of content. The open Android operating system delivers access to thousands of applications on Android Market. ASPEN But it’s not all about work, stay in touch with the fun parts of life with Media Browser and PlayNow, with access to social networks and to media files. Also comes with a-GPS, Google Maps and snap pictures with the 3.2megapixel camera. YENDO The four corner touch UI also allows users to find the most important phone features. So whether it’s text messaging, Facebook or email, users can experience a touch experience on a 2.6’’ display. Consumers have a number of color combinations to choose from so they can personalize their handset to suit their mood and make sure it stands out from the crowd. CEDAR Cedar - Rs. 6,000 - 7,000 ZYLO & SPIRO From Twitter to Facebook, consumers can catch up with friends at a touch of a button while still listening to their music on the Walkman player. Another key function available on both phones is TrackID – which allows consumers to access the name and artist of a track they hear playing wherever they are. This function has proved popular with music lovers world-wide with 129 million TrackID lookups in 2009 alone. Spiro - Rs. 5,000; Zylo - Rs. 8,000 At the end of the day the only disappointment from SE was that the Xperia X10 was getting upped to Android 2.1 in October while the rest of the planet moves on to 2.2 aka Froyo. The company says there's a possibility that the X10 could simply skip Froyo and move on to Gingerbread, which means if you're waiting for an update, you've got a long wait ahead of you. All prices quoted are approximate MOPs. Official prices will be issued later on. The handsets are expected to be launched by late September or early October. |
Tags: Sony Ericsson , Xperia , GreenHeart , Google Android , Windows Mobile 6.5 , Walkman , QWERTY , Slider , Touchscreen
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