sony ericsson Windows Mobile Pocket PC news, reviews, tips & tricks

Here’s a fun application which unfortunately not everyone will be able to use. First of all we need a Symbian S60 3rd edition handset. That’s easy to do. Just pick a Nokia smartphone. Since Nokia has about 40% of the worldwide cell phone market, you will be able to find one fast. You might even own one. But then you need a Bluetooth watch from Sony. That might be harder to procure. An MBW-100 or MBW-150 should do.


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Are you good at developing all sorts of applications for Windows Mobile gadgets? Are you waiting for the Xperia X1 to unleash your creativity and talent? Well wait no more. The X1 isn’t here yet but Sony Ericsson made its SDK available for all developers.


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The Missing Sync for Symbian is an application designed by Marc/Space meant to sync Mac apps to Symbian S60 and UIQ smartphones. There’s even a cool feature called Proximity Syncing which means that when your Mac and Symbian phone are in Bluetooth range they will automatically sync.


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Sony Ericsson didn't have a good quarter, in fact it outright stunk. The cell phone manufacturer announced a loss of profits that totalled 97% today. The company had reported impressive gains in the first quarter of 2008. The loss of profits comes at a time when the number of handsets sold by the company has actually increased.


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Sony Ericsson keeps rolling out the phone releases this week with the announcement of the Sony Ericsson TM506. Actually this time is was the FCC announcing the new device that will be carried by GSM Cellular provider T-Mobile.
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After announcing the F305 Motion Gaming Phone this week I was surprised to see device details for two new devices being released by Sony Ericsson today, but it appears the cell phone manufacturer isn't prepared to slow down with the announcement of two new camera phones, the Sony Ericsson C905 and the Sony Ericsson S302.


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Lately it seems an increasing number of Sony Ericsson Phones are leaking before their time, and the new F305 Gaming Phone is no exception, a device that doesn't focus on packing the unit full of the most modern technologies, but rather decides to focus mostly on one major upgrade, the units state of the art accelerometer.


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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 is one of the most anticipated Pocket PC devices of 2008. Featuring Quad-Band GSM Connectivity, Windows Mobile 6.1, a 3.0 inch screen with 800 x 480 colors of resolution on a touchscreen and 3G internet access the device appears to be a pocket pc to be reckoned with, and now Sony has added a few upgrade to the already drool inspiring device.


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The Sony Ericsson Z750 is a quad-band flip phone that features a sleek mirrored design with an OLED display on the outer side of the device. The unit itself is a flip phone that features clean lines with a host of impressive features.

The Z750 features a 2 mega pixel camera with Bluetooth A2DP for Stereo Bluetooth support, along with the ability to use the on-board FM Stereo with RDS Support, the phone features audio support for: MP3, MP4, AAC, AAC+, eAAc+, WMA, and WAV files giving the unit an impressive amount of audio features.


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