Live pics of Sony Ericsson W890

The SE-center.pl has posted more live pics of Sony Ericsson W890 phone, which is not yet officially introduced. This is a Walkman series product following the W880. According to the source, the W890 comes with a 2” QVGA display, a 3.2-megapixel camera and a frontal camera for video calls (3G support), Bluetooth (A2DP) wireless module and an FM-radio with RDS. There is the support of Memory Stick Micro (M2) cards. These are non-official details, not yet confirmed by the vendor.



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Sony Ericsson gets official on the W910 and K850

For you Walkman / Cyber-shot buffs out there who’ve been dying to get your hands on some new phoneage — look no further. The Sony-Ericsson dreamteam have just announced the official release of two of its new mobile phones sure to have player haters… um, player hating. The W910, which we took a look at back in June, apparently has music-playin’ on its mind, though with HSDPA, a 1GB Memory Stick, and its “shake” feature (which allows you to jostle the device to switch songs or randomize playback), you might find other uses for it. If you’re more of an Ansel Adams-type, you can get your mitts on the K850, a camera-minded phone that’s got a considerable 5-megapixel camera (with a Xenon flash / video light), has more of that beloved HSDPA, and can do 30fps video — if that’s your thing. Both of these sweet babies will be available in “selected markets” this month, no word on price.



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Samsung U900 coming to Verizon as the Flipshot

Samsung’s U900 Ultra Edition phone will be rechristened the Flipshot when it arrives in the US through Verizon, according to leaked details provided by Mobiledia. The device has had most of its American specifications revealed and will earn its name through its swiveling display: twisting the LCD horizontally helps turn the phone into an impromptu 3-megapixel camera or camcorder with a photo-friendly landscape view. An onboard flash and image editing software produce better-looking shots before they reach a computer or are sent to a friend.

In spite of its photography focus, the Flipshot will also have at least a partial focus on music, with MP3 support and a microSD slot to store both music and photos. EVDO Internet access and assisted GPS using Verizon’s VZ Navigator are also confirmed, the report says. Verizon has not solidified a release date for the Samsung flip phone but is known to be readying a release before the end of the year.



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Sprint Rumor Phone Details

After a short teaser, Sprint has released the details of the Sprint Rumor messaging phone. Designed by LG, this phone aims to be an affordable texting phone. It will be available for $80 (with a 2yr service contract and...



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Nokia Aeon Wants to Be Touched. A beautiful phone!

The Nokia Aeon has a similar design to the Synaptics Onyx. The concept phone will feature a full surface touch screen display that replaces the traditional keypad. Its unique design gives this concept phone an extremely sleek and sexy look. Nokia should use some perfected material that doesn’t leave fingerprints on Aeon’s touch screen display; otherwise, you will probably spend half your time wiping it. Two more pictures after the jump!



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Most Powerful Nokia Phone Ever - Nokia E51 Unearthed

Nokia E51 is a candy-bar shaped business phone that offers superior features and specifications for mobile professionals and businessmen. Although the Nokia E51 has a humble simple outlook, the Nokia E51 integrates seamlessly with wide range of business email solutions ( Nokia Intellisync Wireless Email and Mail for Exchange to communicate with Microsoft Exchange Server, and consumer email) and corporate telephony systems (PBX) through Nokia Mobile Unified Communications solutions (Nokia Intellisync Call Connect for Cisco and Nokia Intellisync Call Connect for Alcatel). Besides that, Nokia also offers free Voice over IP (VoIP) application, Gizmo, that allows you to make or receive VOIP calls through broadband internet.

The E51 comes preloaded with Nokia Office Tools 2.0 including Nokia Team Suite, In-device manager, and Active Notes and supports variety of third party applications ranging from security software (Symantec, F-Secure, McAfee, and Trend Micro antivirus) to internet web services (Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Search, Windows Live Spaces, Windows Live Hotmail, and Yahoo! Go).

Nokia e51 Photo Gallery.

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Sony Ericsson T650i photoset

The T650i is only 12.5mm thick, and pretty light at 95mm, especially for a phone with a metal casing, but punches above its weight with a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus, a front end video call camera, MP3 player, FM radio, 256,000 colour display and it’s 3G as well.




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