Reports came in this week that had Nokia moving mostly away from Symbian for its high-end N-series devices by 2012. Nokia has now come out and denounced that as premature. Nokia says that it remains firmly attached to Symbian. continued »

Sony Ericsson isn't well known for selling sexy handsets that lure new customers in droves to the mobile providers offering the devices. The company is well known though for offering up decent music phones and camera phones with lots of megapixels. Last week I mentioned a pair of new Sony Ericsson phones that had hit the market called the W518a and ... continued »

Sony Ericsson needs some appealing new mobile phones to woo consumers back to the brand. Sony Ericsson has been trying to improve its products and went so far as to announces a move from the proprietary M2 memory card format to the microSD format. Sony Ericsson and AT&T announced new devices today including the C905a Cyber-shot phone (still uses M2 storage) ... continued »

I just mentioned the Rachael handset from Sony Ericsson that was leaked by mobile.nu. The same publication has also posted some leaked info on another Sony Ericsson handset called the Kiki. Like most leaked products, little hard info on specifications is known. What can be seen in the leaked renderings is that the phone is more for those looking for style ... continued »

Android is certainly the flavor of the month when it comes to mobile operating systems. Google's open source OS is being found in more and more smartphones and will make its way into the netbook and notebook market as well as an alternative to Windows. A new Sony Ericsson handset has been unearthed that is codenamed Rachael. The device is expected ... continued »

Sony Ericsson may have announced their first 8.1-megapixel camera-phone recently, but the budget end of their CyberShot range has more humble optics. The Sony Ericsson C510 is a straightforward candybar aimed at the free-on-contract market; even so, there's still a fair amount of camera hyperbole. Digicam replacement or snappy pretender? We set to find out. continued »

Sony Ericsson has been taking a beating in the current global economy with massive losses and the inability to offer handsets that consumers want to purchase. The company is trying to make its handsets more popular though and has changed to a more open storage format with microSD rather than M2. The second Windows Mobile device from Sony Ericsson, the Xperia ... continued »

The iPhone is cool, but one of the main things that users of the device enjoy is the App Store with the wealth of applications and games that can be added to the device. The App store proved so successful that Google, Nokia, and RIM each opened their own stores to sell applications for their respective devices. Sony Ericsson doesn't want ... continued »

One of the things that sets many basic handsets apart from their more expensive brethren is the feature set. Typically, the features that low-end handsets lack are the gaming and multimedia aspects that high-end phones are known for. Sony Ericsson announced that it would be bringing mobile Java to its entry-level 3G phones. The addition of the mobile Java technology means ... continued »

One of the reasons I shy away from any Sony branded product like phones and cameras is because Sony tends to use its own proprietary Memory Stick format that costs much more than the common and universal SD card formats. Sony Ericsson phones use Memory Stick Micro (M2) cards for memory expansion, and in the face of falling profits, Sony ... continued »