Much like its direct competitor, the iPod Touch, it comes in 16GB and 32GB flavors and can be used to surf the web. The screen's half an inch smaller, but it's also OLED (rather than the Touch's LED) so you can expect brighter colors and better contrast.

It also comes with digital noise cancelinga first for any MP3 player I've seen. The feature, allows any accompanying 13.5mm EX headphone to block out ambient noise, and basically renders those expensive Bose earphones you just got for Christmas obsolete.

What I like about this is that it's one of those D'oh, of course! ideas. I've always hated how the sound gets muffled and crappy (or turns off completely) when your noise canceling headphones run out of batteriesyou don't have to worry about that if it's all incorporated into the MP3 player.

We'll have to run it through the standard tests to see if it's all it's cracked up to be, but what worries me most about the X-series, and it's most likely roadblock to widespread success, is the price. Right now it's TBD. Sony has come out with a ton of outstanding MP3 players, but unless it's willing to sell this one for $400 and lower, the X-series probably won't knock the iPod Touch off its perch.

The Sony Ericsson W715 is the twin brother of W705 but W715 has the usual Vodaphone sticker in front instead of the Walkman logo. It also has a dedicated key to Vodaphone's navigation services.

Sony Ericsson announces that soon Vodafone customers will be able to use the GPS enabled W715Walkman  phone to make the most of location-based services.  Aside from turn-by-turn pedestrian or driving navigation available using Vodafone Find&Go, customers will be able to find their nearest restaurants, hotels or shopping centres all within a few clicks on their new mobile phone.

The W715Walkmanphonefeatures the same superior sound quality as the W980 Walkman phone, which was rated best audio experience in independent a tests by TESTfactory. On the top of premium music experience with crystal clear sound, the W715 includes popular Walkman features such as the music recognition application TrackID, SensMe for matching your mood to the music, and Shake Control to change tracks with the flick of a wrist. All this provides for a premium Music experience, fully integrated with Vodafone Music, allowing easy access to single and album downloads.

"The W715 is another exciting exclusive for Vodafone customers. The seamless integration with Vodafone's Music services, such as single or full album download, provides for a great overall experience on our fast and reliable network. With fully integrated GPS and Vodafone Find&Go, this phone is offering a very attractive feature set in a c****ination we know customers are asking for more and more", said Patrick Chomet, Global Director of Terminals at Vodafone.
 

The new W715 Walkman phone

• Award-winning clear audio experience listen to music as it was meant to be heard
• aGPS increases the precision of location-based services (LBS)
• Vodafone Find&Go navigation service a complete mobile navigation experience
• Desktop direct search to online music go online for the best songs and most popular videos on YouTube
• Wi-Fi and DLNA certified connect the way you want
• Shake Control switch tracks and control the volume with the flick of a wrist
• SensMe create playlists based on mood, rather than artists or genres
• Large 2.4-inch screen view websites and emails with high clarity
• Auto rotate switch from portrait to landscape with just a tilt of the phone
• Google Maps for Mobile
• 3.2 Megapixel camera snap and share your favourite images via Bluetooth
• FM radio with TrackID listen to the radio while on the move
• Option for 4GB memory card store up to 3,900 songs**

• Walkman player
• Vodafone Music
• Clear Stereo
• Clear Bass
• Album art
• TrackID
• Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP)
• Music tones (MP3/AAC)
• Shake Control
• SensMe

Web

• Access NetFront web browser
• Web feeds
• Photo feeds

Communication

• Speakerphone
• Polyphonic ring tones
• Vibrating alert
• Video calling

Messaging

• Email
• Picture messaging (MMS)
• Predictive text input
• Sound recorder
• Text messaging (SMS)
• Instant messaging
• Microsoft® Exchange
• ActiveSync
• Chat view

Design

• Navigation key
• Auto rotate
• Picture wallpaper
• Wallpaper animation

Entertainment

• Media
• YouTube
• 3D games
• Motion gaming
• Java
• FM radio with RDS
• Video streaming
• Video viewing

Connectivity

• Bluetooth technology
• Modem
• Synchronisation
• USB mass storage
• USB support
• Wi-Fi
• DLNA certified

Organiser

• Alarm clock
• Calculator
• Calendar
• Flight mode
• Notes
• Phone book
• Stopwatch
• Tasks
• Timer

Accessories
In-box:

• W715
• Battery
• Battery charger
• Memory Stick Micro (M2)
• USB cable
• Stereo PHF
• Sony Ericsson PC Suite
• Media Manager
• User guide

Facts and Figures

• Size: 95 x 47.5 x 14.3mm
• Weight: 98 grams
• Colours: Garnet Black and Luxury Silver
• Screen: 262,144 colour TFT
• Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels
• Size: 2.4 inches
• Phone memory: up to 120MB
• Talk time GSM/GPRS: up to 10 hrs
• Standby time GSM/GPRS: up to 400 hrs
• Talk time UMTS: up to 4 hours
• Standby time UMTS: up to 350 hours
• Video talk time: up to 3 hours
• Music listening time: up to 20 hours

Availability and versions
Networks:

• W715
• GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
• UMTS/HSPA 900/2100

• Available in selected markets from Q1 2009

Sony Ericsson W715 Walkman Specifications

Camera

• 3.2 Megapixel camera
• Up to 3.2x digital zoom
• Photo fix
• Photo light
• Video light
• Video recording
• Picture blogging
• PictBridge printing
• Video blogging

Location-based service

• Vodafone Find&Go
• Geotagging of photos
• Google Maps

Palm webOS is a brand-new kind of platform, invented exclusively for mobile use. webOS recognizes that you want your people, calendars and information to move with you, wherever you are, wirelessly, as opposed to being bound to a personal computer. Palm webOS is the first mobile platform to automatically bring your information from the many places it resides - on your phone, at your work or on the web - into one simple, integrated view. The new Palm Pre and webOS are designed to be so in sync with your needs that it feels like Pre is thinking ahead for you.

"Palm products have always been about simplifying lives and delivering great user experiences," said Ed Colligan, Palm president and chief executive officer. "webOS and Pre bring game-changing simplicity to an increasingly mobile world by dissolving the barriers that surround your information. It's technology that seems like it's thinking ahead to bring you what you care about most - your people, your time, and your information - in the easiest and most seamless way."


alm Pre Specifications

• High-speed connectivity (EVDO Rev. A or UMTS HSDPA)
• Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
• Integrated GPS
• Large 3.1-inch touch screen with a vibrant 24-bit color 320x480 resolution HVGA display
• Gesture area, which enables simple, intuitive gestures for navigation
• Slide-out QWERTY keyboard
• Email, including Outlook EAS (for access to corporate Microsoft Exchange servers), as well as personal email support (POP3, IMAP)
• Robust messaging support (IM, SMS and MMS capabilities)
• High-performance, desktop-class web browser
• Great multimedia experience and performance (pictures, video playback, music), featuring a 3-megapixel camera with LED flash and extended depth of field, and a standard 3.5mm headset jack
• Bluetooth® 2.1 + EDR with A2DP stereo Bluetooth support
• 8GB of internal user storage (~7.4GB user available)
• USB mass storage mode
• MicroUSB connector with USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
• Proximity sensor, which automatically disables the touch screen and turns off the display whenever you put the phone up to your ear
• Light sensor, which dims the display if the ambient light is dark, such as at night or in a movie theater, to reduce power usage
• Accelerometer, which automatically orients web pages and photos to your perspective
• Ringer switch, which easily silences the device with one touch
• Removable, rechargeable battery
• Dimensions: 59.57mm (W) x 100.53mm (L, closed) x 16.95mm (D)
• Weight: ~135 grams

Palm Synergy
The new platform introduces Palm Synergy, a key feature of webOS that brings your information from all the places it resides into one logical view. You don't have to worry about tracking multiple calendars, contacts and messaging applications - Synergy brings it to you for a more comprehensive and truly representative view of your life.

• Linked contacts - With Synergy, you have a single view that links your contacts from a variety of sources, so accessing them is easier than ever. For example, if you have the same contact listed in your Outlook, Google and Facebook accounts, Synergy recognizes that they're the same person and links the information, presenting it to you as one listing. And if you update a contact on your webOS device, it also will be updated in your various accounts, whether on a personal computer or on the web.
• Layered calendars - Your calendars can be seen on their own or layered together in a single view, c****ining work, family, friends, sports teams, or other interests. You can toggle to look at one calendar at a time, or see them all at a glance.
• C****ined messaging - Synergy lets you see all your conversations with the same person in a chat-style view, even if it started in IM and you want to reply with text messaging. You can also see who's active in a buddy list right from contacts, and start a new conversation with just one touch.

By smartly integrating your information, webOS is designed to think ahead for you and keep you on top of the things that happen in your life, but that's just the first step. The platform's unique interface brings your information to you with the ease that only Palm can offer.

• Web-connected applications - Applications are seamlessly connected to the web and always active, ensuring you have the most up-to-date information.
• Run multiple applications at the same time - Palm's revolutionary webOS lets you manage multiple activities more effectively than any other mobile platform today. It lets you keep multiple applications open and instantly flip from one to another.
• Instinctive user interface - With its multi-touch interface, webOS lets you move easily between activities like flipping through a deck of cards and rearrange items simply by dragging them; when you are done with something, just throw it away. And finding what you need is easy with universal search - as you type what you're looking for, the OS narrows your search and offers results from both your device and the web.
• Intuitive and unobtrusive notifications - When important things come up or new updates arrive, you'll receive notifications with a diplomacy that's a radical departure from other mobile platforms. For example, if you receive a text message or email, a scrolling notifications bar at the bottom of your screen lets you address it right away or leave until later. webOS alerts are one step ahead, ensuring that you never miss a thing, but never lose your place or train of thought

Motorola MOTOSURF A3100 Specifications

• Band GSM: Quad-Band, EDGE/GPRS: 12/12, WCDMA: HSDPA 7.2 850/1900/2100 Triband
• Weight: 119g
• Dimensions: 110 x 59.7 x 13.7mm
• Display: 2.8 inch QVGA with Touch Panel
• Messaging: SMS, MMS, Multi-Head IM, Email Exchange
• Camera: 3 megapixel, auto focus, Front camera: VGA resolution
• Memory: 256MB Flash, 128MB RAM, Up to 32GB on Micro-SD card
• GPS: aGPS
• Talktime: 6.8 hours
• Standby time: up to 12.4 days
• OS: Windows Mobile 6.1
• Battery: 1170mAh
• Connectivity: USB

A3100 is expected to be available in 1st quarter 2009

Motorola Tundra VA76r
Motorola Tundra VA76r is a rugged 3G clamshell device with a tough exterior that can withstand harsh environments. Tundra is designed to withstand the most strenuous conditions, meeting US 810F Military Specifications (MIL) for drop, dust, vibration, humidity, severe temperatures and rain. "On the surface, Tundra looks like a nearly indestructible phone for contractors, landscapers and other tough work environments", said Jeff Bradley, senior vice president of Devices for AT&T Mobility.  But it's also an attractive phone for a wide variety of consumers who are rough on their phones.

Motorola has a long heritage in developing rugged devices that stand up to the wear and tear of work and recreation while providing one-touch connectivity to the people and information that matter most, said Jeff Miller, vice president of sales, Motorola Mobile Devices. Today, were pleased to offer AT&T customers the Motorola Tundra VA76r, with the functionality they need, such as navigation services and great sound quality, on the network they want.

Motorola Tundra VA76r Specifications

Motorola Tundra VA76r
Motorola Tundra VA76r is a rugged 3G clamshell device with a tough exterior that can withstand harsh environments. Tundra is designed to withstand the most strenuous conditions, meeting US 810F Military Specifications (MIL) for drop, dust, vibration, humidity, severe temperatures and rain. "On the surface, Tundra looks like a nearly indestructible phone for contractors, landscapers and other tough work environments", said Jeff Bradley, senior vice president of Devices for AT&T Mobility.  But it's also an attractive phone for a wide variety of consumers who are rough on their phones.

Motorola has a long heritage in developing rugged devices that stand up to the wear and tear of work and recreation while providing one-touch connectivity to the people and information that matter most, said Jeff Miller, vice president of sales, Motorola Mobile Devices. Today, were pleased to offer AT&T customers the Motorola Tundra VA76r, with the functionality they need, such as navigation services and great sound quality, on the network they want.

Motorola Tundra VA76r Specifications

Motorola Tundra VA76r Specifications

Motorola W233
Renew: Re-use, Recycle
Simple to recycle, Renew is the first mobile phone to be made from plastics comprised of recycled water bottles, which means 20 percent less energy is needed to create the phone compared to standard plastic processes. Plus, the plastic phone housing is 100 percent recyclable, which promotes future environmental responsibility.

CarbonFree Product Certification
Motorola is making it easier for you to support the environment. Renew is the first certified CarbonFree® alternative to conventional mobile phones. Through its alliance with Carbonfund.org, Motorola offsets the carbon dioxide required to manufacture, distribute and operate the phone during its lifetime through investments in renewable energy sources and reforestation. Even the phone's reduced packaging size and in-box materials printed using vegetable-based inks on 100 percent post-consumer recycled paper were created with the environment in mind. And, by reducing package size and weight, we help reduce transportation emissions. An in-box postage-paid recycling envelope also helps you easily return your previous mobile phone for recycling and contribute to environmentally responsible efforts. Renew uses CrystalTalk technology to amplify your conversation and help reduce background noise so virtually nothing comes between you and your call.

Motorola W233 Specifications

• Dual band: 850/1900 GSM
• Size: 54 x 110.97 x 14.7mm
• Weight: 83g
• 2GB removable memory
• Display: 1.6 inch, 128 x 128 pixels. 65000 color display
• Talk time: up to 9 hours
• Standby time: 18 days

Motorola W233 Renew is expected to be available in the beginning of 1st quarter 2009

 

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The main X1 interface is unlike any other handset you've tried, and you'll notice the difference immediately as you punch into the XPanel home screen, a custom dashboard that lets you quickly -- and stylishly -- jump from one application to another, usually with just a single touch. You get nine panes to work with. By default they include an FM radio, calendar, clock, photo viewer, and the Opera web browser (a much appreciated improvement over the IE browser included with Windows Mobile, atop which all of this is built). Some Xperia-specific apps, including a bizarre system that uses colored fish as alerts, are also on tap to baffle you for months. Dig into the settings and you can mix and match the apps you want to appear and download new apps from Sony's website.

The phone is a horizontal slider, and when closed the front of the phone features a three-inch touchscreen (with a whopping 800 x 480 pixel resolution) with a small collection of buttons beneath it. Of special note is the center action button, which also works as a tiny touchpad in many applications while you drag your fingertip around on it.

Flip the phone on its side and slide the screen up and you get a full QWERTY keyboard, a real blessing for those of us cursed with the inability to type on touchscreens. The buttons on the keyboard are a bit too flush for my taste -- typing with two thumbs didn't work well for me -- but it beats tapping on the screen with a stylus. The design is very sturdy (and not too heavy at 5.6 ounces), and the phone, on the whole, feels like it will be able to handle multiple drops to the floor.

Other features include a nice 3.2 megapixel camera (though it's dog slow to focus) and a microSD slot (no Memory Stick for this bad boy), which is located under the battery panel cover. The phone supports 3G, but only if you use an AT&T SIM card, but it also has Wi-Fi built in to pick up the slack no matter what network you're on. GPS (and Google Maps) are also in the box. I haven't done a full battery drain test on the handset, but Sony rates it for six hours. Judging by experience and the size of the battery, that seems like a fair guess.

In addition to notes above, I have a few smallish complaints with the phone. The biggest problem is that Windows Mobile underlies the innovative XPanel, and I found I had to scurry back into WM more often than I'd like in order to get certain things done. I wish Sony would have enhanced the OS it uses on its Walkman handsets instead of building on Windows... though I do understand the benefits that Windows Mobile gets you, including email and application viewers. But still, do we really need both Opera and IE on one handset?

The X1 also has some general performance problems: Apps load so slowly that I often found myself clicking a button twice, which would then inadvertently undo what I was trying to do while I waited for the phone to catch up. Everything is kind of pokey, even the web browser. Whether it's a slow CPU or all those layers of OS that slows the Xperia down I don't know, but it's bothersome to the point of frustration.

Lastly there's that little matter of price tag. Who will pay $800 for a cell phone? No matter how excited I am about the mini-touchpad and the XPanel system, I can't justify spending nearly a grand on this handset. Subsidize it to $200 with a contract and I'm on board.

The Sony Ericsson C510 Cyber-shot is an addition to the camera range family. Hence the Cyper-shot name. The camera resolution is only 3.2 megapixel, but the rest of the camera features are better than the average camera phone:

• Reliable 3.2 megapixel Cyber-shot camera
• Smile Shutter clever technology that detects a person's smile and immediately takes the photo!
• Face Detection focusing technology of up to three faces at a time
• Auto-rotation alter the landscape and portrait view by rotating the mobile phone
• Snapfish by HP pre-installed application allows users to send print orders from the phone to Snapfish and have quality photo prints delivered to their homes.
• YouTube enabled upload your videos and images straight to the web
• Photo Fix adjust light balance, brightness and contrast simultaneously
• SMS conversation style see your entire SMS conversation history at a glance
• Slide in lens cover and illuminated imaging Shortcuts
• Auto focus take the best shot

The new W508 Walkman
Walkman my style

• One extra Style-Up cover in the box change your mobile phone with your mood
• Walkman player
• HSDPA download content quickly with a faster web experience
• Touch music keys on top switch tracks the easy way
• TrackID with text search find your favourite songs in seconds
• PlayNow arena customise your mobile phone with unique ringtones and wallpapers
• Shake control skip through your tracks with a flick of the hand
• Gesture control - Move your hand above the W508 to mute an incoming call or put the alarm clock on snooze without touching it 

The W508 Walkman supports HSDPA 2100 and EDGE 850/900/1800/1900. The W508a supports HSDPA 850/1900/2100 and EDGE 850/900/1800/1900.   W508 Walkman will be available in selected markets from Q2 in the colours Metal Grey and Poetic White.

Samsung's P3 media player, an iPod Touch-challenging capicitative PMP with "desktop" widgets, haptic feedback, extensive video and audio format support and a sleek metal case is heading to the US.

Specs:

Haptic feedback technology for new levels of tactile connectivity between the P3 and the user
3-inch WQVGA TFT LCD display with Samsungs EmoTure touchscreen user interface, and widgets-type menus / icons
True 16:9 widescreen video playback at 30fps
Samsungs Music Hot Touch Key for direct navigation of key features and options
Bluetooth connectivity for wireless listening with headphones and speakers, mobile phone interactivity with incoming / outgoing calls, wireless file transfers and more
Built-in microphone for voice recording, and built-in speaker for easy audio sharing without headphones or tangled wires
DNSe 3.0 true sound enhancement technology upconverts audio to overcome the inefficiencies and limitations of compressed audio, earphones and speakers
Multimedia playback including MP3, MPEG4, WMV (DRM included), WMA (DRM included), FM radio, FM recorded audio, JPEG and text files
Available in 8GB, 16GB or 32GB of flash memory
Durable metallic casing available in matte black or matte silver

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The Swedish newspaper Sydöstran reported on wednesday that UIQ Ronneby was filed for bankrupcy. CEO Johan Sandber said the owners will not provide any more financial support. Two months ago, the two owners Sony Ericsson and Motorola garanteed for the emploees paychecks, but would not say for how long. The current world economy made it difficult to find investors willing to insert more capital in the company.

Around 200 people was still working for UIQ during the last day of 2008.

History of UIQ

1998
Spring: Ericsson Mobile Communications in Lund set up a development lab in Ronneby called Mobile Applications Lab. This was the embryo of UIQ Technology

1999
The company became part of Symbian Ltd

2002
The first UIQ phone, Sony Ericsson P800, was released

2003
Sony Ericsson P900 and Motorola A920 launched based on UIQ 2.1

2004
Motorola A925, Sony Ericsson P910, BenQ P30, Motorola A1000 reached the market.

2005
Motorola launched FOMA M1000

2006
Sony Ericsson W950, P990, M600 and W950 announced and launched

2007
Sony Ericsson completed the acquisition of UIQ Technology. Later, Motorola joins Sony Ericsson with equal ownership. 
UIQ 3.1 released
Motorola announced the Motorizr Z8 base on UIQ 3.1
Sony Ericsson P1 and W960 announced

2008
Motorola Moto Z10 announced
Sony Ericsson G700 and G900 announced.
UIQ 3.3 released

Anyone who's ever been irked by friends who seem to specialize in asking Googleable questions will love the newest snarky tool to hit the Web.

Launched earlier this week, "Let Me Google That for You" is a free service that gives the tech-challenged step-by-step instructions on how to use the popular search engine  ...  with a tiny bit of attitude.

As your eyes roll at your friends cluelessness, you type in his question and click the "Google Search" button. The site then gives you a link you can copy, paste and send back to your friend.

When he clicks the link, hes treated to an animated play-by-play of the oh-so-complicated Google search.

After the "tutorial," the actual Google search results will appear along with the subtle jibe: "Was that so hard?"

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