Advertisements Sony Ericsson will start selling two of its Android smartphones as SIM-free devices soon in UK with e-retailer Clove. These smartphones include the recently announced Xperia Arc S and much delayed Xperia Pro.
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Advertisements Sony Ericsson seems to be leaving no stone unturned in becoming a major force in Android arena. After recently announcing the Android 2.3.4 update, company today confirmed to SoMobile that all the Xperia series phone that have been released in 2011 will also be upgraded to Ice Cream Sandwich.
Advertisements Sony Ericsson has just announced a quick upgrade to its popular Android smartphone Xperia Arc in the form of Xperia arc S. It will be available globally in selected markets from Q4 2011. One of most important features of Xperia arc S is its ability to shoot both 2D and 3D panoramic photos, which […]
Advertisements The latest bit of rumor hitting blogosphere is that Sony Ericsson will be replacing Xperia Arc as its Android flagship with a smartphone codenamed Nozomi, and it is a beast from SE’s current standards.
Advertisements Sony Ericsson has announced a new addition to their Xperia family in the form of neo V today. Xperia neo V is a slightly downgraded version of originally launched Xperia Neo.
Advertisements After launching Xperia Mini Pro in India, Sony Ericsson is ready to release Xperia Mini in the country. Although the smartphone was listed as available on SE India website for past many days, but it is finally available for pre-order at online retail store Letsbuy. It has been priced it at INR 13,499.
Advertisements Today’s big announcement about Google acquiring Motorola Mobility, which will give them access to over 17,000 patents, is bound to get reactions from the other top-line Android device manufacturers.
Advertisements Sony Ericsson has announced the launch of Xperia Pro smartphone in Canada today. The smartphone will be available with telecom operator Fido in the country. Fido has priced Xperia Pro at $50 with a three-year Fido Agreement on select plans.