Qik, the service that turns a smartphone with a data plan into a live-streaming webcam, now works with over a dozen feature/non-smart/dumb phones with a new J2ME client currently in alpha. If you're a proud owner of one of the following 13 phones,...
It's the third birthday of Sony Ericsson's Walkman phone label, and to celebrate it's launching three new music-based cellphones. The W302 and W902 (left, center in the image) are both candybar cells, with the 302 having an FM radio, and...
Although the FCC just approved the Sony Ericsson W910i, it doesn't mean that you're going to be able to head down to AT&T or T-Mobile and pick one up for yourself. The W910i, if you dont' remember, has HSDPA, quad-band GSM, 3D Gaming, 4GB Memory...
Here's a deeper look at the Walkman phone line's latest high end model, the W960, most notable for its generous and 8GB of storage, Wi-Fi, 3.2 MP cam, and a 320x240 pixel touchscreen that can be used to browse media. Sounds familiar to Apple's...
Sony Ericsson's partnering up with Gracenote to provide an even better TrackID-like service called Mobile Music 2.0. Available on the Sony Ericsson W910 and K850 (both shipping Q4 2007), Mobile Music can use Gracenote's DB to search for artist...
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