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Xperia Pureness 2 In Development With Even Fewer Features
If the Xperia X10 Partners Up, It'll Be With AT&T
Anyone hoping to see the Sony Ericsson X10 on T-Mobile, look away now or you'll be sorely disappointed. Phandroid noticed that the American version of the X10 won't support the necessary frequencies to connect to T-Mobile's network. More »Ericsson's Spider PC Concept Projects the Keyboard and Screen
Over at the Taiwan Broadband show, Ericsson's vision for the portable computer of 2020 uses a pico-projected screen and laser-projected keyboard. And though they've got a rough prototype (pictured), they imagine it ultimately squeezing into this bizarre spider-leg tripod design: More »Sir Howard Stringer Is Sony Ericsson's New Chairman of the Board
Xperia X2 Steps Up Its Special Effects for the Sequel
The current buzz regarding the Sony Ericsson Xperia is mostly related to the rumored, Android-running Xperia X3. But what about the X2? Oh, well here's what looks to be a video of its UI in action. More »Sony Ericsson Bracelet Phone Calls the Fashion Police
It's just a patent app (so the phone may never see the light of day), but this Sony Ericsson Bracelet Phone should be put into production, if only for the novelty factor. More »Sony Ericsson Claims PlayStation Phone "Could Happen"
Sprint's Sad State: 182,000 Customers, $594 Million Lost; May Outsource Network
Sprint is in a bad place. Another $594 million and 182,000 customers vanished this quarter, and it's thinking about paying Ericsson $2 billion to maintain its network—yes, it's turning to outsourcing its network. CORRECTED. More »Sony Ericsson Idou's Interface: Hotter than Butter Down Beyoncé's Pants
As you can see in these videos, the Sony Ericsson Idou's is extremely smooth and elegant. I want it. Seriously, I want to lick it more than I want to lick Beyoncé's underpants. Portrait mode: More »
Sony Ericsson Idou Arrives In Second Half 2009 With 16:9 Touchscreen, 12MP Camera
Sony Ericsson kicked of the MWC show a bit early today with a press conference for a slick new phone: The enigmatically named Idou. More »Sony Ericsson W395 Walkman Phone's Speaker is Bass-y
Sony Ericsson's newest Walkman cell phone is targeting the youth, not only by photographing the gadget with skateboards, but also by highlighting the phone's built-in stereo speakers—with an emphasis on high quality bass. More »Ericsson and Intel Developing Laptop Remote Kill Switch
There's nothing worse than the thought of someone stealing your laptop, other than that person kicking up their feet while they browse through your digital life. Now Ericsson and Intel are developing a solution. More »Sony Ericsson Claims 20MP Photography, HD Video Recording in 2012 Phones
Sony Ericsson MBS-900 Bluetooth Speaker
We hate to tempt you with UK-only products, but the Sony Ericsson Wireless Home Audio System was just too tempting to pass up. Featuring a monochrome OLED display with touch controls, the system can sync with select Sony Ericsson products to stream Bluetooth A2DP and AVRCP. In other words, it can play your phone's music while the cellphone works as a remote. More »Ericsson's Pretty Tower Tube Cell Towers Now Wind-Powered
Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Cleared by FCC
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