Stories about Sony Ericsson

Smartphone chips hit 1GHz – including the next-gen iPhone?
Less than a decade after desktop processors broke the 1GHz barrier, smartphones are set to muscle up. Among them will be devices powered by Samsung’s ARM chips, such as the iPhone.
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Sony Ericsson’s ‘Rachel’ set to join Android friends
It’s codenamed Rachel but we’ll see this Android-powered smartphone debut as the Xperia X3 and sporting a custom Sony Ericsson UI.
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Smartphones below par when it comes to voice calls
Tests indicate that Blackberry, Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and even the iPhone provide mixed results when used as a plain old mobile phone.
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Sony Ericsson: "we're greener than the rest"
Sony Ericsson may not be winning the battle against the iPhone, Blackberry or hundreds of Nokia models, but says there's only one choice if you want to 'buy green'.
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Sony Ericsson: “We’ll wait for Android 2.0”
Sony Ericsson is staying away from Google’s smartphone OS until it’s better at multimedia, which it says means waiting until Android 2.0 is released.
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Stuff the iPhone: Telstra to launch its own App Store
Telstra is working on an Apple-style app store for mobile phones. The icon even looks like Apple's one.
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Skype lands on Nokia smartphones, but iPhone still to come
Skype could end the ‘mobile roaming rage’ for Nokia and Sony-Ericsson customers stung by outrageous carrier charges for global roaming. But where’s the promised Skype for iPhone?
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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1: everything's included
Our first hands-on experience with the X1 at a Telstra presso last year was a memorable occasion.
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Cheap VoIP comes to iPhone, Blackberry, Sony Ericsson
Fed up with dropped calls, patchy reception and expensive call rates on your iPhone? Pennytel lets you use VoIP both in and out of a wireless network
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Smart but fat
The P1i continues the trend of previous P-series models by running the Symbian UIQ operating system, and thankfully it’s the newer 3.1 version that irons out most of the kinks of the previous firmware.
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