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Walkman phone experience reaches new audiences thanks to Sony Ericsson’s communications agencies
Posted by Devicer @ 11:55 pm
The iconic Walkman™ phone sub-brand is now more accessible than ever before and to highlight this to consumers, four of Sony Ericsson’s communication agencies have developed a launch campaign, which starts today
Sony Ericsson’s new W205 Walkman™ phone delivers a great music experience with its Walkman™ player, FM radio and TrackID™ music recognition. The W205 also enables users to easily share the handset and content with family and friends – its multiple phonebook feature lets up to four users create personalised contact lists that are kept separate, and the Bluetooth™ functionality offers image and video sharing.
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LG LX290 from Sprint ® is an easy-to-use slider with four conveniently-located shortcut keys for quick access to texting, email, personal calendar and alarm. This compact wireless device features a 1.3 megapixel camera, 2.5mm headset jack, Picture Messaging as well as Sprint Navigation to get you there faster with full-feature GPS navigation, including voice and on screen turn-by-turn driving directions and more than 10 million business listings. Sprint Mobile Email provides easy one-touch access to personal and work email including AOL/AIM ® , Yahoo!, Windows Live™, Hotmail ® and more.
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Handle without care: Nokia introduces the Nokia 3720 classic, its most rugged mobile handset to date
Posted by Devicer @ 12:21 am
Nokia today introduced the new Nokia 3720 classic, an IP-54 certified mobile phone designed to resist water, dust and shock. Following the footsteps of Nokia’s highly popular ‘rugged’ devices of the past, the Nokia 3720 classic is encased in durable materials and is entirely sealed to protect the inner electronics. The Nokia 3720 is expected to retail for approximately EUR 125 before subsidies or taxes and is expected to begin shipping this summer.
“Whether using it at the beach or in a dusty construction site, the Nokia 3720 classic has been specifically engineered to withstand the splashes, bumps and drops that come with the terrain,” said Markku Suomi, vice president, Connect devices. “While the Nokia 3720 classic is tough on the outside, it is equally functional on the inside – a perfect choice for people who want a long-lasting and reliable mobile phone for any environment.”
Sprint Introduces Motorola Clutch i465, a Tough, Affordable Nextel Direct Connect Device with a Full QWERTY Keyboard for Mobile Messaging
Posted by Devicer @ 04:48 pmSprint today announced Motorola Clutch i465 will be available this summer, in all Sprint sales channels, including Sprint stores, www.sprint.com/nexteldirectconnect and 1-800-Nextel-9 for $39.99 with a new two-year service agreement, $20 instant rebate and $50 mail-in rebate (excluding taxes).
Motorola Clutch i465, fueled by the Nextel National Network, is a rugged device in a slender candy bar form factor, and the first Nextel Direct Connect® messaging-centric device that brings the strength of a full QWERTY keyboard to the iDEN line. Motorola Clutch i465 also offers Group Messaging, which lets customers create groups of up to 20 people to send messages to at the same time.
LG LX370 from Sprint® is an easy-to-use vertical slider, providing the customer with a sleek, powerful device. This compact mobile phone is loaded with Sprint One Click for quick, customizable access to what you need Now, a 2.0 megapixel camera to capture important moments instantly, Stereo Bluetooth®, as well as Sprint Navigation to get you there faster with full-feature GPS navigation, including voice and on screen turn-by-turn driving directions and more than 10 million business listings. Music-lovers will also value LG LX370’s MP3 player with microSD memory card slot with up to 16GB card capability. Also, easy access to personal and work email including AOL/AIM®, Yahoo!, Windows Live™, Hotmail® and more!
