Sony Ericsson z770 Review

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Sony Ericsson’s sales strategy of manufacturing similar products with only physical and minor software changes seems to be a safe strategy. Personally, I’m not a fan safe strategies, but after having used the slim Z770 for some days, I do see why Sony Ericsson continuously announces phones that are very similar to already announced phones.

It’s all about style and design - and that’s what’s important on the global market at the moment.

Sony Ericsson k660i Review

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The Sony Ericsson K660 is a stylish web phone targeted at the youth. K660 impresses with speedy internet connection possibilities, a bold design and choice of colour, as well an attractive price tag.

This is a traditional Sony Ericsson phone - which isn’t necessarily a bad thing.

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Sony Ericsson Walkman SensMe™ Review (Walkman 3.0 music feature)

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What is SensMe^TM and how can I use it?

With SensMe^TM you can discover music by mood. The phone knows the mood of each song without you entering information such as slow, fast, major, minor, acoustic, electric etc.

How to use SensMe^TM

From standby go to “Menu” > Media.
Scroll to Music > SensMe^TM and select “Open”.
Use the Navigation key to preview different tracks.
Select “Add” to choose an area of tracks.
Select “Create” to view the playlist in the Walkman® player.

Sony Ericsson W380 Review

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The W380 is a stylish clamshell handset that compliments Sony Ericsson’s Walkman range. Like many previous Sony Ericsson handsets this one isn’t going to blow you away with an impressive list of features, but that’s not the point of the handset, and understanding that will allow you to appreciate the things it does excel at, not the least of which is its design. Simply put this is a handset aimed at looking good whilst delivering some fun at the lower end of the market.

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