The upcoming yet unannounced Sony Ericsson M610i as far as we know will have all the same features as the P1i model, lacking only the camera, and will be targeted at organizations where carrying a cameraphone in the pocket is forbidden.
We just don't understand why Sony Ericsson delays the announcement, especially when the prototype has already been spotted in the wild.
Sony Ericsson W380i is a new cell phone with a feature called Gesture Control.
It will allow users to mute incoming calls or stop an alarm by moving their hands over the handset. At first many of you will find this a little tricky, but in time you’ll get used to it.
There may also be a locking mechanism to disable the feature when it is not needed.
Another Sony Ericsson P5i photo has leaked in the Web.
It is a Symbian 9.1-based slider phone with a 2.8" VGA display, 5Mpix CyberShot camera, as well as Wi-Fi, GPS, 160MB of on-board memory, M2/microSD slots, all operating on a 360MHz CPU.
The official announcement will be made in February at the Mobile World Congress.
Here's a new user made concept of a Sony Ericsson mobile phone. This model is called K1i and will probably never appear on the store shelves as manufacturers usually don't pay any attention on their costumers' conceptual ideas, even good ones.
Sony Ericsson came up with an idea of a new dual-slider handset that will feature a single pop-out mechanism including both QWERTY keyboard layout and the numeric keypad instead of two separate ones.
It will slide out lengthwise to become a keyboard and widthwise to reveal just the keypad when you hold the phone vertically.
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