Sony Ericsson Zylo supports the HD FLAC audio format, a high-quality lossless audio codec. Unlike the MP3 and AAC audio codecs this doesn’t reduce the audio quality and delivers the best experience with the proprietary Clear Audio technology! Another key feature on the Sony Ericsson Zylo mobile phone is TrackID – which allows users to access the name and artist of a track they hear playing. This function has proved popular with music lovers with 129 million TrackID lookups in 2009 alone! This is really amazing, isn’t it?

The Sony Ericsson Spiro will be available in the market in Q3 of 2010. Color options will be Black contrast, Pink sunset, Green spring and Black stealth. There is still no news on the Sony Ericsson Zylo price yet as of now. Do stay tuned.

Sony Ericsson Aino can pull videos and other media from their phone using Remote Play which was originally designed for use with the PSP. In some countries, the PlayTV service can also be used to receive TV through a PS3 (Playstation 3). On top of that, PC owners can automatically synchronize media from a PC over WiFi using Media Go.

Other interesting features include an 8.1-megapixel camera with flash and image stabilization, geo-tagging, 3G connectivity and GPS to help you get around easily. This phone also sports light photo editing and video recording, built-in Facebook, YouTube, and Google apps like Search and Maps.

Oh, you might be delighted to know that the Memory Stick format is ditched in favor of microSDHC! SE Aino will be available in GSM or UMTS models this fall.

On the outside the Sony Ericsson T707 sports a thin profile with calling lights, a glossy skin, and minimalist touches like a hidden external display. The Sony Ericsson T707 ships with three colored shells, namely mysterious black, spring rose, and lucid blue.

The specification list of this mobile phone is quite impressive. It includes messaging capabilities such as Email, Exchange ActiveSync, Text messaging (SMS), Chat View and MMS, along with Geo tagging for photos. The device measures 93 x 50 x 14.1 mm and weighs 95 grams, while including an internal memory of up to 100MB, as well as support for Memory Stick Micro M2 memory cards for additional storage capability. The phone’s battery is able to provide up to 10 hours talk time and up to 400 hours standby time. Quite good, right?

The T707 is fairly lightweight for a 3G clamshell, coming in at 95 grams. Maximum talktime on 3G is a useful 4 hours with up to 16 days standby time.

Availability and pricing for this new Sony Ericsson device has not yet been announced. Expected to be available sometime during Q2 2009.

Specification at a glance:

Screen
- 262.144 color TFT
- 240×320 pixel

External screen
- 128×36 pixels

Memory
- Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) support (up to 16GB)
- Phone memory 100MB

Networks
- GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
- UMTS/HSDPA 2100

Size
- 93.0 x 50.0 x 14.1 mm

Weight
- 95.0 gr

The Sony Ericsson W205 is yet another Walkman phone to be announced from Sony Ericsson, but the company hopes that it will be many customers’ first Walkman phone.

The W205 is a dual-band GSM phone with a 1.3 megapixel camera and a 1.8″ 128 x 160 pixel display, Bluetooth, an FM radio, multimedia player and expandable memory. Photos and music can be saved on external Memory Stick Micro M2 cards. The W205 Walkman has dual-band GSM support (900/1800MHz) with additional variant that supports 850MHz and 1900MHz GSM bands.

Anyway, this isn’t the most basic Walkman phone ever made – that dubious honor lies with the W200 – but this cellphone is certainly close.

The Sony Ericsson W205 will be available in a black color scheme in the third quarter of this year.

Sony Ericsson W205 Walkman phone specifications:-

• Band: GSM 900/1800MHz or 850/1900MHz
• Data: GPRS/EDGE
• Weight: 96g (3.4oz)
• Size: 92mm x 47mm x 16.4mm (3.6in x 1.9in x 0.6in)
• Battery Life: 9 hours estimated talk time, 17 days estimated standby time
• Main Display: 1.8-inch 65k colors TFT (128 x 160 pixels)
• Camera: 1.3 megapixel
• Messaging: SMS/MMS
• Video: Record and playback
• Bluetooth: Yes
• Memory: 5MB, Memory Stick Micro M2 support
• Other: FM radio, speakerphone, PlayNow, TrackID, Java

The integrated 3.2-megapixel camera captures photos and videos that can be uploaded to the web using its various connection methods which includes Tri-band HSDPA and WIFI. SE G705 users can upload pictures, surf the Internet, use instant messaging applications and stay connected 24-hours-a-day.

Also included is an RSS Reader, which can be configured to display the latest news from the feeds you have subscribed to, the option to directly upload videos taken on its 3.2-megapixel camera to YouTube and a Google shortcut for quick access to information when needed. While we knew about its aGPS with Google Maps and WiFi, features that took us by surprise are the accelerometer for automatic orientation between portrait/landscape modes.

Sony Ericsson G705 key features:

• Size: 95 x 47 x 14.3 mm, Weight: 98 grams
• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and HSDPA 7.2 Mbps/tri-band HSDPA for US version
• Built-in GPS with A-GPS function, Wayfinder Navigator software, geotagging
• 3.2 MP camera with LED flash (up to 3.2x digital zoom and video recording)
• WIFI b/g with DLNA and SIP support, Bluetooth (with A2DP), USB v2.0
• 2.4″ 256K-color TFT display
• Illuminated Web shortcut keys
• Enhanced user interface with basic multi-tasking
• Dedicated Play/Pause music key
• Media Center, Smart search, Manage Messages
• YouTube client
• FM radio with RDS and TrackID
• 120 MB built-in memory, Memory Stick Micro™ card support (1GB included)
• Networks: G705 and G705u: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and UMTS/HSDPA 2100. G705 (American version): GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 and UMTS/HSUPA 850/1900/2100
• Available in: Silky Gold, Majestic Black, Luminous Black (G705u only)

TmoNews has posted what it is claiming to be an internal T-Mobile USA memo that reveals its plans for Sony Ericsson’s upcoming TM506. The memo says that the TM506 will become available to consumers on September 3rd.

The Sony Ericsson TM506 is for users who want to express their personal style. Its compact design fits into any pocket, purse or briefcase.

There are 2 choices of the handset: Chrome with Amber or Emerald highlights with a sleek ebony gloss. It might not a high-end handset. But, it already comes with an UMTS antenna along with few specifications.

An external screen displays the caller ID without having to open the phone. With its 2.0 megapixels camera, users can snap photos or video clips with My Album, slide show and video blogging capability.

Music listeners can save songs and share music using the removable Memory Stick Micro (M2). Stereo Bluetooth connectivity allows handsfree calls and music streaming.

The TM506 has 3G download speeds for faster access to media and content viewing. They can keep up with news and weather with customizable web feeds. An integrated GPS with Telenav lets travelers know their location. Users can send pictures, videos, IM notes and email to their contacts directly from the home screen.

These are some of the specifications:
* 2 megapixel camera
* Media Center
* Integrated aGPS
* TeleNav Navigator
* RSS Feeds
* MyFaves-enabled
* Audio Postcard
* Quicksend
* Mobile Backup (T-Mobile Address Book)
* Bluetooth 2.0/A2DP/Stereo streaming
* Tri-Band GSM (850/1800/1900)
* Dual-Band UMTS (1700/2100)
* GSM/GRPS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA

The T700, a lightweight 3.5G handset is Sony Ericsson’s attempt at finally releasing a successor to one of our old favorites, the T610. Sony Ericsson’s T700 is a slim and elegant handset which is weighing in at just 78 grams and a thickness of just 10mm.

The T700 has a 3.2-megapixel camera, stereo speakers, a “premium metal finish”, 2-inch TFT display, 512MB storage (with expandable storage), quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and 2100MHz UMTS/HSDPA 3G.

Despite its lack of Walkman branding, the Sony Ericsson T700 should handle music playback fairly well, and also come with Bluetooth Stereo (A2DP) support and a color matched headset. Furthermore, the Sony Ericsson T700 offers the Access NetFront web browser, Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync support, geo tagging of photos and Google Maps.

The Sony Ericsson T700 squeezes in an impressive amount of features for a handset of this size. It features video calling, expandable memory, a multimedia player and an FM radio.

Sony Ericsson say that the T700 should be available during early Q4 2008 in “Black on Silver”, “Black on Red” and “Shining Silver” colour combinations.

The C905 is Sony Ericsson’s first Cyber-shot slider and its most advanced camera phone yet. With an 8.1 megapixel camera and real camera flash amongst its cutting-edge capabilities, it offers easy photo-taking in a phone that derives its looks from a digital camera and offers the picture quality to match.

The camera features auto focus, face recognition, a new feature called Smart Contrast, image stabilization, BestPic, red-eye reduction, xenon flash as well as photoflash for both photos and videos.

The camera is clearly the main selling point with the C905, but Sony Ericsson haven’t skimped on other features. The C905 has GPS, WiFi, HSDPA high-speed data, stereo Bluetooth and an FM radio.

The display is a 2.4″ 240 x 320 pixel QVGA-resolution scratch-resistant mineral glass TFT display, and tucked behind it is a slide-out numeric keypad. There’s also a version of the Access Netfront web browser, push email support, instant messaging and of course a multimedia player.

The Sony Ericsson C905 measures 104 x 49 x 18 (19.5) millimetres, and weighs a massive 136 grams. It’ll be available in Copper Gold, Ice Silver & Night Black in early Q4, with a bundled 2 GB Memory Stick Micro M2.

It comes in three variants, two with full support for UMTS and HSDPA in the certain regions (even America). The battery is good for 380 hours of standby or 9 hours of talk on GSM networks, or 360 hours of standby or 4 hours of talk on 3G networks.

The C905′s GPS can be used with Google Maps or Wayfinder, but it’s not clear what sort of satellite navigation options might be available as standard. As the C905 isn’t a smartphone, then the GPS functionality might be a little limited.

This is XPERIA X1 QWERTY from Sony Ericsson， a Sony Ericsson smart phone running the Windows Mobile operating system.

The XPERIA X1 is dominated by a large 3 inch Wide VGA(480X800) touchscreen display. 800 pixels is an ideal resolution for web surfing, pitching the XPERIA X1 directly against the Nokia E90, but the XPERIA has the advantage of a touch sensitive display.

The XPERIA X1 has very distinctive design, with an arc slider design,and premium metal body. There’s a slide-out QWERTY keyboard on the X1, but unlike many rival devices, this is an ergonomic “Arc slider”.

XPERIAâ„¢ X1 lets you enjoy the convergence of communication and entertainment. Choose an experience by simply touching the XPERIAâ„¢ panel interface. The QWERTY keyboard makes writing fast and easy.

On the back is a 3.2 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash. Sony Ericsson do state that the XPERIA is capable of video calling too, although it is difficult to see where the secondary camera is hidden. The X1 can also capture VGA resolution video at up to 30 frames per second.

With XPERIAâ„¢ panel interface, you can enjoy access to different experiences – Web, multimedia, applications. Navigate with the tip of your finger. Configure and have your XPERIAâ„¢ panels just the way you want them.

Inside, this is a quad-band GSM phone with tri-band UMTS (there are two variants), plus GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA, HSUPA and WiFi connectivity. The X1 also support stereo Bluetooth. Also bundled into the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 is aGPS (advanced GPS), so the handset can be used with a compatible satellite navigation application.

Sony Ericsson Z780 is the new HSDPA phone, packs tri-band 3G into its stylish clamshell frame. In addition to supporting high speed networks such as HSDPA and 3G the Z780 is also equipped with A-GPS.

The Sony Ericsson Z780 is almost identical to the Z770 announced a couple of months ago, but this time it comes with aGPS (Advanced GPS) and Google maps. Thanks to the latest version of Google Maps for Mobile that comes pre-installed, you’ll have direct access high quality maps as well as satellite images.

The built-in aGPS functionality of the Z780 allows you to find the address of your friend’s party or the quickest route to your next meeting. Google Maps for Mobile then enables you to receive turn-by-turn directions that help you to find your way.

The Z780 features as a large 2.2″ 240 x 320 pixel internal display, a 2.0 megapixel camera, stereo Bluetooth, an FM radio, multimedia player, RSS reader, email client, web browser and a blogging tool. The Z780 comes with Memory Stick Micro cards to expand the internal 35MB of memory.

What’s in Z780?

Easy Web
• Get a PC-like Web experience with your phone. Browse the Web using the mouse pointer, access your Web history or Google quickly and easily.

Fast Web
• The power of turbo 3G gives you speed – Web sites are on your screen in no time, files are downloaded in a snap. For fast access, your phone also has a dedicated Web browser key and an email setup wizard.

Video blog
• You get your own personal blog site with your phone. So why not add some moving pictures to it? Shoot a video clip, and all it takes to upload it is a few clicks.

In sync – ActiveSyncâ„¢
• Your phone keeps you in touch and in sync. Email setup is automatic, synchronisation is quick and easy with Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSyncâ„¢