Having spend a couple of days with the Vivaz and being a former user of the Satio, Sony Ericsson’s first smartphone with Symbian^1, I feel well equipped to write some sort of a preview of the phone based on my first days of using it.
I’d like to kick off with a bit of a comparison [...]
Before saying anything else, I’d like to point out that it is virtually impossible to take a photograph of the Vivaz that does the phone justice. It has a tendency to look rather large and bulky on photos, but it’s nothing like that in real life. I tried my best to make it seem as [...]
I received the Sony Ericsson Vivaz today and I’ve been playing with it ever since. If you’re considering getting the Satio — don’t. Get Vivaz instead. It’s cheaper, faster and feels a lot more complete. Besides, the camera – both stills and video – performs considerably better than Satio.
Here are a few unboxing photos for [...]
Check out these sparkling new photos of the Kurara / Vivaz. Like them better than the spy photos? Yeah, who wouldn’t?
The final specifications of the phone have already been posted here by me in a previous post, but let’s just do it again. It’s got a 720 MHz processor, 3.2 inch TFT display [...]
Now, what have we got here? A Kurara clone, you say? Pretty much. Specifications are pretty similar, except this one has a slide out keyboard. It’s codename is Kanna, and it’s going to be announced at Mobile World Congress 2010 in February.
Specifications include a 3.2 inch TFT display at 640 x 360 pixels, a 5 [...]
It’s crappy, short and not very detailed, but none the less it’s the first actual video of the Kurara (or U5) and it’s just hit YouTube. Check it out below!
Eldar has done it again. A preview of the Kurara (or U5) has been published at Mobile-review with screenshots and lots of pictures. I still can’t understand how he’s permitted to publish such content An interesting thing about the U5 is that it seems to be able to auto focus during video recordings. [...]
As most of you know Sony Ericsson is a changed company – or at least they’re trying to be. Their new make.believe brand message seems to have done a lot of good for the company and I was hoping to get a chance to speak with someone from Sony Ericsson about the change and what [...]
