The Sony Ericsson W518a is a mid-level Walkman phone disguised as a super-thin flip. It's attractive, well made and not too slippery. Better still, it has very good music playback quality and runs the ...

Detailed features and specs for the Sony Ericsson P800 for AT&T Wireless, T-Mobile. Plus discussion forum and photos The P800 is a flip-style GSM/GPRS color smartphone with a built-in camera.

When it comes to Sony Ericsson phones, US users are often out of luck. US carriers don’t offer many SE phones which means we have to pay very high prices for import models. But once in a while, AT&T ...

Additional features include dual processors, Bluetooth, UIQ platform powered by Symbian OS, memory card slot, VGA camera, touchscreen, airplane mode, and detachable flip keypad. This phone is not ...

One phone that may have escaped your attention, however, is the newly-announced Sony Xperia 1 V... but to let it fly under the radar would be a mistake! Sony’s 2023 flagship could be worth ...

Another new feature of the Xperia X2 is what Sony Ericsson called SlideView, which gives users quick access to frequently used phone activities like contacts, messages, media and more. SlideView ...

Samsung’s latest flip-style phones, the Samsung W25 Flip and the Galaxy Z Flip 6 are both impressive devices with their own ...

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While these earbuds were made fun of, they were generally liked among the audio community. Now, Sony is back with two new pairs of earbuds. The first pair are the Linkbuds Open. As the name ...

Sony has a new flagship phone to offer, and in this article ... the alert slider. If we flip them over, you’ll notice even ...

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After years of false starts, the iconic British rock band Pink Floyd has agreed to sell their recorded-music and name-and-likeness rights to Sony Music for approximately $400 million, sources ...