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Karun
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On 2011-08-10 08:30:16, smclion102 wrote:
@Karun
Link of the interview pls?
Here goes:
Nordberg interview
btw...Sony Ericsson (NTT DoCoMo to be precise) will launch a device codenamed Nozomi in Japan this september. It apparently sports a 4.3 inch touchscreen and has a screen resolution of 1280x720 pixels and will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8655T clocking 1.4GHz. It will launch with android 2.3.4. Probably Ayame will share the same specs.
A dual core from SE's stable is not expected before next year :-|
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smclion102
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^^^^^
 In the smartphone market have about 5.8% market share globally, while in the Android space we have 11%.
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adsada
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Looking at the line of SE smartphones, it is clear that they have dropped the 3 button silver curve at the bottom of the handset to two touch buttons and a physical home one. Do you think this will be the new style of their phones?
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Xajel
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On 2011-08-10 12:39:05, adsada wrote:
Looking at the line of SE smartphones, it is clear that they have dropped the 3 button silver curve at the bottom of the handset to two touch buttons and a physical home one. Do you think this will be the new style of their phones?
Yeap I've noticed that, and I hate it... I just hate soft keys 
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goldenface
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The Japanese phone sounds exciting.
I think the three / four button X10 type button layout is being phased out as it doesn't seem to be appearing on the new phones. The current layout, that we see on the new minis and X-Ray appeared first on the Sony X Series, not sure which one I prefer, although I prefer the 3 button to the 4 button layout.
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adsada
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On 2011-08-10 13:00:19, Xajel wrote:
On 2011-08-10 12:39:05, adsada wrote:
Looking at the line of SE smartphones, it is clear that they have dropped the 3 button silver curve at the bottom of the handset to two touch buttons and a physical home one. Do you think this will be the new style of their phones?
Yeap I've noticed that, and I hate it... I just hate soft keys
I actually prefer them if I'm honest, when your playing around it's kind of annoying to have to press a hardware button, whereas a touch button is like its still within the touch screen experience if you know what I mean... It's also better interms of hygiene and the handsets life, the fewer hardware buttons the less likely they are going to get worn and eventually stop working, and you don't get dirt problem which goes in the gap around the buttons 
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smclion102
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New “Sony Ericsson Power Pack”
On the road a lot? Stay charged. And enjoy your favourite videos. Anytime. Anywhere. With Power Kit EP952. You get a spare battery for your smartphone. And 2-in-1 Battery Charger & Phone Stand EP920.
SE SOURCE
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idumbakumar
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On 2011-08-10 13:26:54, adsada wrote:
On 2011-08-10 13:00:19, Xajel wrote:
On 2011-08-10 12:39:05, adsada wrote:
Looking at the line of SE smartphones, it is clear that they have dropped the 3 button silver curve at the bottom of the handset to two touch buttons and a physical home one. Do you think this will be the new style of their phones?
Yeap I've noticed that, and I hate it... I just hate soft keys
I actually prefer them if I'm honest, when your playing around it's kind of annoying to have to press a hardware button, whereas a touch button is like its still within the touch screen experience if you know what I mean... It's also better interms of hygiene and the handsets life, the fewer hardware buttons the less likely they are going to get worn and eventually stop working, and you don't get dirt problem which goes in the gap around the buttons
+1
i used defy.. it eases the navigation with 4 capacity buttons.
when use touch screen combined with hard keys for navigation i really find uncomfortable ..
i strongly suggest SE to use capacitive buttons. |
lolstebbo
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On 2011-08-10 17:09:34, idumbakumar wrote:
On 2011-08-10 13:26:54, adsada wrote:
On 2011-08-10 13:00:19, Xajel wrote:
On 2011-08-10 12:39:05, adsada wrote:
Looking at the line of SE smartphones, it is clear that they have dropped the 3 button silver curve at the bottom of the handset to two touch buttons and a physical home one. Do you think this will be the new style of their phones?
Yeap I've noticed that, and I hate it... I just hate soft keys
I actually prefer them if I'm honest, when your playing around it's kind of annoying to have to press a hardware button, whereas a touch button is like its still within the touch screen experience if you know what I mean... It's also better interms of hygiene and the handsets life, the fewer hardware buttons the less likely they are going to get worn and eventually stop working, and you don't get dirt problem which goes in the gap around the buttons
+1
i used defy.. it eases the navigation with 4 capacity buttons.
when use touch screen combined with hard keys for navigation i really find uncomfortable ..
i strongly suggest SE to use capacitive buttons.
I like the newer Xperia button arrangement; it's still nice to have at least one hard button on the front. |
mko2
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On 2011-08-10 03:12:13, back2you wrote:
On 2011-08-10 02:28:48, mko2 wrote:
On 2011-08-10 00:40:19, back2you wrote:
We are waiting Xperia DUO 
in our dreams
Welcome samsung fanboys at ESATO.COM 
i hate samsung -_-
and do not accuse others without evidence, man rumors |
pmugghc
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I think in Ice Cream Sandwich the buttons will go anyway, at least on the tablets. The buttons move as you shift from portrait to landscape. |
smclion102
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According to XperiaBlog Preparing "NOZOMI" for Q4 Japan release? 1.4Ghz, 4.3-inch, 720p display And LT18i "AYAME" With Similar Config to rest of the world
The headline features include a 1.4GHz single-core Snapdragon S2 chipset (MSM8655T) with Adreno 205 GPU and 4.3-inch display with 1280 × 720 pixel resolution. This be the ARC S or ARC II...
Maybe we wont be seeing Xperia Duo this Year
http://www.xperiablog.net/201[....]ark-suggests-1-4ghz-processor/
http://www.xperiablog.net/201[....]-1-4ghz-4-3-inch-720p-display/
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NightBlade
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Duo... 
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HTC with Beats will be so amazing, every music video will feature a HTC Beats phone for sure, way more fashionable than iPhone. Surely its time for a high end Walkman? |
smclion102
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On 2011-08-11 22:31:43, badassmam wrote:
HTC with Beats will be so amazing, every music video will feature a HTC Beats phone for sure, way more fashionable than iPhone. Surely its time for a high end Walkman?
I agree with you.. HTC climbing UP very quickly with Cloud company + now in Music.. God can only save
What new can Put in  Lineup?? I mean Xperia Lineup is High enough with both the stuff..
Expect for design what can give?? i keep wondering !!!!
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