Esato News Archive

Nokia announces three entry-level phones
Nokia today announced the Nokia 6700 classic, the Nokia 6303 classic and the Nokia 2700 classic, three devices that build on the formula that made Nokia the world leader in mobile phones

HTC announced a new Touch Cruise
The new HTC Touch Cruise (09) will let you save GEO taggs/GPS co-ordinates with many common taksts like recording, photography and notes. The new location based experience from HTC is called HTC Footprints

Sony and Sandisk announces 2 terrabyte Memory Stick cards
Sony and Sandisk has announced a giant leap in storage capacity for the Memory Stick memory card. The new card format is named Memory Stick format for Extended High Capacity

SDXC increases removable memory up to 2 terrabyes of storage
The SD Association has announced the next generation removable memory storage. The new card will have up to 2 terrabytes storage capacity making it possible to store 100 HD movies or 130k photos

Palm unveils webOS and the new Palm Pre mobile phone
Palm has unveiled its new Palm webOS mobile platform built from the ground to be constantly connected to the web. Palm Pre is the first phone to run on the new platform

Sony Ericsson announces the W715 exclusive to Vodafone
The GPS enabled W715 Walkman phone owners will be able to find their nearest restaurants, hotels or shopping centres all within a few click. Shake Control, SensMe and TrackID are some of the music features included

Sony Ericsson announces the C510 and W508 mobile phones
Sony Ericsson today announced two new mobile phones and introduces Smile Shutter technology which detects a person's smile and immediately takes a photo. The older C905 Cyber-shot model will be upgraded with several new features.

Motorola today announced three new mobile phones. Motorola MOTOSURF A3100, VA76r and W233
MOTOSURF A3100 is a 3G model with a 2.8-inch QVGA touchscreen running Windows Mobile 6.1. The VA76r is a dust , rain and vibration resistant model. The MOTO W233 Renew is the first mobile phone to be made from platics comprised of recycled water bottels.

The end of UIQ
The Sony Ericsson owned company UIQ files for bankruptcy according to CEO Johan Sandberg