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Friday, January 13, 2012

9 Great Phones At CES 2012 - Part 2


9 Great Phones At CES 2012 - Part 1

Sony Xperia Ion (AT&T)
The first Sony-branded smartphone, the Xperia Ion offers a stunning 4.6-inch, 720-by-1280-pixel (720p) glass screen and a 12-megapixel camera. Under the hood is a 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor that can handle PlayStation-caliber games in addition to music and video. Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) is the unfortunate default OS, but Sony is promising an ICS upgrade later this year. Sony is still sorting out just which PlayStation games will work on this thing (PS1? PS2? Xperia Play? Tablet?), but it's clear the Xperia Ion will be a serious competitor on its arrival in the second quarter.

HTC Titan II (AT&T) 
America's first 16-megapixel camera phone is here, and it's a doozy. The massive HTC Titan II sports Windows Phone 7.5, LTE data speeds, and a 4.7-inch screen, and can snap photos with a resolution of 4,640-by-3,840 pixels. The rest of its specs aren't as impressive, thanks to some leftover Microsoft-specified restrictions, but you still get a fast (single-core) 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S2 processor, 480-by-800-pixel screen resolution, 720p camcorder, and 16GB of internal storage (albeit with no memory card slot).

Nokia Lumia 900 (AT&T)
Now this is what we were waiting for. Nokia finally shows off its first high-end Windows Phone 7 device, as the preceding Nokia Lumia 710 was too budget-oriented to inspire much buzz. The LTE-equipped Lumia 900 packs an 8-megapixel-camera, Carl Zeiss optics, and a 4.3-inch AMOLED Clear Black display. As part of Microsoft's last CES keynote, the powerful Nokia Lumia 900 may be a fitting sendoff.

Huawei Ascend P1 S (Carrier TBA)
Who would have expected the world's thinnest smartphone to come from Huawei? The Ascend P1 S is just 0.26 inches thick, which is two hundredths of an inch thinner than the Motorola Droid RAZR. The Ascend P1 S impresses in other ways too, with a 4.3-inch, 540-by-960-pixel Super AMOLED display, a 1.5GHz TI OMAP 4460 dual-core processor, a pair of cameras, and Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) preloaded. No word on a carrier yet for this one, though.

Lenovo K800 (China's Unicom)
Intel's Atom chip was fine for low-power netbooks, but it has traditionally been too power-hungry for smartphones. The Lenovo K800 could change that, at least in China—and, if successful, finally brand Intel as a player in the smartphone market, after years of empty promises and false starts. The K800 is no slouch otherwise, either, with a 4.5-inch, 720p multi-touch screen, Wi-Di, and a massive battery. We're keeping a close eye on this one, as well as Intel's other deal with Motorola, which could bring us a U.S. device sooner rather than later.

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9 Great Phones at CES 2012 - Part 1


This has been a heck of a year for phones. We're fast approaching the point where smartphone users outnumber regular cell phone users here in the U.S. Consequently, we expected big things out of CES 2012—and it looks like we got them for the most part.
In fact, many of the best announcements at CES 2012 happened either just before or at the start of the show. This year's lineup of goodies includes a heavy focus on next-generation 4G LTE data networks—including from Sprint, in a marked shift away from 4G WiMAX—plus plenty of Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)-powered phones, NFC chips, dual-core processors, and even 12 and 16-megapixel camera sensors all vying for the spotlight.


Apple wasn't at the show as usual. But the story still centers around iOS and Android, as those are the top two smartphone platforms now. HP killed off webOS this year. Research in Motion was a non-factor and only showed off more of the same, albeit with a few significant OS revisions. The real comeback story could lay with Microsoft's Windows Phone 7.5, a slick OS that's getting a big push thanks to more advanced hardware, Nokia's return to the U.S. market, and a vast increase in the number of third-party apps available. Still, it's a steep hill for Nokia and Microsoft to climb.
With all that in mind, here are the coolest, most significant phones announced at CES this year. Many of these should hit stores by the second quarter, so get ready to count off the remaining months on your current two-year contract.

LG Spectrum (Verizon Wireless)
High-definition phones are beginning to appear in earnest. The LG Spectrum sports an ultra-sharp 720p screen in a slimmer, lighter form factor than the existing (and also 720p) HTC Rezound. In addition to 720-by-1280-pixel resolution, the screen is "advanced high-def IPS," which to our eye looks brighter than other phones we've seen at least on the show floor. Text appears stunningly crisp even at tiny font sizes. It also packs a video editing program and an HD-specific app store, which the Spectrum should handle easily thanks to its 1.5GHz dual-core processor and 4G LTE network support . No Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) out of the box, but LG is promising an update by June 2012.

Motorola Droid 4 (Verizon Wireless)
The Motorola Droid 4 may be the nicest QWERTY Android phone yet, with a sleek slider design, a laser-cut five-row QWERTY keyboard with sharp edge lighting, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, and (finally) 4G LTE data speeds. It also works with Motorola's array of Webtop mode accessories, including 10- and 14-inch Lapdocks, an HD Docking Station for the living room, and a Vehicle Navigation Dock. This one could push the remaining BlackBerry users—the ones dedicated to their hardware keyboards—over the line to Android if RIM doesn't right its ship soon.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Sprint)
The first flagship Ice Cream Sandwich phone, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, jumps over to Sprint, adding back the Google Wallet capability that Verizon Wireless had disabled along the way. The oversized 4.65-inch Super AMOLED screen and dual-core processor are impressive, but in this case take a back seat to LTE—Sprint's brand new, next-generation 4G network that it's powering up in 10 cities by the middle of this year.

LG Viper (Sprint)
The Galaxy Nexus may have the spotlight, but the LG Viper could be Sprint's Q-ship for 2012. It may snag even more buyers, thanks to its more manageable 4-inch screen size, brushed metal back panel, and lower price than the Galaxy Nexus. It only runs Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) out of the box, but its LTE radio, dual-core processor, and NFC compatibility mean it still has the future in mind.

9 Great Phones At CES 2012 - Part 2


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Monday, January 9, 2012

Sony Ericsson: Introducing four new Xperia smartphones at CES 2012

  • Xperia S - the first smartphone in the Xperia NXT series - next generation smartphones from Sony.
  • Xperia ion - the first LTE smartphone from Sony, exclusive with AT&T in the US
  • Xperia NX and Xperia acro HD - two smartphones for the Japanese market  
9 January, 2012, Las Vegas, Nev. - Sony Ericsson is showing visitors to the 2012 International CES Show a fully connected entertainment world with the first Xperia(TM) smartphones from Sony®*, including Xperia S, the first smartphone from the Xperia NXT series - next generation smartphones from Sony, and new Xperia smartphones made specifically for the US and Japanese markets, all with access to premium entertainment services and easy connectivity to other screens within the world of Sony.  

The new Xperia smartphones announced are: 
  • Xperia ion, first LTE Xperia smartphone from Sony available exclusively with AT&T in the US (above right).
  • Xperia S, the first smartphone in the Xperia NXT series - next generation smartphones from Sony, with Sony HD for stunning viewing experiences (above left).
  • Two new smartphones for the Japanese market:
  • Xperia acro HD, the follow-up to Xperia acro with popular Japan-specific features including infrared port data exchange, mobile wallet and mobile TV.
  • Xperia NX, a variant of Xperia S for the Japanese market. 
Bert Nordberg, CEO for Sony Ericsson commented, "CES marks an important milestone for both Sony Ericsson and Sony with the introduction of the first smartphones from Sony. As the market continues to evolve into a world where we consume content and entertainment across multiple screens, the Xperia portfolio will deliver a mobile experience that is an important cornerstone of Sony's strategy to provide seamless connectivity and networked entertainment across smartphones, TV, laptops and tablets."

Sony Ericsson also unveiled a number of Android accessories that enhance the smartphone experience: 
  • Xperia Smart Tags, small NFC enabled tokens that are used to launch pre-configured and personalised settings when you swipe an NFC Android smartphone against them.
  • Smart Wireless Headset pro, Bluetooth(TM) stereo headset that also works as a standalone MP3 player and radio when detached from the phone.
  • SmartWatch, micro display for Android to wirelessly access calls, messages and applications.
  • SmartDock for Xperia ion, an HDMI dock that turns Xperia ion into a mini-PC by connecting it to a USB keyboard, mouse and big screen TV.


Availability
Xperia S will be available to consumers globally from the first quarter 2012. Xperia ion will be available exclusively in the U.S. from AT&T in the second quarter 2012. Xperia NX and Xperia acro HD will be available in Japan from this spring.

For full details on all products news, please visit the press room www.sonyericsson.com/press and the product blog blogs.sonyericsson.com/products/

*For illustrative purposes only.  Not for commercial use or re-sale.  Use of "Sony" brand subject to regulatory approval.
via Reuters

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Friday, December 23, 2011

Review : Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S


Sony Ericsson has been a manufacturer of great quality smartphones since its birth a decade back. Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S is an amazing successor to Xperia Arc, which is scarcely half a year old. The new version of Xperia Arc is known for its superfast 1.4GHz turbo processor, brilliant display, great camera with stunning panoramic capability and others.

The device features the same super slim case design and 4.2-inch display of its predecessor. But the firmware is Android 2.3 Gingerbread and it has a bit more powerful processor. Here we are going through the complete specs and features of Xperia Arc S, of course, one of brilliant Sony Ericsson phones ever.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S Tech Specs
Form factor
Like most of smartphones from Sony Ericsson, Xperia Arc S is also a thin and cute smartphone. The device has almost the same body design of its predecessor Xperia Arc with the dimensions of 125 x 63 x 8.7 mm and weight of 117 grams.

Display
The new Sony Ericsson smartphone features a 4.2-inch color TFT display with a resolution of 854 x 480 pixels. The multitouch display has lots of high end capabilities. Xperia Arc S is a wonderful phone with its large and bright display that you can use to surf web, watch videos and play games in a great ambiance.

CPU & GPU
Xperia Arc S is powered by a 1.4GHz Scorpion Qualcomm MSM8255T Snapdragon CPU and Adreno 205 GPU. It makes the new Arc S perform better than its predecessor.

RAM
512MB of RAM.

Storage
The device comes with an 8GB built-in memory and microSD slot that supports 32GB external memory stick.
Camera
An 8.1-megapixel rear camera with 3D sweep panorama is one other brilliant feature of Xperia Arc S. The camera has autofocus, LED flash and check quality and it features video calling, geo tagging, touch focus, smile detection, image stabilization and 720p video recording. There is no secondary camera on the gadget.

Connectivity
You have GPRS (up to 86 kbps), EDGE (up to 237 kbps), HSDPA (14.4 Mbps), HSUPA (5.8 Mbps), Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot and Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP, EDR on the Sony Ericsson smartphone.

Ports
MicroUSB v2.0 and USB on-the-go support.

Battery
The standard Li-Po 1500 mAh offers up to 7.5 hours talk time for Arc S.

Others
Notable other features of the Xperia Arc S contain HDMI port, active noise cancellation feature, TrackID music recognition, NeoReader barcode scanner, Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, G-Talk, YouTube, Calendar, document viewer, Facebook and Twitter integration, predictive text input and many others.

What makes it special?
Reality Display
The 4.2-inch LED back-lit screen of Xperia Arc S is crisp and sharp thanks to the Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine. The display has enhanced contrast, less image noise and rich color and many more stunning features for crystal clear performance.

3D panoramic capture
The camera of Sony Ericsson Arc S is capable to take 3D panoramic stills. You can stun your friends with great 3D images. It is one of the most-valued and breathtaking features of Xperia Arc S.

Entertainment at the great speed
Thanks to a 1.4GHz turbo processor, Xperia Arc S provides great performance especially for gaming and entertainment. Sony Ericsson has a long tradition in launching high quality products for gaming and entertainment.

Drawbacks
The Arc S does feature no radical modification from its predecessor. The device is just a copy of its Arc predecessor, which came into stores six months back. The new phone’s CPU is a single core and its case is a bit cheaper in quality.

Price and availability
Sony Ericsson sells the new Arc smartphone for £380.
Wrap-up
The Xperia Arc S is yet another dazzling smartphone from Sony Ericsson. The company has really launched the new version of Arc with some stunning features to take on leading phones of the time, the iPhone 4S, Droid RAZR and others. There is a line of typical customers for Sony Ericsson’s high end smartphones. Xperia Arc S is the latest phone from the company.

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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Sony Ericsson to become Sony in mid-2012

Sony and Ericsson's decade-long partnership may have humbled Kim Kardashian, but dwindling market share and an over-reliance on feature phones signaled the end of the affair. Ericsson will have until "mid 2012" to clear its things from the spare room before the electronics giant begins a new solo venture. The revitalized enterprise will leverage its parent company's brand strength, R&D and content (since it owns a massive chunk of the entertainment industry) and in comments made to Times of India, company Vice President Kristian Tear said there would be a "fierce" advertising push to restore the company's reputation as a major player worldwide -- before taking a Pilates class to try and fit back into its bachelor pad.

via Engadget

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Monday, November 7, 2011

Sony Ericsson Nozomi surface online


Dual-core processor bearing Sony Ericsson Xperia arc HD aka Nozomi will feature 4.3 inch display with 720p HD native pixel resolution.

Images and details of the upcoming Sony Ericsson handset, codenamed Nozomi, have been leaked online by iAndroid.co.il, an Israeli Android forum.

Sony Ericsson Nozomi might be branded as the Xperia Arc HD bearing the 4.3 inch display that will feature 720p HD native resolution.

Nozomi might be one of the many firsts for Sony Ericsson to feature 720p HD display and dual-core processor. The Nozomi handset will have 4.3 inch display that will come with 1280x720 pixel resolution to display images and text more crisply than other top of the line handsets. Also to pack ample power, Sony Ericsson has added dual-core 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM 8660 processor coupled with 1 GB RAM out of which only 691 MB will be available to user. The benchmark score screenshot gives a clear view that the phone does have a powerful hardware inside.

As per the Nenamark Benchmark results hints that the smartphone will come with Adreno 220 GPU which is expected to be faster with better graphics muscle. Currently, the Nozomi is being tested using Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread update and eventually might release with the same. However, this smartphone would be upgradable to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Leaked images give a fair view of the Nozomi smartphone that has white back panel and has camera at the back. One thing worth noting is the bluish LED line that is located just under the display in the front and continues to exist on the back. In the front, the glowing LED strip offers access to three capacitive buttons — Home, Back and Menu.

From the looks, the Nozomi seems one of those slim and light form factor handsets from Sony Ericsson. From the images it seems that the smartphone is almost ready to launch which may take place sometime in January 2012.
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Sunday, September 25, 2011

Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray

Tagged with the punch line “Irresistible elegant Android Smartphone”, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile was recently announced by the Japanese-Swedish manufacturer Sony Ericsson Mobile Communication. This sleek and elegant mobile phone comes with exceptional technological advancements and designer appearance added with standard mobile phone features. Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone boasts parallelogram shape with dynamic aluminum frame to deliver astounding looks & is quite easy to hold. The Sony Ericsson’s latest invent comes loaded with large number of high-end features like 3.3 inches touchscreen display, 8MP camera with 16x zoom and LED flash, 3D Motion gaming, Wi-fi, virtual QWERTY keypad, Reality display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine. This handsome mobile phone runs on Android 2.3 OS and is powered by Qualcomm 1GHz Processor. Even though Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray price is yet to be announced by the company, the phone is expected to raise huge buzz in mobile markets.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray is the latest slim and strong mobile phone from one of the world’s leading mobile phone manufacturing company i.e. Sony Ericsson. In terms of appearance, this parallelogram shaped mobile phone is perfect blend of ingenious style and vivacious designing excellence. Boasting 3.3 inch touchscreen display with 16M colors, Xperia Ray offers vibrant display with high-resolution. However, available in four exciting colors namely Gold, Pink, Red and Black, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone measures 111.0 × 53.0 × 9.4 mm in size and weighs only 100.0g. This feature makes Xperia Ray, an easy to hold and carry mobile phone.

Built by the joint efforts of Sony (Japan) and Ericsson (Sweden), Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray features high standards of technology and exhibits the blend of impeccable specifications. The phone is capable of delivering excellent internet connectivity via in-built GPRS, EDGE and Wi-Fi features. For high speed transferring data between mobiles or mobile-to-PC, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray encompasses Bluetooth and 2.0 v MicroUSB. Through these features user can exchange or transfer photos, audio, video files and data to other compatible devices.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray can also be termed as camera phone as it comes embedded with high-definition 8.1MP camera. The powerful camera of Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray features flash light, 16x digital zoom, touch focus, red-eye reduction, Face recognition, Smile detection, Face detection and Geo-tagging. The HD camera embedded in this Sony Ericsson mobile phone is also capable of recording HD videos at 720p with a simple touch of a button and the videos and photos can be sent directly to the web.

In terms of network connectivity, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone is loaded with features which are not only exclusive but praiseworthy also. Other than supporting 2G and 3G networks, the phone also encompasses features like synchronization with Microsoft Exchange email server, Google Maps - with Street View, USB support for mass storage and connecting mobile with PC, easy synchronization with computer, synchronization via Google Sync, synchronization via Facebook, NeoReader barcode scanner for scanning bar codes and access web content with ease, in-built Modem, A-GPS and Google Latitude application. However, with integrated twitter and Facebook apps, user can stay connected with family and friends from anywhere and at anytime. Some other standard mobile phone features available in Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray include SMS, MMS, Email and Web browser - WebKit, Android Market, Google search and Google Voice Search.

For entertainment purpose, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile incorporates Sony Ericsson Music player which supports MP3, AAC file formats and features TrackID music recognition. Moreover, with Sony products already popular for their stupendous music and sound, this Sony phone also delivers same charisma with xLOUD Experience. Furthermore, the phone comes added with FM radio with RDS, YouTube app, 3D games and Motion gaming apps, and video streaming features.

Powered by Android, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray offers lot more than what is expected. Blessed with internal memory of 300MB which cab be extended up to 32GB via external memory card, the phone encompasses 512MB RAM. The phone is offered with 4GB included memory. Therefore, user can store large number of audio and video files, pictures clicked via camera along with the data files in this Sony mobile phone.

While talking about battery power, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray never let you down. The phone offers massive battery backup, with talk time of up to 7 hours and Stand by time of up to 440 hours. This facilitates user in having continuous talks with loved ones without the hassles of battery drain while talking. However, for music lovers, this Sony Ericsson mobile phone in India offers continuous music listening time of up to 36 hours.

Other then these high class and exclusive mobile phone features, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray also includes Infinite button to connect user with friends, photos, music, videos and more in just one click, Google Calendar for creating, adding and editing events, Flight mode to disable all radio receivers in the phone, E-manual, Document readers, Document editors for editing documents in popular file formats, Calendar, Calculator and Alarm clock.

As for now, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray price is yet to be disclosed by the company.

Design:

Blessed with aristocratic design, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray is definitely a head turner mobile phone. The eye-catchy style with alluring design is quite enough to make people fall in love with this touchscreen mobile phone. Furthermore, presence of HD camera and wholesome touchscreen offers additional stars to Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone.

The phone encompasses onscreen 12 key and QWERTY keypad so as to make the text input easy. With intuitive navigation, user can experience one-touch navigation, also the reality display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine which is added in this Sony mobile phone showcases crystal-clear display colors and crisp images.

Moreover, the Auto rotate feature which assists in switching from vertical to horizontal mode by rotating the phone is something quite exclusive in Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone.

Audio and Music functionality in Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray

Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone offers wholesome entertainment to the users as the Sony is known for providing high sound quality. The phone comes integrated with Sony Ericsson music player which supports MP3 and AAC file formats. The features like TrackID music recognition, SensMe further assist in categorizing the songs according to artist, album, track and helps in making playlist according to mood.

With the presence of xLOUD audio filter, user can enjoy the maximized speaker sound from Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone.

Camera:

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone comes embedded with high definition 8.1MP camera with 16x digital zoom, touch focus, Geo tagging, auto focus, red-eye reduction, Face recognition, Smile detection, Face detection and Flash / light type - Photo light features. The massive camera of this Sony Ericsson mobile phone in India is also capable of capturing excellent quality videos at 720p. Blessed with features like Video light and Video stabilizer, the powerful HD camera assists in capturing the memorable moments to cherish afterwards.

The high-definition camera of Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone comes with a pixel density of 3264x2448 and let user click high-quality, crystal clear pictures and videos anytime and anywhere.

Memory:

In terms of memory, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray never let user down. The phone comes with massive in-built memory of 300MB which can be further extended up to 32GB via use of external MicroSD card. This feature assists in storing large number of information including pictures, audio and video files and data files. Furthermore, the huge in-built memory of Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone let user store practically unlimited phone numbers entries and fields in the mobile phone.

Additionally, with the presence of 512MB RAM, user can operate on number of features at the same time without hassles of speed delay. User can switch between applications without feeling any time delay.

Battery Life:

This mighty Sony Ericsson Mobile phone is built to keep your talks unrestricted and uninterrupted. The phone incorporates standard Li-ion battery which offers exceptional battery backup. Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone offers battery backup, with talk time of up to 7 hours and stand by time of up to 440 hours. This feature allows user to stay connected with family and friends even without any hassles of battery drain or charging on regular basis.

However, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray offers exclusiveness for music lovers as the phone battery is capable of running for 36 hours continuous in music play.

Internet Features:

For Internet connectivity, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray incorporates in-built GPRS, EDGE and Wi-Fi features. These help in keeping user connected with family and friends. Other then these the phone comes integrated with WebKit Web browser, Google Voice Search, Google search and Android Market for getting games and apps directly downloaded.

Messaging Features:


Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray features SMS (threaded view), MMS, Email, Push email, IM apps. Other then these, the phone come integrated with social media app buttons like Facebook and twitter. Other messaging options included in this handsomely crafted mobile phone are Google Mail, Predictive text input, Conversations and Google Talk.

The messaging feature of Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone in India assist user in staying connected with family and friends anytime and anywhere.

Network Support:

While talking about network connectivity features, Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray specifications include not only the exclusive technological advancements but praiseworthy also. The phone supports 2G network with GSM bandwidth of 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 and 3G network with HSDPA bandwidth of 850 / 1900 / 2100.

Along with above network connectivity features, the phone comes added with features, namely synchronization with Microsoft Exchange email server, Google Maps - with Street View, USB support for mass storage and connecting mobile with PC, easy synchronization with computer, synchronization via Google Sync, synchronization via Facebook, NeoReader barcode scanner for scanning bar codes and access web content with ease, in-built Modem, A-GPS and Google Latitude application.

Games:

Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray mobile phone in India offers excellent and high-tech gaming experience to the mobile game enthusiastic. Blessed with motion gaming features, user can play games via moving the mobile phone. Plus, the Xperia Ray also incorporates 3D games and offers astonishing gaming thrills to the player.

Moreover, presence of car/motorcycle driving games (Motion gaming) along with fight games/ soccer (3D games) and angry birds offer quite wholesome gaming experience to the users.

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