Sony XPERIA Miro

Reviews for Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S Product Type: Sony Ericsson Smartphone Newest Review: ... the same as my old phone. The advantages that I personally love about the Arc S: its a thin phone and does fit nicely in your jeans... more Price ...

Back when Sony parted ways with Ericsson, the company promised they would be doubling their smartphone efforts and we caught the first glimpse of it with the launch of the

In its bid to become the third-largest smartphone vendor in the world, Sony severed ties with Ericsson and then launched a number of smartphones that have made Sony a fan favourite once again.   Phones such as the Xperia S and, most recently,

Ericsson has taken legal action against Micromax, the second-largest smartphone vendor in India Ericsson has sued Indian mobile handset vendor Micromax in an Indian court, alleging infringement of eight of its patents without payment of any ...

(Times of India Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) NEW DELHI: The smartphone patent war has finally reached India. Acting on a suit filed by telecom giant Ericsson, the Delhi High Court has told mobile maker Micromax to pay royalties on every phone and ...

This smartphone was once the darling of budding Android modders in the UK. Sold under the Orange banner as the Orange San Francisco, it rapidly became a very popular handset, propelling ZTE into the limelight and sold more than two million units.

Sony has broken its ties with Ericsson and this was allegedly partly because of the possibly higher synergy within Sony. Now, we are starting to see some of that as Sony Mobile should shortly introduce native support for its PlayStation 3 DUALSHOCK ...

Forty years ago today, Martin Cooper demonstrated his new invention, a Motorola cellphone, to the press by placing a phone call to his rival at Bell Labs. Weve come a long way since then, and about the phones weve known over the years. Sometime in ...

Im no Xperia fan. I dislike the name (any product name that begins with an X in it reeks of nineties shame), Ive never warmed up to Sony's range of phones and I certainly didn't care when Sony split from Ericsson and stole the Xperia range from ...