Sony Ericsson launch 2 new phones

Sony Ericsson has been running a competition on its Facebook page for the fans to review two of its phone before its official release. Now they have officially unveiled Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman, which is a music phone and Sony Ericsson txt pro with slide out QWERTY keypad.

Both these phones is Wi-Fi enabled and has corner user interface in the home screen, similar to the Xperia mini phones.



The Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman has feature called Zappin that lets you browse through your songs in a new way and comes with karaoke feature while playing the songs. This phone is 14.3mm thick and weighs 88g. It has 3 inch (400 x 240 pixels), 262,144 colour TFT scratch-resistant, capacitive touch screen, 100MB inbuilt memory and expandable external memory up to 32GB, 3.2 MP camera, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB 2.0 prot, FM radio with RDS.

Sony Ericsson txt pro comes with slide out QWERTY keypad for quick messaging and chatting and comes with friends application to access Facebook and Twitter in a single place. This is 18mm thick and weighs 100g. features of this phone remains the same, but this comes with an slide out QWERTY board.

Sony Ericsson Mix Walkman comes in black color with different color bands such as pink cloud, pink, green bird and green. Sony Ericsson txt pro comes in three colors, Black, White and Pink. These phone would be available globally in selected markets from Q3 of 2011.

T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide Caught in the Wild, Android 2.3.4 On Board

The T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide is said to run “much faster than the myTouch 4G.” Perhaps it was moving to quickly to grab a non-blurry photo. BGR got hold of a source who was able to snap off some photos of the upcoming device, codenamed Doubleshot, in the wild. Aside from comparing the device’s speed to the original myTouch 4G, the source also claimed the 4G Slide ran “just as smoothly as the HTC Sensation ” Confirmed is an 8MP camera, Sense UI 3.0, and Android 2.3.4. The screen isn’t said to be much, and the Android keys and keyboard are compared to those of the G2. The insider pegged early July as the estimated launch date for the phone.

Initially known as HTC Doubleshot, the unannounced T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide has finally appeared in some photos. Although they don’t show the handset in all its glory, said photos confirm that the smartphone features a sliding QWERTY keyboard, as well as Android Gingerbread (version 2.3.4) and the latest Sense UI 3.0.

BGR (where the new images have been published) has it that the myTouch 4G Slide also comes with an 8MP camera. A dual-core processor should be in there, too, although this hasn’t been confirmed.