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Sony Ericsson reviews
Mark Peters : November 17th 2009 - 14:00 CET
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 Sony Ericsson W995 review at LetsGoMobile : With the rise of the Internet, the opportunity to exchange data in large quantities has become widely available. Many programs and Web pages are more than eager to use this option. The current mobile phone is likely to have an internet connection at its disposal. This woke up several phone manufacturers, among which Sony Ericsson, which has resulted in a music portal that even allows the owner of a mobile phone to choose from a wide array of music and download it immediately. LetsGoMobile have tested the Sony Ericsson W9965 including its PlayNow Plus service.• Read the full Sony Ericsson review at LetsGoMobile.
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Sony Ericsson reviews : W995 supports TrackID and PlayNow Plus
LetsGoMobile says: "One application we recognize from earlier Sony Ericsson's phones is TrackID. TrackID will recognize music, ensuring that the seemingly ever-returning question of: "What was the name of that song again?" is now a thing of the past. The application works as follows: you're on a night out in a disco when you hear a nice song, you pick up your Sony Ericsson and activate TrackID, which will record a few seconds of the song. This data is then compared with a database, and within moments, both the artist and song title will appear on your phone. Next, you can immediately search for the song through PlayNow Plus. It's a good thing to have given a link to this already existing application."
Sony-Ericsson reviews - Digital camera application
LetsGoMobile continues: "The specifications of the camera look good. In addition to high photo resolution, the Sony Ericsson W995 also features many picture functionalities such as BestPic and Smile Detection. The digital camera application starts by pressing the shortcut on the side of the phone, or via the menu by selecting camera. Starting up and focusing each takes about two seconds. The four-way key lets you quickly change between the captured pictures, camcorder and picture camera mode. The settings can be adjusted by the right selector key."
Sony Ericsson review : W995 Walkman phone
The difference between the Walkman Phones and Cybershot Phones becomes marginal with the Sony Ericsson W995 filling the gap. This Sony Ericsson W-series mobile phone features an integrated digital camera with a resolution of 8.1 megapixel, in addition to many music functionalities. Furthermore, the Sony Ericsson W995 features a GPS antenna with A-GPS support, FM radio, WiFi and HSDPA. Read on for the Sony Ericsson W995 full review at LetsGoMobile. |
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