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On February 6, 2007, Sony Ericsson announced four new phones supporting Java 20 million Walkman The W880 Walkman is a UMTS and tri-band GPRS phone and is Sony Ericsson's slimmest phone yet at just 9.4mm. The W610 Walkman is a quad-band EDGE phone and is a slim-line 14mm thin. The K810 Cyber-shot is a dual-mode UMTS phone with a 3.2 Megapixel camera featuring a Xenon flash and 16x digital zoom and is a sleek 17mm thin. The K550 Cyber-shot is a quad-band EDGE phone with a 2.0 Megapixel camera, also benefiting from the Cyber-shot camera user interface. |
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W610 Walkman phone. |
New W610 and W880 Walkman phones Both the W610 and W880 include the latest Walkman player 2.0 which simplifies music track, playlist and genre navigation with a more intuitive UI. The TrackID Sony Ericsson Developer World stimulates audio- and music-related application ideas and has a dedicated music web resource. So for developers, the aim is to make music-related applications as essential as themes, ringtones or games to the mobile content marketplace. Check it out here>> |
The W880 will be available during Q1 2007 with the W888 as a GSM variant specifically for the Chinese market where 3G services are not established. The W610 will be available during Q2 2007.
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New K550 and K810 Cyber-shot phones Both the new K550 and K810 benefit from the intuitive Cyber-shot camera UI. The K810 is a sleek, high-performance UMTS phone with a 3.2 Megapixel camera that offers autofocus, Xenon flash and 16x digital zoom. Innovative camera applications include "Photo fix" to further improve the quality of photos, BestPic The K550 is a compact, quad-band EDGE phone with a 2.0 Megapixel camera featuring autofocus, LED flash and 4x digital zoom. In conjunction with the easy-to-use horizontal Cyber-shot camera menu, photo sharing is easy through Picture blogging, Bluetooth |
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The K550 will be available during Q1 2007. The K810 will be available during Q2 2007 with the K818 as a GSM variant specifically for the Chinese market where 3G services are not established.
Java Platform 7 (JP-7) strengthens camera and image handling, and boosts gaming
Sony Ericsson facilitates porting of applications to many different phone series by continuing its successful Java
Platform strategy. Through this approach, several phone models use the same Java ME platform version where JSR implementation and runtime behavior are consistent.
Java Platform 7 (JP-7) is the latest and helps developers create compelling games and imaging applications for 12 phone models that now includes the new K550, K810, W610 and W880. JP-7 supports a range of JSRs, including Advanced Media Supplements (JSR 234), delivers improved performance for 2D and 3D games and supports multiple, simultaneously running Java applications in a single virtual machine. Read more about JP-7 here>>
Current JP-7 phones include:
The Java Platform strategy is supported by a consistent screen size approach, again helping developers to efficiently create applications for a range of phones at the same time. All mobile phones supported by Sony Ericsson Developer World are presented by screen size here>>
More information:
- W610 on Developer World>>
- W610 on Consumer site>>
- W880 on Developer World>>
- W880 on Consumer site>>
- K550 on Developer World>>
- K550 on Consumer site>>
- K810 on Developer World>>
- K810 on Consumer site>>
- "Introducing multi-tasking and improved gaming performance for new Java Platform 7 (JP-7) mobile phones", June 2006 news article>>
- "How to create a standby MIDlet for Java Plaftform 7 (JP-7) phones", Tip, Trick & Code article from May 2006>>
- Mobile Music application developer resources>>

mobile phones have been sold to date and the new W880 and W610 further expand this successful mobile Walkman portfolio. 4.5 million Cyber-shot














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