For Sony Ericsson J300, K300, K310, K500, K510, Z520 and Z530, Download Windows Live Messenger Mobile 380

For Sony Ericsson K610, K700, K750, W550, W600, W700, W710, W800, W810, W850, Z550 and Z710, Download Windows Live Messenger Mobile 382

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If your exact model number isn’t listed here, make sure your phone supports JAVA and then download the version of models using the same screen pixel size.

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UPDATE: Download links working again

Go to Noreve’s Sony Ericsson leather cases product page

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As you’ll see in the photos below, the quality of the leather and manufacturing is pretty high, I especially like the seams, and I’d actually like to see the thread in different colors. Black leather and orange thread could be a nice Walkman combination. Blue leather and white thread would be perfect for a white M600.

They also include a small slot for carrying a spare Memory Stick Duo, or two for a couple of Memory Stick Micros for the phones that use these, a handy detail for some. I actually like scratches on my phones, they give them some charm and attachement, but if you really need to protect your toy with a good looking quality product you shouldn’t mind paying the average price of 35€ for one of these.

Go to Noreve’s Sony Ericsson leather cases product page

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Cnet Asia already has a hands-on preview (wait, isn’t that a review?) and here are some interesting excerpts:

A rather nifty feature on the MBW-100 is its out-of-range notification function. When the phone is moved out of Bluetooth wireless range, the watch vibrates to alert the wearer. We found this useful as a security feature since it tells you if someone is attempting to walk away with the phone. (…)

The Bluetooth watch comes with a mini cradle that charges the onboard battery via the contact points located at the back of the watch. It is rated for up to seven days of Bluetooth usage and an additional week for analog time-keeping. (…)

The watch is made of stainless steel with a scratch-resistant mineral crystal glass and anti-glare coating for improved clarity of the display. (…)

For full functionality, the Bluetooth watch is compatible with only specific models in Sony Ericsson’s current and upcoming lineup. This includes the K610i, K618i, K800i, W710i, W850i, Z610i and Z710i. (…)

Despite its chunky design and not-so-affordable sticker price, the Sony Ericsson MBW-100 remains one of the more innovative Bluetooth phone accessories we’ve come across so far. It is, however, not expected to appeal to the mainstream crowd.

Read the MBW-100 review in Cnet Asia (don’t forget to check the images section)
Go to the MBW-100 Official Page

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W850: Sony Ericsson doesn’t hesitate to say it in the press release: this is one cool phone. Could we expect less from SE’s first slider? A 3G/GSM triband phone, the W850 will sell with a bundled 1gb Memory Stick Duo Pro card (not Micro) and 64mb internal memory, has a 2 megapixel camera with regular LED flashlight and no autofocus, supports Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP), the Walkman application now shows Album Art and TrackID, and the controls light up at the rythm of the music. Not sure about that after watching the animation in the official page, which shows that only a (otherwise useless?) orange bar below the screen does light up. They keep mentioning the 4gb Memory Stick Pro Duo cards but where are they? Anyway, a really great little brother for the W950.
W850 Official Page
W850 Press Release

W710: Aimed at the fit, sporty crowd out there, this Quadband/EDGE wearable clamshell may be —correct me if I’m wrong— the first mobile phone with an integrated motion sensor, for measuring your running speed, distance ran, or even the number of steps walked. The external screen is pretty big at 1.5″, and very useable with several buttons around while the phone is closed. It has a 2 megapixel camera with no autofocus or flash, 20mb internal memory, Bluetooth A2DP, and comes with a 512mb Memory Stick Micro card and the also new IAC-60 Stereo Headset with ear hooks to keep them in place while jumping about.
W710 Official Page
W710 Press Release

Z550: This is the SE123 spied a month ago, and as many of you sensed at the time, it is indeed an official tribute to the SE of SE’s, the T610. See it as an elegant clamshell version of the K510 with added Memory Stick Micro slot, or as a more stylish Z530 with upgraded 1.3 megapixel camera.
Z550 Official Page
Z550 Press Release

Z710: Non-Wlakman version of the W710, with different external design and bundled with a Memory Stick Micro card of 64mb instead of half a gig.
Z710 Official Page
Z710 Press Release

M608c: Non-3G version of the M600, for the Chineese market.

M608c Press Release

HPM-65 Stereo Portable Handsfree, with ear hooks, perfect for an active lifestyle. They are actually detachable for a less active lifestyle which in any case wouldn’t involve buying these sort of headphones…
HPM-65 Official Page

HPM-82 Stereo Portable Handsfree: Like the popular HPM-70, with an added remote control unit
HPM-82 Official Page

HPM-85 Stereo Portable Handsfree: Ah, this is the one we would like to have with Bluetooth A2DP, but for time being, it’s wired and uses the same microphone with 3.5mm jack seen in the rest of SE’s stereo headsets.
HPM-85 Official Page

CMT-60 Micro Travel Charger: What a handy accesory. It’s not only a Fast Port version of the great CMT-10 small travel charger that connects to any plug in the wall: you can now use a couple of AA batteries to recharge the phone battery! The photo says it all.
CMT-60 Press Release

CST-75 Two Port Standard Charger: Running out of battery while listening to music? You won’t have to disconnect any accesory to plug the charger with this solution, which, in my opinion, should be included by default with any Sony Ericsson from now on
CST-75 Press Release

One last photo of the W850. One post per phone with all the official photos will be published soon.

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