18
Sep
2009
Sony Ericsson Aino
Sony Ericsson had unveiled 3 new high – end handsets recently. One of these phones was the Sony Ericsson Aino, which is considered, by far, the best phone of the trio. It is one of the most highly anticipated phones due to the fact that it closely resembles a PlayStation. This multimedia phone has the ‘Media Home/Media Go’ feature which enables you to organize, play or transfer the multimedia data on the phone. The Wi-Fi feature in this phone enables you to seamlessly transfer data between phones or with a computer. You can even control your Sony PlayStation 3. You can access the media content on the PS3 by using the ‘Remote Play’ feature present in the Sony Ericsson Aino.
Die – hard fans get some treats in the form of the ‘PlayTV’ service. The feature is available in France, UK, Italy, Spain and Germany and enables you to record programs from the TV using this feature. The user interface which is utilized in this handset is really great and is more convenient. The web browser is also very simple and extremely simple to use. The best feature present in this phone is the touch User interface and the keypad. The display is quite big at 3 inches and has a resolution of 240×432 pixels and displays more than 16 million colours. The phone comes with an 8 megapixel camera, enabling you to view some high quality images in addition to movies and music videos.
The Sony Ericsson Aino enables you to surf the internet in the landscape mode. The top – class audio quality enables you to listen to the songs with a high level of clarity and enables you to listen to songs for a maximum of 31 hours. There is a charging stand and a set of headphones in the retail package, making it a phone that you must get your hands on when it is released in the last quarter of this year.
If you are looking for the Sony Ericsson Aino on contract its a good idea to shop around first. But with so many deals on offer this can be time consuming and frustrating which is why websites like Moby1 are so handy. They do all this at the touch of a button and for free.
9
Jul
2009
Sony Ericsson Aino. PS3 o’clock
The recently announced Aino has managed to bombard our poor little heads with so many gadgets, gizmos and other flashy little things that the only way we’ve been able to make sense of it all is to put it in list form. Hopefully this helps you as much as it did us
Remote Play – Designed initially for the PSP, this is Remote Play’s first appearance on a phone. It basically allows you to control your Playstation3 and access its media content on your Aino. You can do this from home, obviously enough, but more intriguing is the promise that you can also do it via the the internet from pretty much anywhere.
Media Go – Helps you transfer and play all your various media files (music, photos, videos) on your home computer using the Sony Ericsson Aino itself. Again done via Wi-Fi. Neat.
PlayTVservice – Got a Playstation3? Use the TV service? Now you can use your Aino to do the same. Watch and record live TV (from the available free channels) wherever you find yourself.
Media Home – Synchronises media content between your PC and phone automatically. Simple, as long as you keep track of what’s where when you connect the things up.
So that’s the bulk of what Sony Ericsson are shouting about here. But you could also add to this list a nice touchscreen, a great 8MP camera, impressive battery time and all the other smartphone shenanigans around these days. It’s not the smallest thing out there, but if you’re a media-playing buff you’re probably down with a bit of a brick in your pocket anyway. Have a look at the full range of specs and features in this Sony Ericsson Aino review, or take a look at the video below for a peek of what’s to come:
3
Jun
2009
Sony Ericsson Aino, Satio and W995 all winners in the looks department
As summer approaches us and we enjoy the fantastic weather, Sony Ericsson has been working hard to bring us some truly stunning handsets for our phone loving pleasure. I have to confess to being a Sony Ericsson fan, a view not shared by many other people if their latest revenue figures are anything to go by.
First up there is the Sony Ericsson Aino, a sleek beautiful looking phone that offers connectivity to your PS3. I am still trying to understand what that actually means, as far as I can see you can turn it on and off which I guess is good for the environment. I’m sure it does more than this and when I know more I will post it here.
Then there is the Sony Ericsson W995, another stylish phone that builds on the walkman’s series strengths, as well as incorporating an 8.1 megapixel camera. If I were to get a phone today then this would be my mobile phone of choice.
Then we have the Sony Ericsson Satio, previously named the Idou, which boasts a 12 megapixel camera (see my previous post about megapixel wars.) It does look gorgeous and personally I can’t wait to get my hands on this one. I may just wait out my current contract to get my little mitts on it. But I am sure that by then there will be something even hotter in the pipeline.
So there you have 3 very sexy handsets, all with different capabilities, so the only question left to ask, is which one do you go for?
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