Sony Ericsson Announces The K618
Sony Ericsson has announced the K618 - a slim, lightweight 3G phone that will launch in select markets and deliver a blend of mobile phone, multimedia...
Sony Ericsson has announced the K618 - a slim, lightweight 3G phone that will launch in select markets and deliver a blend of mobile phone, multimedia applications and business solutions.The new K618 has been developed for users who want 'the best of both worlds'; entertainment on the move and a powerful business tool. This 3G device is as light and slim as a typical 2.5G phone, yet delivers fast speeds for streaming or downloading music and video clips, browsing the web or gaming. It also has support for push email, allowing messages to be sent directly to the phone without having to download them.The phone is well equipped for both capturing and sharing photos, and playing music. The K618 features Bluetooth Streaming, which means that full-length music tracks (or video clips) can be sent wirelessly from the phone and listened to on a compatible Bluetooth enabled device, such as the Stereo Bluetooth Headset HBH-DS970.It has a 2.0 Megapixel camera, which comes complete with 2.5x digital zoom and Picture Blog application. This allows the user to post (or blog) their images directly to their own blogsite.Read more here.
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