The Sony Ericsson Vivaz (and Vivaz Pro) really intrigue me. Aside from an official blog, the company has had little fanfare around these Symbian-powered smartphones, despite their awesome spec sheets. Don’t worry, though – we’re not a Nokia blog, we’re a Symbian blog, and as such, we’ll definitely be covering these handsets as much as [...]
The FCC is a great resource to find out what phones could potentially come to the U.S. market, and with what type of support (EDGE, 3G, WiFi, etc). The latest jackpot is the revelation of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz U5a, which is a US-3G version of the Sony Ericsson Vivaz, with, at least, dual-band 3G [...]
It wasn’t too long ago that Sony Ericsson quietly went live with the Vivaz, a new touchscreen Symbian-powered smartphone with some impressive specs. Earlier tonight in Barcelona, Spain, at the 2010 Mobile World Congress, they upped the ante with the Vivaz Pro. The Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro has the same basic features as the Vivaz, [...]
The Sony Ericsson Vivaz was announced with basically no fanfare, and yet it’s quite possibly one of the most interesting Symbian-powered devices to be unveiled in the last year or so. Sony Ericsson has taken the Symbian platform and made it quite impressive, especially with the redesigned homescreen. The team at SE-first.com have put together [...]
You might recall a long, long time ago when I did a review of a prototype Sony Ericsson Satio, before it became available on the market. I promised a conclusion to that review and somehow it fell forgotten under my other blogging work, until Sony Ericsson announced the Vivaz last week and I thought it [...]
Lost in the news of free Ovi Maps yesterday was the quiet announcement of a new Symbian-powered smartphone from Sony Ericsson dubbed the Vivaz. This touchscreen handset packs a whopping 8.1 megapixel camera and supposedly records video in HD at 720p. The camera hosts a number of high-end features, including face-recognition, image stabilization, and geotagging, [...]
