As a modern car collector, documenting your vehicles is just as important as driving and preserving them. Whether for ...

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More details have been released on Sony Ericsson's Q4 financial results, which saw it record a pre-tax loss of £205 million. Sony's attempts to make it as a smartphone brand may have started well ...

Sony Ericsson’s K750i prides itself on being the Steven Gerrard of phones and, despite its age, making a virtue of all-round excellence. More than just a pretty package The 2MP camera is one of the ...

Sony Ericsson launched the Xperia Play back in 2011, making for one of the coolest smartphone ideas yet. The phone packed a slide-out gamepad, shoulder buttons, and access to PlayStation titles.

This was the first phone which Sony Ericsson announced under the Walkman series. The W800 was extremely popular, thanks to features like 30 hours battery life when used as a music player, an ...

The Sony Ericsson P910a is a no compromise solution to the hassle of carrying a PDA and cell phone. Its looks great, works well and shows you have style.

The Sony Ericsson XpeThe Sony Ericsson Xperia Play caters to gamers with hard controls adapted from the PSP, but makes some sacrifices to get here.ria Play is the world's first smartphone that's ...

One of the highlights of the Sony Ericsson P990i was its special flap design. The phone was one of the few phones to actually feature both a regular alphanumeric keypad and a QWERTY keyboard.

Sony Ericsson K750i (far left), SE T68i (middle left) – Image Via From the T Series, to the K series, and the peak (and then decline) of Sony’s mobile ambitions.

Launched in 2006, the Sony Ericsson K800i was the first to wear Sony’s CyberShot branding, indicating that it sported a high quality camera. While 3.2-megapixels sounds tiny today, it was ...

The buyout ends Sony's 10-year mobile-phone joint venture with the Swedish handset maker. The partnership linked Sony's electronics experience with Ericsson's telecommunications technology.