Features of Sony Ericsson All Models

Although this issue has been busy since the last few years, until now there has been no sign of the emergence of Sony Ericsson PlayStation. But, perhaps the issue could become a reality if the news was broadcast Pocket-lint can be proved.

Citing sources close at Sony Ericsson, the website says the PlayStation phone will be introduced on the Mobile World Congress that was held in February and then launched in April 2011.

The phone is also rumored to be shown first in the UK alone. No further information in relation to its availability in other countries.

The report also ensure direct simmering PlayStation phone by Sony Ericsson. This report was at once dismissed rumors that circulated last year, which Sony developed its own mobile phone for the Japanese vendor was not very comfortable if done by the company’s joint venture Sony Ericsson.

Back in 2001, a working group formed by Sony Ericsson creates breakthrough products that combine cell phone and PlayStation consoles. However, until now the project is no sequel.

While reports of this confidential source came a week after Sony announced plans to develop applications that limit the PlayStation certain functions on the iPhone and Android. 

Sony Ericsson makes some of the best cam phones around, taking the photographic skills of the CyberShot range, then implanting them into mobiles. But its latest handset, rumored to pack a 16MP super-snapper, might be a little overkill.
The as yet unknown mobile was spotted leaving the FCC, which points towards a 2011 launch for the camera phone. This comes from TechRadar, who go on to say the camera-packing smarties will be powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, with a touchscreen and slide-out keyboard.
Images of the device are token CyberShot (whether that is a good thing or not, you decide) and the device is slated to run a Sony Ericsson OS.
Not much more is known about the device, other than the usual Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth connections, but it’s thought to pack a standard microSD slot for easy access to your snaps.
It’s slated to hit Japan first, then the rest of the world second.
The previous megapixel master of the camera world was Panasonic, who promised a 13.2MP phone earlier this year.


Rumors of Sony’s next-gen PlayStation Portable bifurcate into rumors about two distinct devices. On one hand, there’s the PSP2 proper, which is said to boast dual analog control sticks, Xbox 360 level graphical abilities and a rear touch panel. On the other hand, there’s the PlayStation Phone, designed by Sony Ericsson… and which looks like it very well may debut at Barcelona’s Mobile World Congress in February 2011.
It’s speculation, true, but here’s what we know. According to Sony Ericsson CEO Bert Goldberg, Sony Ericsson will be showing off a new gamer phone at MWC 2011.
If that wasn’t enough to make you suspect the phone he’s talking about was the PlayStation Phone, though, Nordberg then went on to say the following:

“I’m very glad that we work with a company like Sony, who actually knows how to [negotiate games rights]… Sony has an extremely strong offering in the gaming market, and that’s very interesting… Sony is of course a very strong brand, and why shouldn’t we use that? Gaming, including content, is a very interesting proposition.

Nordberg comments sure seem like he’s just itching to reveal the PlayStation Phone right then and there, but it’s still unknown what the actual capabilities of the PlayStation Phone will be. My guess is that it’ll be an Android phone that is also capable of playing Sony’s existing library of PSP games and not share the capabilities of the PSP2, but it also could be an entirely new device aimed at gamers that Sony’s agreed to lend a few of its more popular franchises to. Only MWC will tell.