Sony Ericsson Official Mobile Announce Yendo and Cedar

Sony Ericsson has unveiled two new phones, Sony Ericsson Yendo and Sony Ericsson Cedar. Sony Ericsson Yendo is a low-end Walkman phone with touch screen and has a similar icon display Android OS, but OS still used the Sony Ericsson OS. While Sony Ericsson is part of the Cedar environment-friendly mobile phone series Sony Ericsson GreenHeart output.

Sony Ericsson Yendo body size is commensurate with the size of a mini X10 XPERIA handset. Already integrated with social networking features. Besides the function as a walkman, a standard feature which is owned by the 2MP camera, Bluetooth with A2DP, FM radio and 3.5mm audio jack.

For Sony Ericsson Cedar is one of the latest mobile phone GreenHeart environmentally friendly. Reputedly made of recycled materials. Weighs only 84 grams, already supports 3G HSDPA network and has a 2MP camera.

Both new Sony Ericsson mobile phone is planned to be started to be released into the market during the third quarter of 2010.

Samsung Unveils Mobile Bada Wave 2 and Wave 2 Pro

Compete in the smart phone market, Samsung confidently carry a homemade platform that is named Bada. Bada has been present the first mobile phone a few months ago, by bringing Wave brand. Two recent Bada has been present at CommunicAsia 2010, Singapore, the Wave 2 and Wave 2 Pro.

Both are touch-screen phone with 3.2-inch wide screen. Each data access features GPRS / EDGE, WiFi, and Bluetooth. Other features A-GPS, 80 MB internal memory and supports external memory of 16 GB using microSD.

User interface uses 3.0 TouchWiz technology and distinctive design of Samsung's Bada-based social hub that combines all the data in cash from e-mail, IM, and social networking service.

That distinguishes between Wave 2 and Wave 2 Pro is physical. Wave 2 or S5250 only use the touch screen navigation, while Wave 2 Pro also features a QWERTY keyboard that appears when his slider is being moved.

Wave 2 and Wave 2 Pro will be available starting in August 2010 in Russia and Southeast Asian markets.