The unit is a tri-band handset that also features 3G high speed internet connectivity along with Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP for use with Stereo Bluetooth headsets. The unit also ships with 160MB of internal memory, for added memory you can also use a Memory Stick Micro card.
While the Sony Ericsson G700 may use a Symbian UIQ the actual user screens are more simplified and actually look more like a standard Sony Ericsson phone than a standard smartphone. For instance, the touch screen features such amenities as a one-touch organizer function that is accessible via the home screen, the unit also features the same one-touch control to the Notes application and to the G700's media function.
The Sony Ericsson G700 also features full support for the following messaging formats: SMS, MMS, Email, Push Email, and Instant Messaging.
Product Description
Snap pictures on the go with the 1.3-megapixel camera. View them at your leisure. The Z320i picture album stores up to 100 photos. The stylish icon display of Z320i lights up when you need it - and is hidden when you don't. The four different icons indicate new message, incoming call, missed call and silent. Imagine a camera clamshell phone with ease-of-use in mind. Add some clean, classic looks and a scent of retro design. And there it is: the Z320i. StyleUpCovers of Z320i lets you create a personalised style-up cover for your Sony Ericsson phone. Upload your own photo or image and create your own design with quick and easy steps - or choose from a selection of pre-designed styles. Size -87 x 47 x 20 mm -3.4 x 1.8 x 0.8 inches Weight -90 g -3.2 oz Available colours -Crimson Red -Atlantic Blue -Dark Silver Screen -65,536-colour STN -128x128 pixel External screen Icon display -Monochrome 96x64 Memory - 12 MB Networks -GSM 900 -GSM 1800 -GSM 1900 Performance Talk time: Standby time: -GSM 900 7 hours 300 hours -GSM 1800 7 hours 300 hours -GSM 1900 7 hours 300 hours Camera -Camera 1.3-megapixel -Digital zoom 4x -Video record Music -Music tones MP3, AAC Internet -WAP 1.2.1 -WAP 2.0 Entertainment -Java -Connectivity -Infrared port -USB mass storage -USB support Messaging -MMS (Multimedia Messaging) -Predictive text input -SMS long (Text Messaging) -Sound recorder Communication -Polyphonic ringtones -Speaker phone -Vibrating Alert - Navigation key -Picture wallpaper Organiser -Alarm clock -Calculator -Calendar -Notes -Phone book -Stopwatch -Tasks -Timer
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Enables fast and clean user interface development for both graphical designers and code developers
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communication announced plans to release a new technology that, for the first time, bridges the Abobe® Flash Lite™ and Java ME™ development platforms. The new technology and tools, referred to as Project Capuchin, make it possible to combine the richness of Flash Lite and Java ME technologies allowing developers to utilize the best attributes of both software stacks to create content-rich mobile applications. Sony Ericsson has plans to make the technology available during the second half of 2008 and will demonstrate Project Capuchin enabled applications at the JavaOne Developer Event in San Francisco, May 6 – 9, booth 718 in the Pavilion.
“Sony Ericsson is excited to introduce our new bridging technology to the global developer community as it further strengthens our relationship with this community and underscores our ongoing commitment to support an open, healthy and thriving mobile ecosystem,” said Rikko Sakaguchi, SVP and Head of Portfolio and Proposition at Sony Ericsson. “We are dedicated to exploring opportunities that enable us to provide innovative and energized user experiences. To achieve this, we work with world class partners and technologies, on both platform and product development.”
Project Capuchin will provide developers with an intuitive tool to create applications with a cleaner user interface (UI) without sacrificing the strong, feature rich and widely deployed Java ME infrastructure, including secure, well-developed content distribution. Project Capuchin’s bridging software will empower two distinct developer communities to leverage their respective expertises to create the next generation of highly engaging and immersive mobile content.
“Adobe is pleased to support Sony Ericsson’s Project Capuchin. Using Adobe Flash technology as one part of this new bridging technology will ensure further innovation for mobile users when Flash developers gain access to the Java applications’ functionality and intelligence allowing them to create applications with the ultimate user experience,” said Gary Kovacs, general manager and vice president for Mobile and Devices at Adobe. “It is encouraging to see Sony Ericsson’s intention in making the technology available to the wider community.”
Project Capuchin will allow pure Flash Lite content to be encapsulated in Java ME applications with the help of Sony Ericsson Developer World tools, making content created by Adobe Flash technology appear as Java ME applications.
More advanced capabilities will allow Flash Lite technology to handle an entire presentation layer and make it possible to create Java ME applications where some or all UI components are defined in Flash.
Your music is unique to you, so listen to it wirelessly through a unique speaker. High quality audio no matter where you want to listen to your music.
Let's roll
Love the design? You’ll love how easy it is to take with you, too. The built-in rechargeable battery means it’s ready to roll when you are.
Line in your library
Listen to the latest download to your phone wirelessly, or the music collection on your computer, through the MBS-100 using the 3.5 mm input port.
Features
- Bluetooth Technology -2.0
- Easy Install
Available Colour
- Black
Size
- 100.0 x 100.0 x 100.0 mm
- 3.9 x 3.9 x 3.9 inches