Posts Tagged ‘Pedometer’

Sony Ericsson W580i – Slider Phone from Walkman Series

March 10th, 2010



The Sony Ericsson W580i offers you a great music experience all the time with its innovative music features. It plays great music with advanced features like TrackID which populates the playlist and helps one identify tracks, albums and songs. The True bass and Graphic Equaliser feature help to listen to one’s favourite tracks in great style. It comes with an internal memory of 12 mega bytes and the provision for expandable memory which ensures you can store all your favourite tracks inside your mobile phone with great ease. You can easily share music with help of its CD ripping software and Disc2phone utility.

You can click amazing pictures and capture the most vibrant moments of your life in form of a video as the phone comes with a camera which provides zoom and an in-built flash light. The flat TFT QVGA screen offers clear and bright images with its 262,000 colours display.

The Sony Ericsson W580i offers a great internet experience with the GPRS and EDGE technologies. You can connect to the internet and stay in touch with your loved ones wherever you go. It offers you facilities to send emails and surf the internet without any hassle. It comes with features like WAP and an HTML browser that make your internet experience simply awesome.
You can connect wirelessly with various other compatible devices using the Bluetooth connectivity to share files and images with great ease.

You can send pictures and videos to your friends and family with help of the Multimedia messaging facility. So now capture your wonderful moments and then send them to your friends. Share the joy and moments of your life with the people you love.

The handset also has some exclusive features and cares for your health too. The phone has a pedometer which helps you count the steps and lets you burn the extra calories while you jog with the music playing on your Sony w850i Walkman phone. You can listen to music and your favourite radio jockey by tuning to your favourite FM station as the phone comes with a built-in FM radio.
The Sony Ericsson W580i phone is certainly a great phone that offers exciting music features and smart connectivity options.

By: Adam Caitlin

Sony Ericsson W580i Review

March 6th, 2010



As a mobile phone, the Sony Ericsson W580i is a testament not to discount just how important the ‘cool factor’ of a mobile phone could be. Never mind the extra features or goodies, and strip away all the inner software, the cool factor relates, quite simply, to how stylishly awesome a mobile phone is. In the case of Sony Ericsson’s W580i, this could not be more clear, as, there are many other mobile phones that offer much better features, and yet, few that really just look anywhere near as cool.

Features of a Sony Ericsson W580i

For the purposes of this review, it should be assumed that coolness is an actual feature. Why shouldn’t it be? After all, it is part of the phone, albeit the superfluous exterior, that most defines how cool or how stylish a phone is.

In terms of the W580i, it is really tough to decide where to begin. As a slidephone, it is definitely very accessible, with buttons that are easy to click on the keypad, and exterior buttons that offer direct access to the Walkman functions. Even in this simple slider, some of the urban style that is hallmarked by the W580i is apparent, with a hot orange colour backing on the slider itself.

Truly, the rest of the phone pretty much follows suit, all of it engineered to exude the urban style that it is targeted at. Essentially, it looks sporty yet hip, and has many gimmicks that further accentuate that. First of these is the ‘shake control’ feature, where simply shaking the phone can cause it to switch and shuffle tracks. Next is the pedometer, that is bound to be nice for anyone that likes a brisk walk or jog. After all, with mobile phones slowly incorporating absolutely everything, why not a pedometer?

In addition, there is the Walkman music player that never fails to impress, as well as a 2.0 megapixel camera, and support for a memory stick that can go up to 1GB. Particularly, this memory stick support may be crucial as, with only 12 MB internal memory, if any decent amounts of songs are to be stored on the mobile phone, more memory is a necessity.

A Cool Music Player Phone

Blatantly, the Sony Ericsson W580i is designed for those who aren’t too bothered as to whether or not their camera is a 5.0 megapixel high definition one, or simply a 2.0 megapixel one. Instead, the W580i focuses on mobile phone deals with customers that want that something different, something special, and something cool.

After all, as things stand the W580i pretty much has the market for urban style designs pretty much to itself, and certainly seems to be benefiting from having the W580i as a mobile phone to appeal to non-techies.

Perhaps at some point other mobile phones with just as interesting styles will come out, although it does stand to reason that the vast majority of styles should tend to remain in the elegant and professional type category. Still, for those who would feel like having a mobile phone worth showing off with its distinct style, then the Sony Ericsson W580i is best of the mobile phone deals out there in this regard.

By: Caroline Telford

Sony Ericsson W580i Vs Sony Ericsson S500i

February 25th, 2010



Often enough, slide phones can appear to be similar to one another in so many ways unless they are distinguished by, say, an angled slide or something of that like. Both the Sony Ericsson W580i, and the Sony Ericsson S500i are, exterior only, very similar models. In fact, it strongly seems as if they are the same mobile phone merely with different covers on the outside. Of course, the ‘code’ used in the initials of the serial numbers provide a hint as to the nature of both mobile phone types.

Overall, the Sony Ericsson W580i has swathes of similarities with the Sony Ericsson S500i, but at the same time it is the very same distinguishing features that set both these mobile phones apart that come to the fore during comparisons. Perhaps it is a small indication of just how distinct even the most similar looking of mobile phones could actually be.

Comparing Features of the Sony Ericsson W580i and Sony Ericsson S500i

Looking first at the Sony Ericsson W580i, that is essentially a Walkman mobile phone. One of the heaviest expectations placed on Walkman branded mobile phones is the quality of the sound and also the media player, and the Sony Ericsson W580i does not disappoint. Instead, by utilising the Walkman 2.0 music player, it provides a genuine pleasure of a musical experience, complete with ‘shake control’.

On the other hand, the Sony Ericsson S500i takes a totally different route by exploring the brave new world of configurable themes. Not only does it offer up the luxury of choice, but the Sony Ericsson S500i does so in such a way that refusing would honestly be pretty hard. Combining this already beautiful mobile phone with the easy on the eyes configurable themes, there is no limit to the heights that can be attained as new levels of beauty on mobile phones are sought out.

Camera-wise and display wise, both mobile phones are rather similar, however the Sony Ericsson W580i does offer a few extras such as a pedometer that the Sony Ericsson S500i does not have. Although it could probably be viewed as a fairly cosmetic difference, the entire effect that the Sony Ericsson W580i produces can only seem to be matched by the jaw-dropping brilliance of the beauty within the S500i.

As a mobile phone, the S500i is one that shows the most promise of being the most attractive, and certainly, most flexibly attractive, mobile phone ever. On the other hand, the Walkman W580i provides excellent music quality combined with a few extras that can make for good fun to fiddle around. In terms of their comparison, there is no clear ‘winner’, although if one must be picked, it should probably be the S500i for the type of ground-breaking differences that it has implemented in its design.

Style is such an important part of the world of mobile phones, and having a mobile phone so dedicated to style is truly remarkable.

By: Caroline Telford