Android activated 3.7 million smartphones over the Christmas weekend! Senior Vice President of Mobile at Google Andy Rubin (pictured above) has announced that Android saw a whopping 3.7 million activations on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Estimated figures before this happened suggested that Google were seeing around 700,000 handset activation but it seems the Christmas Holiday has had quite the impact. ...

The phone offers a frankly amazing  1280 x 720 bringing the pixel density well above the iPhone and into Gaga land, a whopping 340dpi. Furthermore the Sony Ericsson Nozomi offers a cool light strip a great camera and a 1.5GHz dual core processor. This is going to be the successor to the much-loved Arc and offers Tron like styling. Although the prototype is running Gingerbread at the moment, we would expect ...

This is confirmed , Sony have jsut bought Ericsson's share of Sony Ericsson, the ten year old partnership, for an estimated $1.05bn. What can we expect, less Ericsson and more Sony basically! More intergration with other products, less focus on pioneering new HSPA+ standards. ...

The Nozomi is coming in 2012 for Sony Ericsson and is said to have a dual-core 1.5GHz processor and 1GB of RAM, along with a 4.3-inch screen with a massive 1280x720 resolution. The phone's pixel density is 342PPI, which makes it higher than that of the iPhone 4 (326PPI). Unbelievable huh? However the rumoured nexus prime is meant to match all of these steps along with the quality of a Super AMOLED screen fr ...

Sony Ericsson have announced a new Walkman handset, running on Android Gingerbread and providing users with the quality Walkman sound that the company are trademarked for Four months after releasing the relatively basic W8, Sony Ericsson have now announced yet another Walkman phone known as the Live with Walkman. Powered by a 1GHz processor, this Android handset features a 3.2 inch, capacitive touchscreen w ...

Sony Ericsson surprised the stock markets with net losses of €50 Million in Q2. The company took the stock markets and analysts by surprise, posting a net loss of some €50 million compared with a net gain of €12 million at the same time last year. Sony Ericsson only sold 7.6 million phones during the quarter, marking a 31 percent year-on-year decrease, while overall revenue fell from €1.76 billion last year ...

Sony Ericsson has announced that the Xperia Play has started being sold on shelves around the world, however, some countries such as the United States and Canada are not included at this time. The so called "Playstation Phone" was available starting April 1st in countries such as the UK, Germany, Russia, among others, but customers in the US will have to wait for Verizon Wireless to open the flood gates, an ...