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Właściwie to spontaniczny, wewnętrzny projekt przeznaczony dla pracowników, ale nic nie stoi na przeszkodzie, żebyście Wy też przetestowali aplikację Play Photo w wydaniu świątecznym Aplikacja jest w fazie BETA, dlatego nie jest jeszcze idealna. Przetestujcie, pobawcie się. Apkę można pobrać skanując kod, lub bezpośrednio z Android Market. PS. A może ktoś, kto ma odpowiednie [...]

Właściwie to spontaniczny, wewnętrzny projekt przeznaczony dla pracowników, ale nic nie stoi na przeszkodzie, żebyście Wy też przetestowali aplikację Play Photo w wydaniu świątecznym Aplikacja jest w fazie BETA, dlatego nie jest jeszcze idealna. Przetestujcie, pobawcie się. Apkę można pobrać skanując kod, lub bezpośrednio z Android Market. PS. A może ktoś, kto ma odpowiednie [...]

A couple of weeks ago, I misplaced my Xperia™ ray for a day. Being without a phone for a day (and the video Xperia™ my day), made me think in all the things I do with it during my day, and how much I rely on it for everything.

My day actually always starts with my Xperia™ ray waking me up. I usually have at least two alarms set, as I´m not a morning person and I actually press the snooze button at least 3 times.

The next thing, before anything else, is checking emails (work and personal), and then news through several apps: BBC news, Engadget, Reforma (Mexican newspaper) etc. and going through my weather widget, to check how cold, rainy or sunny will the day will be, so I dress adequately and not freeze during the day.

I also go into Twitter and Facebook really quick, especially if I have notifications on my phone’s main screen.

And then it´s time for a quick breakfast and a shower. As I am usually on a diet (as most girls are), I use Calorific, an app that helps me keep track of all what I am eating, so that I keep my calories checked.

Now I am ready to go to work, so I start walking there, listening to music with my LiveSound™ stereo earphones. I really like that I live walking distance from the office, but in hot days it´s not that fun to walk that much. As I am a music fan, I have several ways to have the latest music in my phone, using services like Music Unlimited, Pandora or just listening to my music library in my phone. Also,  I use my ray to listen to music also in my car! I only connect it to the car´s stereo and I can choose what I want to hear in a second.

I usually have 2 or 3 calls with the teams around the world, so my Xperia™ reminds me what time I have the meetings, and also lets me know the events I have on Facebook and Google calendar and tells me who is having a birthday that day, so I always remember all my friends’ birthdays. Well, with a little help of my phone.

In the afternoon, I usually have classes or I get together with friends, so I use Google Navigation to get where I want to go without getting lost, and I usually get lost if I don´t have my ray with me!!

This is only a small part of what I do with my phone everyday!

What do you do every day with your Xperia™ ?  Also, don’t forget to check out the Xperia™ your day video!

W ostatni piątek Naczelny Sąd Administracyjny w Warszawie oddalił skargę kasacyjną Polskiej Telefonii Komórkowej Centertel sp. z o.o. od wyroku Wojewódzkiego Sądu Administracyjnego w Warszawie z dnia 12 lipca 2010 r. oddalającego skargi na decyzję Prezesa UKE utrzymującą w mocy decyzję dokonującą rezerwacji częstotliwości w systemie telefonii ruchomej UMTS na rzecz P4 Sp. z o.o. [...]

W ostatni piątek Naczelny Sąd Administracyjny w Warszawie oddalił skargę kasacyjną Polskiej Telefonii Komórkowej Centertel sp. z o.o. od wyroku Wojewódzkiego Sądu Administracyjnego w Warszawie z dnia 12 lipca 2010 r. oddalającego skargi na decyzję Prezesa UKE utrzymującą w mocy decyzję dokonującą rezerwacji częstotliwości w systemie telefonii ruchomej UMTS na rzecz P4 Sp. z o.o. [...]

Sony Ericsson released the Xperia X8 in 2010 as a mid range smartphone.  They released the W8 later in 2011 with the same specs and a Walkman label, but the sales were not so impressive as X8.  We didn’t see anything later from the company to replace these phones (Of course there were the Xperia minis but it’s a different story).

Now details of a phone (ST21i/ST21a) emerges which forces me to conclude that we’ll see a phone that could possibly be the successor of X8 and W8. There is no idea of the design of the phone since there are no pictures available  but we do have the specs of the phone which includes:

• 800MHz processor.
• 3.2-inch display with 320 x 480 pixel resolution.
• 512MB RAM, 4GB ROM.
• 3.2MP camera.

The phone may be available in 4 colours.  The screenshot above is the AnTuTu benchmark of the phone.  The phone is expected to run on Gingerbread.

Source: xperiablog

It’s great to know that Sony Ericsson is really working hard to make its customers pleased with the company! A week back they scribbled on their blog about how hard developing a ROM is.

Now, they’re giving an option for the public to taste the ICS for the first time. But it won’t be a good news for a lot many because:
1. The ROM is available only for arc S, ray and neo V.
2. It’s just the alpha version and a couple of options are unavailable which includes basic telephony, bluetooth and wifi.

I know what you’re thinking now! “So, what’s the use of such a release?!” Good question. SE has the answer:

“Another ambition with this release is to work with all of the talented developers in the open community to get feedback on this alpha ROM. If you download and install the alpha ROM, please try out the software and go to our Ice Cream Sandwich alpha ROM survey for Xperia™ phones, to send us your feedback. It is very much appreciated – the summary of this survey will be used for future product and software strategies short term and long term. Your voice counts!”
If you want to discuss this alpha ROM initiative, please check out the Ice Cream Sandwich alpha ROM for Xperia thread on the XDA forum. Here you can discuss with other developers, and ask questions to us. We will monitor this thread and reply to any questions as soon as we can.”

This clearly sheds light to the fact that Sony Ericsson has prepared itself to take into account what the users need from their Xperias. Last year the company had a bad time; the decision to not update the 2010 Xperia handsets beyond android 2.1 resulted in a flood of criticizing comments in their blog and the facebook page. Now, this year it seems the company has made up it’s mind to give the 2011 Xperias what ever it can take. (or even more!).

Here is what they have included in ICS ROM (things are subjected to change in the final release which is rumoured to be in February or March 2012):

• New “Roboto” font.
• New “Holo” theme is supported (you are able to test apps written to make use of the Holo theme).
• Music player control from lock screen.
• Updated UI in the Settings menu.
• Updated UI in the web browser.
• Updated UI and interaction with the new messaging action bar.
• Updated UI for improved multitasking.
• Swipe to dismiss notifications, tasks and browser tabs in the Notification menu.

These are the features which are not working or either turned off:

• Google Mobile Services (GMS) apps are not included (for example, Gmail, Google Maps, etc.).
• Modem is turned off and SIM card will therefore not be recognised (this also means you can’t make any phone calls)
• Bluetooth™ is turned off.
• Wi-Fi® is turned off.
• ANT+ is turned off.
• FM-radio is turned off.

About how to install (For advanced users and those who really like to play with their phones.)

For Ordinary Users:

Click here to view the embedded video.

Source: Sony Ericsson Blog

Last week SE released the initial stage of it’s Icecream sandwich for the public to test and comment on the work. There was a little bit of disappointment that it was available only for Xperia arc S, ray and neo V. Now to the owners of Xperia arc there is something to be happy about! Yes, the ROM has been successfully ported to Xperia arc and it seems all the options that were either disabled or unavailable in the SE release works on the ported ROM; that includes calls, bluetooth, wifi and google apps. Thanks to DooMLoRD (xda-developer)
More info on how to install and use the ROM can be found here

Source: Xperiablog

Ever dreamed of saving your files online and sharing it anywhere in the world? Well, here’s the chance! Sony Ericsson together with Box announced a promotion that will give all the Xperia owners a free online storage space of 50GB. What you’ve to do is just install the app on your  Xperia and get it all outright.

The offer is valid until 31 December 2012.

If you’re interested in Sony Ericsson’s official statement, here it is,

“With people  taking more pictures, listening to more music and watching more video on their Xperia smartphone than ever before, especially over the holidays, we wanted to make sure that they had the ability to upload their content to the cloud and share  it across multiple devices..  Xperia™ and Box® will provide consumers with access to a massive amount of content on the go putting their smartphone at the very heart of their connected lifestyle.”

source: sony ericsson press room

Moje zdjęcia znajdują czasem zaskakujące zastosowania W tym przypadku fota z brzytwą Motoroli miała trafić na ulotki w południowej Polsce. Niestety okazało się, że model się nie nadaje i projekt ocenzurowano ;P Może i dobrze. trwa aukcja na PLAY&Buy, ja czytam Wasze scenariusze a na eshopie RAZR w najlepszej cenie. Ja chciałbym dostać taki [...]