Sony Ericsson today unveil 4 new smartphones at CES, two of them are targeted for Japanese market. The phone for Japanese market are Xperia NX and Xperia acro HD. Xperia NX is a variant of Xperia S for the Japanese market while Xperia acro HD come with popular Japan-specific features including infrared port data exchange, mobile wallet and mobile TV.
The other 2 phones are Xperia ion, first LTE Xperia smartphone from Sony available exclusively with AT&T in the US and Xperia S, the first smartphone in the Xperia NXT series – …

Nokia today unveiled 2 new smartphones powered by WP7 Manggo the Nokia Lumia 800 and Nokia Lumia 710.
In terms of design, Lumia 800 is equal to the Nokia N9, but in terms of specifications is different. Nokia Lumia 800 equipped with a single 1.4GHz processor and 3.7inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 800×480 pixels and 8MP camera with Carl Zeiss optical lens.
For Lumia 710 exhibits the characteristics to support for social sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn with a web browser, also features support for email and office integration.
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AT&T* and Microsoft Corp. today introduced a leading portfolio of new phones based on Windows Phone 7 , Microsoft’s new mobile operating system that that has been the focus of worldwide buzz and bandwidth for months. The new smartphones from HTC, LG and Samsung will be available exclusively for AT&T customers ahead of the holiday shopping season.
“These devices – quite literally – are game changers, and we are delighted to bring them to our customers,” said Ralph de la Vega, president and CEO …

HTC Corporation, a global designer of smartphones, today introduced an enhanced HTC Sense experience that will be available on two new smartphones that take Android to the next level, the HTC Legend and HTC Desire.
“At its essence, the mobile phone is the most personal item you have in your possession. HTC Sense was created to magnify your ability to create and define your own unique mobile experience,” said Peter Chou, chief executive officer of HTC Corporation. “HTC Legend and HTC Desire take Android …

The Storm was supposed to be the smartphone that would keep Verizon Wireless customers from deserting to Apple’s iPhone, which runs on AT&T’s network.
Research In Motion, the company that created the BlackBerry phones that business users find so addictive, gave Verizon exclusive rights to sell its first touch-screen phone in order to reach the vast consumer market.
But the Storm failed to live up to its name. About a million devices were sold, so it was not a flop. But many customers and some reviewers found it buggy and hard to …