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Sony Ericsson has released another phone into the Japanese market. Here is a brief introduction to the Sony Ericsson W62S Phone.

The Sony Ericsson W62S Phone is a global roaming clamshell phone. Its features include a 2-megapixel camera, WQVGA (432×240) screen, and microSD slot. It also comes in with three stylish colors, namely the Silver-Leather, Black-Rose and White-Lime.

Lastly, the W62S supports KDDI's EV-DO service, CDMA 1X WIN and international roaming service in over 180 countries. It has a micro card slot expandable to 2GB and the W62S offers 240 minutes of continuous calling.

via: Sony Ericsson

EA Mobile has unveiled 5 games to keep mobile gamers on their feet this summer. There is the hyped game, by renowned director Steven Spielberg, Boom Blox, Monopoly: Here & Now and Real Monopoly. This is a clever step for EA as almost everybody has played and loved monopoly and almost everyone has watched a Steven Spielberg movie, may it be E.T. or Jurassic Park.

Boom Blox features a collection of brain-twisting puzzles that features 40 levels and assures that gamers will have a mind boggling time solving these game.

Monopoly: Here & Now is a modern edition of the popular board game said to be played until now by more than 500 million people. The mobile game features local maps for 19 European countries, allowing players to sell and buy properties that are familiar to them.

The other three new games from EA are: UEFA Euro 2008, The Sims Pool 3D and Puzzle Paradise.

All the above mentioned games from the mobile division of Electronic Arts will be available across Europe by the end of May.

AT&T has announced officially a new member of their ever increasing family of supported mobile phones. This time, its the Sony Ericsson Z750a. The clamshell phone comes in with different colors namely: grey, purple, and pink. It has a built-in 2-megapixel camera, a 2.2" QVGA 262k color display, an FM Tuner, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support, and a full HTML web browser.

The phone is already available now for $49.99 with a 2-year contract and mail-in rebate.

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Samsung has recently unveiled the latest SGH-P960 Mobile TV supporting DVB-CBMS and OMA-BCAST. Equipping DVB-H (Digital Video Broadcasting) the device will be available in Europe in the month of May. However, it seems like that it will never land on the US territory. The P960 delivers a seamless mobile TV playback on its 2.6 inch QVGA screen. A time shifting feature pause the mobile TV while receiving calls. It is interesting to note that this small device comes with the picture in picture option that lets the users view two shows at one time.

Mobile browsers built-into your cellphones, PDA's, and even your MP3 players (iPod Touch) have changed the outlook of a lot of people when it comes to mobile devices. A lot of people have finally realized the potential of this technology. Now, browsers in mobile devices have very limited capabilities, however, a lot of features are slowly being added into it and in fact, websites are changing their pages to tailoring it to the mobile browser market.

It is then no surprise when ABI research, a leading market research firm focused on the impact of emerging technologies on global consumer and business markets, reported that the mobile browser market will probably grow to 1.5 Billion units by 2013.

The mobile browsers won't probably be able to catch up to the PC-based browsers, but its definitely getting there. As mentioned, the things that are hindering mobile browsers, are its limitation, like the absence of important plug-ins such as Flash, AJAX, and the memory constraints of many phones.

ABI Research's new study, The Mobile Browser Market analyzes the market for mobile browsing, examining the primary commercial offerings from independent browser vendors as well as evaluating the growing important of open-source solutions such as Webkit. The report also looks at the push towards web applications and the use of widgets for mobile devices.