Filed under: Handsets, Peripherals, Announcements, Misc
Whew, it was quite a day for cellphones at the Mobile World Congress, and there’s more to come this week — but if you haven’t been watching Engadget Mobile (where the full coverage is being posted) or are just getting up to speed, here’s everything that’s gone down.
Sony Ericsson
- The Sony Ericsson W980
- Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X1 QWERTY with Windows Mobile and HSUPA
- Sony Ericsson’s G700 and G900: “touchscreen organizers”
- Two for the Cyber-shot crowd: Sony Ericsson intros C702 and C902
- The Sony Ericsson Z770: “your life in a clamshell”
- First live photo of Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X1
- Video: Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X1 “Panel Interface”
- No wonder Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X1 is so good: HTC makes it
- Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1 does a good job looking pretty at launch event
- Sony Ericsson ties up with Microsoft for Windows Mobile devices
HTC
Nokia
- The Nokia 6220 classic, all 5 megapixels of it
- The Nokia N78, in European and North American flavors
- The Nokia N96 redefines “high-end”
- The Nokia 6210 Navigator
- Nokia goes public with Maps 2.0 beta, plans Series 40 version
- Nokia CEO: No plans for Windows Mobile, S60 touch-screen launch in 2H 2008
Sad, lonely Moto
- Motorola’s pathetic MWC showing: Z6w, W161, and W181
- LG says it has no plans to buy Motorola’s cellphone biz
Everybody else
- Samsung’s F480 Armani (without the Armani), Dual Touch Chic G400 flip and F400 B&O slider
- NVIDIA shows off APX 2500 cellphone applications processor
- Hands-on with Sony Ericsson’s world-beating XPERIA X1
- Samsung hauls a load into Mobile World Congress
- First pics of CDMA BlackBerry Curve 8330 surface
- What’s an iPhone? 14.3m Windows Mobile phones sold in the past six months alone
- LG gets official with the KF700, KF600, and KF510
More after the break.
Microsoft
- Microsoft buys Danger, Windows Mobile Sidekick imminent
- MSN Direct now on Windows Mobile
- Iris browser brings WebKit to Windows Mobile
- What’s an iPhone? 14.3m Windows Mobile phones sold in the past six months alone
Android and Linux
- Google attacks: Android at Mobile World Congress
- Samsung wants Android phone by next year
- LiMo Foundation plans SDK for mid 2008
- ACCESS Linux Platform gets integrated with MontaVista Mobilinux
More announcements
- Bluetooth SIG looks at Bluetooth-WiFi to hasten transfers
- CSR shows off eGPS, says it’s superior to A-GPS
- SanDisk launches 16GB iNAND embedded flash for handhelds
- Starbucks brews up WiFi pact with AT&T, disconnects T-Mobile
- Dolby and SRS Labs bring surround sound to mobiles
- Qualcomm goes wild at MWC 2008, unveils slew of new chips
- LiMo Foundation makes a splash; adds members, shows hardware
- Samsung’s latest mobile processor integrates 3D graphics acceleration
- MusicStation Max offers unlimited free music downloads to your mobile
- Plantronics intros “military grade” Explorer 370 Bluetooth headset
- On2 Technologies reveals 1080p hardware video decoder for handsets
- TI touts chips for integrated pico projectors, HD recording on mobiles
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Original post by Nilay Patel
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