Back in January I told you about the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 read more…

Well now we have good news for you, the  Xperia X10 is  in stock and ready to buy at onestopphoneshop.
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is a social media masterpiece, with impressive features including:

Timescape is designed to bring all your communications together, with it you may view  SMS, MMS, emails, missed calls, Facebook and Twitter updates all on one screen!

Mediascape is the ultimate multimedia library, easily store and use all your photos, videos and music in one place.

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Discussions have started in the UK which involves Banks and other financial companies recording traders’ mobile phone conversations.

Britain’s financial regulator said last Thursday – this is one way of cracking down on the insider dealings that have been taking place.

The Financial Services Authority have said they want a large amount of firms to take all “relevant communications”  carried out by staff on their business mobile phones or other handheld electronic communication devices.

If this was to happen it would cover over 16,000 phones and would cost the industry a massive 11 million pounds ($16.8 million) to set up! The cost doesn’t stop there, another 18 million pounds a year would need to be spent to maintain this! These figures were estimated by the FSA in a consultation paper.

The FSA want industries to get busy, they require firms to record conversations on fixed-line telephones for the last year. At the moment mobile phones have been excluded, but the regulator said ‘technology had advanced enough to include them and remove a loophole in the rules’.

The plan is to cover voice conversations and other electronic communications that will involve the receipt of the client orders and negotiating, agreeing and arranging transactions in the equity, bond and financial and commodity derivatives markets, the consultation paper said.

It looks like over the next few months industries will be getting more and more tight on conversations made and will be cracking down on any mishaps.

It was only a matter of time before most popular search engine Google hit the mobile phone market and boy have they done themselves proud.

Google have teamed up with HTC to provide their first mobile phone – The Google Nexus One! So is the Google Nexus One just another addition to the Android pack or is there something a little more special about it?
The Android 2.1 has a simpler interface to previous versions, but it has some very neat tricks to impressive even the hardest to impress, for example Speech control and Google Goggles for visual search.

The Nexus One might not look as stylish as for example the iPhone, but its aluminum casing feels reassuringly solid compared to other plastic handsets. The smoother outer edges make it sit comfortable in your hand, while the slim-line design allows it to sit safely in your pocket.

The Nexus has a slightly bigger display screen than the iPhone with over twice the number of pixels, making it extremely easy to read. Plus the 3.7 inch AMOLED display screen allows for a wonderfully bright screen!

Let’s have a look at the technical spec, the battery life last 7 hours for talk time and 250 hours for standby. You’ll find a 5.0-megapixel camera with autofocus and LED flash, which means even though this is an impressive Android mobile phone, it also has multimedia features to match.

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The new Sony Ericsson Vivaz is an exciting Multimedia centered Smartphone, which puts your music, your videos and your entertainment experience in the hotspot – we have stock of the black and silver – for more information see below:

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Lets take a quick look at the key features on this new mobile phone :-

• 3.2 inch Touchscreen
• 8.0-megapixel camera
• Wi-Fi
• HSDPA/HSUPA 3G internet
• Powerful 720MHz processor
• Push Email

All bases are covered with a crystal clear 3.2 inch Touchscreen, solid 8.0-megapixel camera, plenty of connectivity options, a 720MHz processor as the engine and real-time updates such as Push Email.  The Sony Ericsson Vivaz is an expert at multi-tasking which we discovered when we were lucky enough to get our hands on one!  Switching between Facebook, Twitter, YouTube or listening to MP3’s was quick and effortless – which if not the case, is a highly frustrating experience.

The Sony Ericsson Vivaz has now landed on e2save.com, so come and check out our fantastic deals, read some more about the phone and join the Smartphone revolution.

Orange are set to work with MeeGo, as the platform is combined with Intel Atom processor.

MeeGo is a Linux-based software platform that works across multiple devices. This has improved and increased the range of internet-based applications and services for mobiles, netbooks and tablets. Reports are emerging that Orange are planning to Utilise the recently announced MeeGo platform, for a range of Orange devices alongside the Intel Atom CPU.

By merging their own Maemo platform with Intel Corporations Moblin platform, the open-sourced MeeGo is proving a very attractive proposal for potential developers. This should in turn provide customers with more applications, which is the way mobile phones are going – there’s an app for everything, nearly!

Recently MeeGo developed the Nokia N900 mobile phone, with a combination of  advanced Maemo OS and Moblin (Mobile Linux).

Orange have plans to use MeeGo in a range of new smartphones, Internet tablets and netbooks, giving them advantage of Orange-lead services such as Orange Maps and Orange TV.

No release date has been given, but watch this space…