Hi guy what´s up. Well let’s get out of routine and practice some any sport, in this case we talk about tennis Yes Why not??? humm.Here some interviews with players from tennis where Sony Ericsson sponsors the event of the ATP Tour.Enjoy these great pictures from the Glam Set Match tennis exhibition at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami.

By WTA and ATP

Sony Ericsson Open: Novak Djokovic Interview March 24th 2010:

Q. You were so consistent in Masters events last year. Do you approach these tournaments differently than others, or do anything differently?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Well, after Grand Slams, these are most important tournaments for us, so we try to prioritize them and set up our shape for these events.
I’ve played quite well last year. I lost many finals, though, and managed to win the title in Paris Bercy. So this year I feel quite good still, but didn’t play my best tennis in Indian Wells.
But, hey, you know, I lost to the champion, so it’s good. Now I have a little more time for Miami to get ready, and hopefully I can pull up some good tennis.

Q. I read your interview after Indian Wells. You hoped to do some sightseeing. Maybe Los Angeles.
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Yes.

Q. Did that happen?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Yeah, it happened.

Q. What did you get to see?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC: Yeah, what the tourists usually see in LA, Universal Studios, beach, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, these kinds of things.
Just relaxing. We don’t have that much time to explore the sights of the different cities, because everything we see well, mostly what we see is tennis club and hotels.
This time I had a little bit more time to go without the practice, because I needed that after Dubai and Davis Cup. So I took some time off and relaxed, and now I’m back in business.

Sony Ericsson Open: Andy Murray Interview March 24th 2010:

An interview with: ANDY MURRAY

Q. What would your considered thought be after an elapsed period of time after Indian Wells? How do you feel that the intervening period has gone for you?
ANDY MURRAY: Well, I mean obviously I would have liked to have done a bit better at Indian Wells. But, you know, it was you know, I wasn’t going in I guess expecting to win the tournament.
I think, you know, I’ve got to kind of look forward to this week. Had a good chat with Miles and Alex after I finished there about what I wanted to do, you know, in the week that I had to get ready, you know, and what my goals and stuff were for this week.
I feel good.

Q. Do you feel like this is like a home court for you, considering what you did here last year?
ANDY MURRAY: Um, no, I mean, the whole feel of the tournament is nice for me, because I live like eight, ten minutes away. Don’t live here, but spend a lot of time here training and stuff, and I practiced here in December.
So, you know, I’ve played a lot on the courts, so it just, you know, feels it doesn’t take me that long to get used to the conditions and stuff because I spend so much time here.
But in terms of it being a home court, not necessarily. You know, I have not played here too many years, and last year was obviously the best I played. Hopefully I can do well again this year.

Q. Is the court worth a few points to you?
ANDY MURRAY: Yeah, I think so, yeah. I mean, I think you know, it does make a difference if you, you know, practice at the place where you’re gonna be playing.
It just you know, it’s a little bit, like I say, just I don’t know if you train in the same you know, if you train in the same gym and lift the same weights all the time, and then you if you go to a different gym, even though the weights say the same, they always feel a little bit heavier, a little bit different.
Always takes you a little bit to get used to it psychologically maybe.

Q. Has anybody asked you about your take on what happened in Parliament yesterday?
ANDY MURRAY: In what?

Q. The question of tennis in the UK was brought up in Parliament.
ANDY MURRAY: Oh, okay. No, I haven’t spoken to anyone about it. I heard it was gonna happen, but I didn’t hear what happened.

Sony Ericsson Open: Justine Henin Interview March 24th:

J. HENIN/J. Craybas 6 2, 6 2

Q. Are you still having fun?
JUSTINE HENIN: Yeah, hopefully. No, it’s been good to be back on the courts. It was disappointing in Indian Wells, of course, not being my best.
But I also realize it’s gonna take a little bit of time to really be in the good rhythm and find myself again on the court, and I have to get used to different kind of things.
I didn’t live this life for almost two years, so that takes a little bit of time. I’ve worked pretty good between Indian Wells and here.
Now I’m gonna have a tough round, tough match. That’s what I want. So it’s gonna be perfect to test myself.

Q. Speaking of Elena, the other day she said when she played you in Australia she didn’t know what to expect. Obviously the backhand has never gone away, but she was surprised by your forehand. Today you hit a big winner on a cross court point. Have you beefed up your forehand at all?
JUSTINE HENIN: My backhand has always been the most natural shot, but all the time in my career I had to work very hard on my forehand.
Even if, you know, it’s not maybe doesn’t look that beautiful, I know that pays, you know. It gives me a lot more winners, a lot more than on the backhand side.
But, no, generally I just have to play aggressive and play the game I played in Australia and just try to improve every day. The hardest part when you stop is to keep the concentration all the time and to keep the intensity.
You know, it’s ups and downs, and it’s quite normal at the beginning.

See the photos Party Time The-Sony-Ericsson-Open-Kick-Off-Party-at-LIV-nightclub Great party isn´t!

Sony Ericsson Open Order of Play Thursday March 25 2010:

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Stadium (from 11.00hrs)
1. Ekaterina Makarova vs. Agnieszka Radwanska
2. Ana Ivanovic vs. Pauline Parmentier
3. ATP: Lapentti vs. Starace
4. Svetlana Kuznetsova vs. Peng Shuai
5. Venus Williams vs. Sorana Cirstea (NB 19.00hrs)
6. ATP: Fish vs. Mayer

(mais…)

What can you do at SE-dot guys?

• Share your ideas
• Extend ideas
• Explore ideas
• See ideas come to life
• Simply bring your mobile phone ideas to life at SE-dot

SE-dot is a new community that invites users to share ideas, to give them life, answering a simple question: What now? Most of us are surprised with what can be done with a mobile phone-traffic control, reporting on epidemics, follow-election and you do you have any bright ideas you want to share? Or want to help shape any others? Just drop your idea in SE-dot and give life.

The SE-dot ideas are discussed, debated and elaborated. Many of these revolve around mobile applications, so that developers can find sources of inspiration and confirmation that they really like or need users. Similarly among users may also be a valuable information exchange.

This new site is designed for experienced users, however, if you are new to Sony Ericsson, are also invited. You can access the SE-dot with your same username and password MyAccount Sony Ericsson, no need to register again.

See the Video and look for the concept:

Bring your phone ideas to life at SE-dot

Nice Video super simple and congratz!

Via: SE-dot

Well guys as you already know, this week reported a very interesting interview granted to Mobile Today by Nathan Vautier. Who is that some of you may ask? He is head “big boss”of Sony Ericsson in the UK and Ireland. The interview proved to be very interesting so I will shorten some of the most important. The two main themes of interview were essentially the SE would do this year and they intended to do about the problems of quality control that infamous have dogged them for the last year or so.

Vautier say also keen to stress that the overall portfolio of Sony Ericsson SE for this year includes some units last year, would be 26 machines, which he hailed as a great reduction. This is linked with some opening remarks he made about how SE was not going after market share or numbers. Of course they are not really able to go back or marketshare numbers in the moment, so there’s a bit of spin here, but the basic idea is sound and cool.

Read the full interview here: mobiletoday

By Daniel Paska, Sony Ericsson’s environmental expert, described the successful environmental work of the company during a recent seminar which evertiq attended.

“Sony Ericsson employs the same environmental standards across its entire global footprint. The company has divided the environmental requirements for its products into three levels: basic requirements (legislative requirements) – additional requirements (customer requirements) – and top-level requirements (our own requirements)”, he describes during the Swerea-IVF:s seminar which evertiq participated.”

“In order to have control over what goes into its products, Sony Ericsson requires full material declarations from their suppliers and spends a lot of money per product line on just that – approximately US-$100 000 on verifying subcontractor data only. Bromine was already phased out before the merger with Sony and RoHS was implemented in 2005 (two years before it became a legislative requirement). “This year, the company is targeting all halogens (the last 0.1%)”, explains Daniel Paska. Sony Ericsson has also taken the decision to not use tantalum from Central Afrika, this – however – for ethical reasons.”

People most affected by the climate change

“Additional to that, Sony Ericsson has established its own environmental standard “Green Hart“- which states for instance that the manual should be available through the mobile phone’s software or that the chargers are energy-efficient. If talking about carbon dioxide emissions, the – by far – biggest CO2 source in any mobile phone are the integrated circuits, followed by the LCD display.”

The nature and the planet thanks;  great companies great responsibilities.

Read full history here: evertiq

Via: ericsson

What is going on with Sony Ericsson??? It seems they are forcing the company to launch as many phone models, in which case another smartphone. Do not walk more than the step??? Hey Sony Ericsson hold on hold on, the users want quality and not quantity so we believe in Sony Ericsson. Not surprisingly, it was what I had expected. People don’t like the design too much and the specifications are mediocre well, the specifications and devices much lower than expected for a smartphone these days really very very poor  – 2.4 inch QVGA touchscreen, 3-megapixel camera, a-GPS, WiFi, HSDPA and Bluetooth. The operating system – Windows Mobile 6.5.3 – will also be quite a hassle for most people.  This leak Smartphone codename Faith was due to dailyiphoneblog.

Features

• Multi-tasking with delight
• Panels for 24 hours life
• Sleek design with beautiful ergonomic
• Qwerty keypad with good usability
• AGPS
• 2.4” QVGA touch screen
• Micro Sd Card slot
• Windows Mobile 6.5
• Green heart

Colors: Silver & Black

Bearer: HSDPA, WLAN, GSM Quadband (850/ 900/ 1800/1900), UMTS Dualband (900/ 2100), EDGE

Via: dailyiphoneblog

“If you’ve been experiencing problems with your Sony Ericsson Satio and Aino smartphones relax guys now, there’s a possibility is that it might be suffering from firmware issues. Fortunately Sony Ericsson have confirmed that a new software update for the Satio and Aino have been released. Folks who already have the device should be able to easily update their cell phone to reap the benefits which include improved device speeds and battery usage.”

Do more, miss less

Did you know that we’re always improving our software? For up to 2 years after launch our software team work hard to give you the best phone experience with better performance, new features and bug fixes. Are you up to date? Select your phone from the list below to find out.

Update Satio:

Update for Satio™ for better performance and core stability improvements

Update Aino:

Update for Aino™ for lower battery consumption and performance improvements for GPS, WLAN and Bluetooth™. Hit game Loco Roco included for free.

Pick your phone and smile

Ahhh Coming Soon Update Yari too wait guys…

Important:

Always read before the information updates to see if it’s worth upgrading your phone or not.

Search: Update Sony Ericsson Mobile

The making of Sony Ericsson’s #pumpt campaign

Another Video about Spark Something hopper invasion, well read A “making off” video explaining how our the latest phase of our “Spark Something” campaign for SatioTM and AinoTM works, how you can get involved and what’s in it for you.

Via: hopperinvasion

ATLANTA, December 1, 2009 – Today NeoMedia Technologies, Inc. (OTC BB: NEOM), the global leader in mobile barcode scanning solutions, announced that Sony Ericsson has selected NeoMedia as its strategic 2D barcode partner. Sony Ericsson will begin shipping phones pre-loaded with NeoMedia’s NeoReader barcode scanning application globally in the 1st half of 2010. The NeoReader will be pre-installed across all Sony Ericsson platforms.

“Sony Ericsson is very happy to work with NeoMedia as our global provider of barcode scanning solutions. We see great potential in the 2D barcode market and support NeoMedia’s strategy to promote and drive the open 2D barcode standards. We are looking forward to working with NeoMedia to explore all the potential the technology enables,” stated Robert Westin,Business Development Manager, with Sony Ericsson.

Iain McCready, CEO of NeoMedia Technologies commented, “The marketplace is ready for 2D barcodes – retailers and brands are already experimenting with them, and the technology has long been validated. The challenge is in creating a scalable pool of mobile users capable of scanning barcodes. This partnership with Sony Ericsson will make mobile barcode scanning a simple, out-of-the-box experience for consumers.”

McCready continued, “NeoMedia’s vision has been to create an open and interoperable 2D barcode ecosystem which would provide a consistent and reliable consumer experience worldwide. This agreement with Sony Ericsson is another important step towards making this vision a reality and is part of NeoMedia’s ongoing strategy to accelerate adoption through relationships with manufacturers, operators and brands alike.”

The NeoReader transforms camera phones into mobile barcode scanners which provide easy access to mobile content via 2D barcodes. The simple “one click” action makes the mobile internet much more accessible for mobile users. By scanning 2D barcodes via the phone’s camera, users avoid typing in long URLs and navigating cumbersome mobile menus.

The NeoReader is a universal barcode scanning application that reads all standard 1D and 2D barcode symbologies – QR, Data Matrix, Aztec, UPC and EAN – so users won’t need multiple barcode readers.

About NeoMedia Technologies:

NeoMedia Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: NEOM) is the global leader in mobile barcode scanning solutions. Our technology allows mobile devices with cameras to read 1D and 2D barcodes and provide “one click” access to mobile content. Combining this technology with advanced analytics and reporting capabilities revolutionizes the way advertisers market to mobile consumers.

NeoMedia provides the infrastructure to make 2D camera barcode scanning and its associated commerce easy, universal, and reliable – worldwide.

The company’s mobile phone technology, NeoReader, reads and transmits data from 1D and 2D barcodes to its intended destination. Our Code Management and Code Clearinghouse platforms create, connect, record, and transmit the transactions embedded in the 1D and 2D barcodes, like web-URLs, text messages (SMS), and telephone calls, ubiquitously and reliably.

You’ve wanted to see this movie for months. The lines are long, the lobby is packed, and everyone is waiting.  There’s more than just standing around…the poster in the lobby isn’t just around for looks.  Walk over and scan the barcode with your mobile phone!  Instantly you’re watching a one-of-a-kind movie trailer with special effects, interviews with the stars, show times, and more! Receive a mobile coupon right on the spot for free popcorn!	Books will offer a new digital “chapter”. Scan a 2D barcode for author biographies, interviews, and excerpts from the next release in the series! Never again judge a book by the cover; scan the 2D barcode and experience more than just reading the pages.
Browse the local gallery, as art comes alive with displays that provide 2D barcodes!  You’ll know the history, artist, medium, and passion behind the creation. Every piece will have a meaning…	Selling a house? Add a 2D barcode to the For Sale sign in the yard – you’ll eliminate paper flyers forever!  Conveniently, buyers will know the asking price, square footage, school and neighborhood information, and even have access to a mobile virtual tour!
Visualize your favorite store. Now imagine that every product in that store has a 2D barcode you can use to access coupons, availability, product reviews delivery and warranty information from you mobile phone. How easy is that?

• It’s a new solution that represents the future of advertising and marketing.
• It’s a simple, one-click way to deliver an interactive mobile experience with no navigation hassles.
• It’s a measurable marketing tool that allows you to capture and analyze consumer behavior in real time.

Learn more about how this technology can increase your brand’s market coverage and revolutionize the way you market to mobile customers. By combining NeoReader (our universal mobile barcode reading software) and NeoSphere (our barcode management system), advertisers, brands, and publishers have a complete system to easily develop, launch, and manage a mobile barcode campaign.

We also have a barcode management system for consumers called NeoLink, which allows individuals to create codes for personal use.

NeoMedia Media Relations Contacts:

U.S.:

Kiersten Williams

+1 (212) 521-4087

kwilliams@williams-consult.com

Europe:

Louise Ballard, louise.ballard@trimediauk.com

Catherine Shuttlewood, catherine.shuttlewood@trimediauk.com

+44 (0) 20 7025 7500

This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. With the exception of historical information contained herein, the matters discussed in this press release involve risk and uncertainties. Actual results could differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statement.

Via: neom

Nortel announced that it has concluded a successful auction of substantially all of the global assets of Nortel’s GSM/GSM-R business. Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (“Ericsson”) and Kapsch CarrierCom AG (“Kapsch”) are the winning joint bidders with a purchase price of US$103 million in cash.

Read the press release »

TORONTO – Nortel* Networks Corporation [OTC: NRTLQ] announced today that it, its principal operating subsidiary Nortel Networks Limited, and certain of its other subsidiaries including Nortel Networks Inc., have completed the sale of substantially all of Nortel’s CDMA Business and LTE Access assets to Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson (Ericsson) for a purchase price of US$1.13 billion. The sale was subject to court approvals in the U.S. and Canada as well as regulatory and other customary closing conditions. These conditions have now been satisfied and the sale was concluded effective today.

“Completion of this first large-scale divestiture is a major milestone in Nortel’s plan to preserve the value of its innovation and know-how while maximizing value through the sale of its businesses,” said Pavi Binning, Chief Restructuring Officer, Nortel. “As we stated following July’s auction, the sale of our CDMA business and LTE Access assets to Ericsson represents a very positive prospect for our customers, our employees and for many of our other stakeholders. Our customers will benefit from having an experienced and financially strong partner supporting their CDMA and future LTE networks, while more than 2,500 skilled employees will now have new opportunities with a world-class technology company.”

Under the terms of the sale, Nortel will provide transitional services to Ericsson, and Ericsson will provide products and services to Nortel in support of those CDMA customers remaining with Nortel.

• Following satisfaction of all closing conditions, sale is effective end of day November 13, 2009
• More than 2,500 Nortel Employees are joining Ericsson

Read more here: Nortel

By Olivier Cimelière

Ericsson has won a TelcoTV Vision 2009 for its home automation gateway “Gateway Connected Home., November 12 last Prices TelcoTV Vision reward products, services or applications most innovative and” visionary “presented in the telecommunications industry during the ‘year.

“Winner of the category “Customer Premises Equipment”, the home automation gateway designed by Ericsson is an application of multi-managed end to end. It provides a secure connection between the digital network the client’s home and telecom networks, and a single access point, for example, IPTV and communications services.”

To view the different uses in everyday life than the solution “Connected Home Gateway” Ericsson can watch the video here:

Solution Connected Home - Ericsson