Posts filed under MP3

PeerBox is a neat application that brings P2P music sharing to a mobile phone.

PeerBox lets you tap into over 50 million tunes available on P2P networks.

What’s really cool, though, are the different ways you can locate a tune using PeerBox.

More pictures have emerged of the new Motorola ROKR E3. Latest in the line of seemingly doomed ROKR phones (the original ROKR E1 was the heavily-criticised iTunes phone, while the ROKR E2 still hasn’t been released yet!), the new ROKR E3 adds 3G support for US and European networks (UMTS 1900 and WCDMA 2100), as well as tri-band GSM, GPRS and EDGE.

More pictures and details of the new Motorola ROKR E3 after the jump.

[Source: GSMArena]

Sony Ericsson have announced the release of another new Walkman phone, the Sony Ericsson W700. Designed to supersede last year’s W800i, the W700 is the 8th Walkman phone from Sony Ericsson, and comes in a fetching titanium finish. The release date of the Sony Ericsson W700 is the second quarter of 2006.

The W700 comes with 2 megapixel camera, and can store up to 2GB (or 47 CD’s worth) of tunes using a Memory Stick PRO Duo. It seems to be a very well-specified phone, with a good range of features, each of which will doubtless be up to Sony Ericsson’s very high standard. It’s difficult to see what this phone offers over the old W800i though.

Full details and more pics of the Sony Ericsson W700 after the jump, and you can compare its features with its older brother with our Sony Ericsson W800i review.

[Source: Sony Ercisson]

Nokia have released a special edition of their new mobile music phone, the Nokia 3250. The new limited edition Nokia 3250 WESC offers all the features of the original 3250 (1GB storage, dedicated music buttons, 2 megapixel camera), but has been given a makeover by fashion company WESC (We Are the Superlative Conspiracy). Principally, this means a new world design painted on the back of the phone, but WESC have also pre-loaded the 3250 with a digital version of the WESC Travel Guide.

Nokia’s partnership with WESC will continue with other products in the future, and so they seem to be following the same path as Motorola, who are always keen to partner with other firms they see as being hip (Apple, Burton, Oakley, etc.). Only 500 of the new Nokia 3250 WESC mobile phones will be sold, though, so Nokia are clearly aiming for the exclusivity factor to give the new phone some added cool.

Read what you get with the new Nokia 3250 WESC after the jump.

[Source: NokiaWesc, via Phoneyworld]

Samsung have released the Samsung SPH-S4300 mobile phone. Taking its cue from the iPod Nano, the SPH-S4300 is an MP3 player first and foremost that just happens to have mobile phone functionality. Few details at this stage, other than it can play MP3, OGG and WMA files, comes with 1GB of memory and a USB port, and clearly looks far more like an MP3 player than a mobile phone.

More pictures of the Samsung SPH-S4300 after the jump.

[Source: Akihabara News]

• 4GB of memory
• 3.23 megapixel camera
• 2.4 inch QVGA screen
• Bluetooth
• FM radio
• GPS
• CDMA-EVDO

[Source: Akihabara News]

[Source: The Korea Times, Pantech.tv]