Comments on: AT&T picks up Sony Ericsson W760a
AT&T is now selling the Sony Ericsson W760a, the North American variant of the Editors' Choice winning W760i.
AT&T is now selling the Sony Ericsson W760a, the North American variant of the Editors' Choice winning W760i.
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About the W760a...it's a much needed upgrade from the W580i, basically the same software, but better battery life if the battery is trained properly, and much more durable. My only complaint is the time it takes to maneuver from screen to screen. Overall...I'll give it an "A" for this phone category.
- by SSidlov July 9, 2009 8:09 AM PDT
- C'mon folks, this like many SE phones is a really good phone and ATT's version of the firmware to promote ATT's additional revenue services such as music, music video, TV streaming, Wayfinder, etc makes it a PITA. However, ALL SE PHONES can be loaded with SE's original firmware via a third party download for less than $20. This is not unlocking, it's DE-Branding. Debranded SE phones work great, work the way the specs on SE's website (and early reviews) say the phone works, with the applications (Google Maps, Tracker, etc.) mentioned. I have had several debranded SE phones and loved them all, those complaints about the buttons, etc are all gone, and you're not bothered with all the links to the Media Mall for pay stuff. Put any compatible JAVA app on the phone, and off you go.
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