After months of rumors, Sony Ericsson has finally announced their P990 Symbian smartphone. Packing both UMTS (3G) and WiFi in addition to a 2 megapixel digital camera and a host of other features the P990 looks like it will be a flagship phone for the Symbian camp. Web browsing is accomplished in landscape mode on the 2.8-inch QVGA screen using the new Opera 8 browser and is prepared for all major push e-mail clients. Other neat new touches include two cams for video-calling, charging via USB, an FM radio and MP3 playback. Another big change is the QWERTY keypad's new location on the main unit of the phone. On the current P910i it's on the flip and not the easiest to use. The unit ships with 80MB free memory and a 64MB Memory Stick Pro DUO card in the box. P990 is expected to be launched in Europe and Asia in Q1 2006. After months of rumors, Sony Ericsson has finally announced their P990 Symbian smartphone. Packing both UMTS (3G) and WiFi in addition to a 2 megapixel digital camera and a host of other features the P990 looks like it will be a flagship phone for the Symbian camp. Web browsing is accomplished in landscape mode on the 2.8-inch QVGA screen using the new Opera 8 browser and is prepared for all major push e-mail clients. Other neat new touches include two cams for video-calling, charging via USB, an FM radio and MP3 playback. Another big change is the QWERTY keypad's new location on the main unit of the phone. On the current P910i it's on the flip and not the easiest to use. The unit ships with 80MB free memory and a 64MB Memory Stick Pro DUO card in the box. P990 is expected to be launched in Europe and Asia in Q1 2006.
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