The Story of Sony (Ericsson) phones told through Bond movies

James Bond who is known for being an amiable spy and who loves his gadgets provide by Q.And to be known at some moment we all have the ultimate Bond gadget in our pockets – the humble mobile phone.which is none other than Sony Ericsson phone It started with the Ericsson JB988, a fictional phone featured in Tomorrow Never Dies . The phone that can track where are you contact anyone you want and has access to the greatest database of information on the planet.

Here we are presenting you list all the phones Bond has owned in his films an also taken into account how he used it in the film.

Die Another Day

The Sony Ericsson T68i (the white and blue version) was used by Jinx (Hale Berry) in Die Another Day (2002). But before it The Ericsson T68 which is the company’s first colour screen phone which is replaced by a former one. These two phones are identical to each other were gone with some minor changes and different software.

The T68i, which in those days featured the latest in mobile technology MMS and Bluetooth, had picked up a variety of awards for its great usability, imaging capabilities and sleek design. Taking advantage of the movie tie-in, Sony Ericsson launched a series of promotional campaigns focusing on the T68i. This phone introduced Bond fans to the concept of the smartphone.

The P800 smartphone (the villain’s phone) which was more PDA than a smartphone. Still, the device boasted some impressive specs in its day. There was now an array of 4096 colours the screen could display and it was a touchscreen at that. The device came bundled with a stylus for more intricate use and used a Symbian-based OS (the OS that powered many Nokia’s in the early 2000s as well).

Casino Royale

To be said this phone is not owned by Bond. Vesper Lynd uses the Sony Ericsson M600i throughout Casino Royale and Bond picks it up right at the end to find out Vesper’s real final thoughts. There is a lot more to gambling these day and you can know more on Texas online gambling here where you can find reliable sources to have fun.

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A special silver version of the K800i (also K800 or K790) Cyber-shot camera phone was used by James Bond in Casino Royale.

Many remember this as an awesome cameraphone and it was – its 3.2MP camera with autofocus and xenon flash was quite something. The K800i is the phone is a natural fit with the cool, sophisticated style of James Bond – a man who doesn’t do things by half-measures. The phone with highly capable cutting-edge camera features, a 3.2 Megapixel camera with Autofocus, Xenon Flash for lowlight conditions and BestPic, which allows the user to take nine pictures of a moving object simultaneously and choose to keep the best shot.

The high-speed features, a 3.2 Megapixel camera with Autofocus, Xenon Flash for lowlight conditions and BestPic, which allows the user to take nine pictures of a moving object simultaneously and choose to keep the best shot.

Vesper Lynd, who partners with Bond to take down Le Chiffre, had a cool phone of her own – the Sony Ericsson M600. The handset which featured both a 2.6″ touchscreen and an odd QWERTY keyboard.

 

Quantum of Solace

Quantum of solace a 2018 bond movie which is not up to the mark but worth for rewatching. Daniel Craig uses once again a Sony Ericsson mobile phone, this time a C902 Cyber-shot in Titanium silver edition.

The C902 Cyber-shot phone is used throughout the film by James Bond to capture evidence and assist the agent on his mission.

The 5MP camera, with a unique slide-out lens cover, illuminated touch icons providing quick and easy access to camera options, Face detection, Photo flash and Autofocus enable James Bond to send high resolution shots back to MI6 for quick recognition of his enemies.

The C902 featured eight capacitive keys (complete with backlighting) that surrounded the 2.2″ QVGA screen. They served as handy shortcuts for the camera. While it didn’t have a built-in GPS, the phone could geo-tag photos based on CellID.

Skyfall

James Bond (played by Daniel Craig) uses a Sony Xperia™ T mobile phone in the movie. Skyfall was a tough time for MI6, but things were changing at Sony Ericsson too – specifically, Sony bought out Ericsson.

A special Skyfall edition of the phone is now available, which is called “The Bond Phone” by Sony which may be used by non-spies too. It is not known if this is the exact same phone as seen in Skyfall. The special Bond edition of the Xperia T is first exclusively available at O2 in the UK. The O2 Skyfall edition of this phone is pre-loaded with Skyfall content only available to O2 customers, including the 007 ringtone, themes, screensavers.

The Xperia T had a shatterproof glass over its 4.55″ 720p screen and a cool anodized aluminium body.

Spectre

The latest Bond movie also featured the last of the Xperia Z phones – the Sony Xperia Z5. It boasted IP68 waterproofing, stereo speakers and a sharp 23MP camera fit for a spy.

The Sony Xperia Z5 is a great phone, but Spectre once again underutilises it. In the new film Bond uses the Xperia Z5 during a car chase through Rome.

While Daniel Craig is signed up for another Bond movie, the Xperia Z-series is gone. It was replaced (temporarily) by the Xperia X phones, which in turn were killed of to launch the Xperia XZ-series. But the launch date XZ3 models would be revealed soon but whether they’ll join Craig on screen remains to be seen.

The new movie premiers next year up to that time Sony might come up with new flagships ahead.B ut the thing is the continuous replacement of flagship might lead fan fatigue. And yet recent Xperia phones somehow feel behind the times – Xperia only recently jumped on the 18:9 screen and dual camera bandwagons.

 

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