New phone: Sony Ericsson K750i

Yesterday I signed papers to extend my current mobile contract and bought Sony Ericsson k750i phone to replace my 4-years old Nokia 6310i.

Phone is nice and packed of features:

• connectivity: irda, bluetooth, usb
• 2Mpx camera with flash leds
• FM radio
• media (music, video) player
• java
• memorystick duo slot (64M card by default)

I’m in process of moving all data from my old phone to new one — tried OpenSync today and with help of pmarat from #opensync I got Kitchensync working and transferred my KDE addressbook into phone. Later I will work on sending datas from 6310i -> home computer -> k750i, then will have to work on synchronizing 6210 with something as I have to move whole content of 6210 to 6310i (with syncing with Thunderbird in between).

And now I know that Bluetooth is nice technology — few clicks in Konqueror and I have access to all files inside of phone.

Related posts:

1. Sony Ericsson k750i – why I like it
2. Sending files over Bluetooth to S60 devices
3. Bluetooth + phone == remote control
4. Phone should have a mirror
5. Syncing mobile devices