Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson has announced plans for a music download service that will kick off by showcasing new and up-and-coming artists, and will initially work with its Walkman line of ...

It's teaming with British firm Omnifone to launch a competitor to Nokia. All four music sources are aboard, according to sources. javascript:toggle_visibility('imginput') Greg Sandoval covers media ...

Sony Ericsson has announced a music store that will allow users of new Walkman phones to purchase full tracks. The store, called M-BUZZ is an extension of the Play Now service which allows users with ...

Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson said it had signed deals with 10 music labels to add content to its PlayNow service, which lets users download music via their mobile phones. Sony Ericsson, owned by ...

As Nokia prepares to roll out its new Comes With Music service next month, the Financial Times reports that Sony Ericsson will announce a similar unlimited music downloading service for its mobile ...

Verizon Wireless teamed with Rhapsody to allow customers to download music in the United States earlier this year. "In a few weeks' time this service will be available with Telenor," said Lennard ...

Sony Ericsson’s new music download service will let users access an unlimited amount of music for a fixed monthly rate, but only if you have the right operator. The service, PlayNow plus, will first ...

Remember the Sony Ericsson MBW-100 Bluetooth watch? That classy one-trick pony has just been updated with the Sony Ericsson MBW-150, “The Music Edition.” In addition to syncing with your cellphone ...

Other than two giant corporations merging to take over the world, one nice thing about the partnership of Sony and Ericsson is that sometimes, Sony’s CE expertise really does shine through. Like with ...