Sony brings out Arabic P1
Friday, September 7th, 2007
Sony Ericsson is bringing out an Arabic version of its P1 smartphone for the Middle East market.
To be launched at Gitex, it includes a range of features in Arabic, such as handwriting recognition, virtual keyboard, menu and multi-tab functions to make sending text messages easier. For Muslims, prayer times are included, along with a Hijri calendar and the Kebla direction for Mecca. There are also English/Arabic and Arabic/English dictionaries.
As you’d expect, other features are usual for the P1, including UMTS and wi-fi support, an mp3 player, radio and video capabilities.
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