BlackBerry Bold Debuts on AT&T, Sanyo Katana Eclipse X now Shipping and More
Added on 2008-11-04 02:16:00
by Tanya Palta
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 BlackBerry Bold debuts on AT&T, Sanyo Katana Eclipse X now shipping, FastMac battery charger for iPhone and more. Here is today’s mobile round up.
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Sanyo Confirms Kyocera Deal
Added on 2008-01-22 04:33:00
by Tanya Palta
 Sanyo Electric Co confirmed its plan to sell its mobile unit to Kyocera Corp. Under Monday's agreement, about 2,000 employees in Sanyo's mobile phone operation will be transferred to Kyocera and Sanyo has also closed ties with telecommunications company KDDI Corp.
Sanyo said in a statement. "In order to meet the best interest of the business and its stockholders, Sanyo has ... concluded that a transfer of the business to Kyocera would be the ideal solution."
[Via Yahoo News]
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Sanyo S1 On Bell Canada
Added on 2007-11-05 14:13:00
by Tanya Palta
 Bell Canada updated their portfolio by adding the Sanyo S1 to their portfolio. Those who are willing to sign up for a 3 year old contract can get the handset for $19.95. However if you are commitment phobic then you can also purchase the handset sans the contract for $149.95.
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Sanyo Selling Mobile Unit To Kyocera
Added on 2007-10-11 09:42:00
by Tanya Palta
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Sanyo Katana II and DLX hands-on
Added on 2007-08-17 04:49:00
by Emily Price
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PhoneScoop got their hands on the new Sanyo Katana II and Katana DLX. Both of the handsets are currently available through Sprint the DLX running your $129.99 and Katana II $49.99 after rebate with a 2 year agreement. You can check out video of both phones after the jump.
[via PhoneScoop]
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Sanyo Not Selling Their Mobile Unit
Added on 2007-08-13 03:41:00
by Tanya Palta
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Sanyo Katana DLX For Sprint
Added on 2007-07-15 11:03:00
by Tanya Palta
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Sanyo Katana available
Added on 2007-07-06 09:10:00
by Emily Price
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 We told you about the new Sanyo Katana II a few weeks ago. The handset is now available on Sprint for $100 with a 2-year contract. The Katana II has a .3 (note the decimal) megapixel still camera and has USB and Bluetooth connectivity.
[via SlashPhone]
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Sprint + Sanyo release three low-enders for the kids
Added on 2007-06-20 12:56:00
by Randall Bennett
 Sanyo and Sprint continue their BFF relationship with Sanyo's new SCP-3200 phones. They're pretty standard low-end phones likely targeted toward family plans, but they've got GPS, Bluetooth, and a VGA camera and while they're not decked out in features, their outward appearance is decent. The devices hit stores today, and are $50 with a two-year agreement (plus a $20 rebate we spied online,) or $200 if you're buying them without a contract.
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Sanyo SCP-3200 on Sprint
Added on 2007-05-28 05:18:00
by Emily Price
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 The Sanyo SCP-3200 has been posted on Sprint’s website. The SCP-3200 will replace the SCP-3100 adding Bluetooth and J2ME MIDP 2.0 to the handset. The SCP-3200 is also expected to support Sprint Family Locator and Sprint Navigator.
[Via PhoneNews]
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Qwest and Sanyo fight breast cancer
Added on 2007-05-19 04:32:00
by Emily Price
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 Qwest and Sanyo have teamed together to support breast cancer research by selling pink cell phones. The handsets are expected to include the Sanyo Katana, SCP-2400, and SCP-3100 with a minimum of $50,000 and maximum of $100,000 of the proceeds going to the Susan G. Koman foundation. Qwest will make the pink phones available at 100 of it's in-store locations as well as online at their website.
[Via EngadgetMobile]
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Is It Tough Enough? Sanyo’s Rugged SCP-7050
Added on 2007-04-05 03:16:00
by Robert S. Anthony
 Life for the average cell phone is tough enough with bouts with spilled coffee and fumble-fingered owners, but Sanyo’s new SCP-7050 handset is designed to survive conditions far worse than those found in the average home or office.
The ruggedized, 4.1-ounce handset offers up to 4.4 hours of talk time and complies with military standards (MIL-STD-810F) for dust resistance and survival from shocks and vibrations.
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Sanyo Building Dual Mode CDMA/WiMAX handsets
Added on 2007-03-20 14:27:00
by Richard Baguley
 Although cell phones that include WiFi data connections are nothing new, this is. Sanyo are building handsets that include the new WiMAX wireless standard. This new standard has better range than the existing wireless LAN standards; while 802.11g only works within a few meters of the access point, WiMAX can cover several city blocks with a single transmitter, and the system still works if there are obstructions between the transmitter and the receiver. Although the announcement (which was made by Beceem, who make the WiMAx chip that Sanyo are using) didn’t mention which network may be using the new handset, it is most likely to be Sprint, who recently announced that they are spending $3 billion dollars over the next few years building a WiMAX network. Sprint already sell the Sanyo M1, which we reviewed here.
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