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	Symbian DevZone - Siemens SX1 Developer Opportunities
		Siemens with its SX1 have gone even further and thrown away the rulebook to create a radical new layout that sees the keyboard moved up to sit either side of the phone's display.
		This is the approach Siemens has taken in providing controls for the SX1's FM radio where the side keys provide access to preset radio stations, in a similar fashion to the preset buttons on a conventional radio.
		Siemens are planning to publish a white paper describing the use of the side keys in more detail on their developer web site by the end of July.
	www.computerworld.com /printthis/2003/0,4814,82914,00.html (1353 words)

	Symbian: Symbian OS phones: Siemens SX1
		The SX1 has strips of keys built in to each side of the phone, instead of an ordinary keypad, to give it a sleek shape.
		Embedded discreetly underneath the screen are central navigation keys which help make the features of the SX1 even easier to navigate in the usual portrait mode or, if the application supports it, in landscape mode.
		By combining the latest entertainment and business technology, the SX1 is perfect for those who ‘work hard, play harder’.
	www.symbian.com /phones/siemens_sx1.html (235 words)

	Siemens SX1 smart phone \| The Register
		The upshot is that while the SX1 was a stand-out handset a year ago, it's up against some pretty stiff competition now, primarily Nokia's 6600, the device it most resembles.
		Like the 6600, the Siemens handset looks like a mobile that's put on weight, but while the Nokia is clearly the one that ate all the pies, the SX1 hides its spare tyre rather well.
		Siemens also bundles an earpiece set, which doubles up as the FM radio receiver's antenna.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2004/04/28/siemens_sx1_review (786 words)

	Siemens SX1 Mobile Phone, Smartphone Reviews by Mobile Tech Review
		The Siemens SX1 has a candy bar design and is a GSM triband device that works on 900/1800/1900 bands.
		The power of the Series 60 platform is further enhanced by the SX1, bundling several proprietary multimedia and PIM apps which usually have to be purchased from third party developers.
		Siemens has their own proprietary connector for the headset which is sold separately.
	www.mobiletechreview.com /siemens_SX1.htm (1816 words)

	Siemens SX1 Mobile Phone Changes the Face of Wireless Communication
		The SX1 mobile phone is designed for demanding mobile phone users who require international coverage, unique design and a full suite of features and applications using a variety of technology platforms.
		Siemens is committed to supporting GSM technology, the de facto global standard for the wireless world.
		Siemens AG and/or its affiliate companies undertake no obligation to publicly release the results of any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made, to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/03-17-2003/0001908827&EDATE= (837 words)

	Siemens SX1, M56, SL56 Released to the USA
		Siemens mobile has presented three new mobile phones (SL56 similar to the SL55 Europe, M56 and SX1) for the US market featuring color displays and camera functionality.
		The SX1, the first Siemens smartphone with the “Series 60” software platform based on the open operating system Symbian OS is suitable for global use thanks to its triband functionality (GSM 900/1800/1900).
		Siemens mobile wants to further expand its US business in the wake of the network switchover from TDMA to GSM undertaken by AT&T Wireless and Cingular Wireless, two of North America’s biggest mobile radio operators, and the launch of the new mobile phone models.
	www.mobilemag.com /content/100/340/C1580 (1004 words)

	Mobile memory for Siemens SX1 phone
		SX1 is the ideal device for the types who like to work hard and play hard and who want the world at their fingertips.
		The SX1 is the amazing mobile phone with a built-in video player, video recorder and digital camera.
		With the unique SX1 five-way joystick navigation, you can easily get to where you want by simple pointing to any function or application you wish to activate.
	www.mobileguru.co.uk /Mobile_memory_sx1.html (662 words)

	Siemens SX1 Accessories from mPhone Siemens SX 1
		The Siemens SX1 as now been discontinued and is no longer available to buy.
		The Siemens SX1 features a unique keypad arrangement, outstanding design and the world’s most powerful suite of features and applications for its size which set the Siemens SX1 apart from other handsets - perfect for the most demanding mobile phone consumers.
		The Siemens SX1 has strips of keys built in to each side of the phone, instead of an ordinary keypad, to give it a sleek shape.
	www.mphone.co.uk /siemens/sx1.html (526 words)

	Phoneyworld.com - Handsets - Siemens SX1 - Review - Connectivity
		The Siemens SX 1 is one of the few handsets that one finds not hard but extremely difficult to criticize in any department.
		When Bluetooth is enabled for the first time, the sx1 requires you to assign a name to it.
		This means that this device can be used as a modem to connect to the internet with a laptop which does not have this facility.
	www.phoneyworld.com /handsets/connectivity.aspx?phone=siemens_sx1 (886 words)

	Siemens SX1 review .:. Mobique.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Siemens have made the SX1 compatible with most GSM frequencies used throughout the world – including those markets supporting 900 and 1800 MHz frequencies throughout Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific; and 1900 MHz in North America.
		Siemens has made it possible to openly transfer phone-based data (multimedia and other files viewable by the Gallery and File Manager utility) with other computing or phone devices via either Bluetooth or IR; and offer full backup/restore and synchronisation capabilities through Bluetooth/data cable/IR – a first for any S60-based device.
		Available for some of their other models, Siemens have made the user phone firmware upgrade option possible for the SX1 – which requires the use of the included USB data cable (to connect up with the phone), compatible software/OS installed, and the downloading of the new firmware from the Siemens Mobile web site.
	www.mobique.com /siemens/sx1/page5.php (1343 words)

	Cell Phone Reviews Siemens SX1
		This design innovation also shifts the large, 65K color high-resolution screen into the center of the device without compromising overall size as the SX1 only weighs 116 grams.
		Embedded discreetly underneath the screen are central navigation keys which help make the features of the SX1 even easier to navigate.
		Features packed into a slender 110ccm volume frame include: built-in video player, camcorder, music player and FM radio; rich unlimited gaming supported by Series60 or Java (J2ME); full set of business applications directly comparable to a normal PDA, including local and wireless synch.
	www.2thumbswap.com /reviews/Siemens/siemenssx1/index.html (201 words)

	Siemens SX1 (GSM) Reviews. Cell Phones Reviews by CNET.
		The Siemens SX1 packs in almost all the features we'd want in a smart phone: sharp looks, multimedia options, Bluetooth and infrared support, and a camera with decent photo quality.
		Measuring 4.3 by 2.2 by 0.75 inches and weighing 4.1 ounces, the Siemens SX1 is slightly bigger and heavier than other candy bar-style handsets we've tested.
		Siemens promises up to four hours of talk time on the SX1.
	reviews.cnet.com /Siemens_SX1_GSM/4505-6454_7-30683133.html (1314 words)

	Siemens SX1 - Features, Specs, and User Reviews - Mobiledia
		The Siemens SX1 is the perfect device for truly demanding consumers who want to make the most of 2.5G services like video MMS and over-the-air (OTA) downloads of applications and content.
		Be the first to write a review and share your opinions about the Siemens SX1.
		Read what others are saying about the Siemens SX1, get knowledgeable answers, and read comments and comparisons about similar devices.
	www.mobiledia.com /phones/siemens/sx1.html (222 words)

	SX1 is first Siemens Series 60 smartphone - infoSync World
		Siemens' Information and Communication Mobile division today launched its first Series 60-based product, the SX1, at the 3GSM World Congress 2003 in Cannes.
		With the SX1, Siemens will be the first Series 60 licensee bringing a product to market, sporting features such as a rather unique keypad arrangement, a Siemens tailored user interface and an integrated digital camera.
		Siemens did not disclose any information concerning the expected talk, standby or other usage times for the SX1, but listed the battery of the device as being a 1000 mAh, Lithium Polymer model.
	www.infosyncworld.com /news/n/3092.html (677 words)

	Siemens SX1 - Review : Mobile Phones - CNET Asia
		The Siemens SX1 is expected in Singapore by the end of February.
		Siemens' SX1 was announced almost a year ago at the 3GSM World Congress in February 2003.
		Colored an inoffensive grey with blue backlights for the buttons, the SX1 is visually quite appealing, and if you can live with the unusual number key arrangement, it's fairly nice hardware to interact with.
	asia.cnet.com /reviews/handphones/0,39001718,39015100p,00.htm (1364 words)

	Siemens SX1 keyboard
		The Siemens SX1 keyboard is a bluetooth keyboard for your Siemens SX1 device.
		The Siemens SX1 keyboard is small, lightweight, and can be used to type very quickly on the Siemens SX1.
		The Siemens SX1 is the perfect companion for your hand held device, it will enable you to increase productivity 10 fold.
	www.wirelessground.com /sisx1ke.html (108 words)

	Review: Siemens SX1 - infoSync World
		Moving on, the SX1 is devoid of any LEDs to indicate its status, requiring users to check their screen for updates - a user design snafu which is also present on Nokia's Series 60 smartphones, although that doesn't count as a mitigating factor.
		There is, however, one problem: Siemens utilizes a proprietary connector for its handsfree kit, so listening to audio with a high quality set of headphones is sadly out of the question.
		The Siemens SX1 separates itself from other Series 60 smartphones in several ways, one of which is its ability to hot-swap memory cards.
	www.infosyncworld.com /reviews/n/4580.html (760 words)

	Siemens sx1 sx1 unlocked triband phone with built in video recorder bluetooth
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	www.welectronics.com /gsm/siemenSSX1.asp (630 words)

	Phoneyworld.com - Handsets - Siemens SX1 - Review - Construction
		The SX1 has a refreshing new design and as is the case with everything new, many have criticized this as not being user friendly.
		We found the new keypad anything but easy to operate, granted it has slightly steep learning curve, button you get the hang of it there is really no difference.
		Below the display several important buttons are present which make using the SX1 extremely simple.
	www.phoneyworld.com /handsets/construction.aspx?phone=siemens_sx1 (636 words)

	Siemens SX1 Smart Phone
		Siemens Information and Communication Mobile (Siemens Mobile) launched an instant design classic today with its next generation mobile phone, the SX1, at the 3GSM World Congress 2003 in Cannes.
		The SX1 is perfect for truly demanding consumers who want to make the most of 2.5G services like video MMS and over-the-air (OTA) downloads of applications and content.
		The SX1 will be available throughout Europe and Asia within the first half of 2003.
	www.mobilemag.com /content/100/340/C1495 (750 words)

	Siemens SX1 information
		The Siemens SX1 is powered by Symbian OS v6.1 (Series 60), and is a combined mobile phone and PDA.
		The SX1 is a GPRS phone with a colour touchscreen, digital camera (like the Nokia 6600), built-in FM radio, video player, camcorder and music player.
		Embedded discreetly underneath the screen are central navigation keys which help make the features of the SX1 even easier to navigate in the usual portrait mode or, if the application supports it, in landscape mode.Powerful as it is beautiful, the SX1 hosts the ultimate entertainment and business package.
	www.filesaveas.com /siemenssx1.html (1694 words)

	Siemens SX1: ZDNet Australia: Reviews: Cool Gear: Mobile Phones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		There is 4MB of memory on board the SX1 and an MMC card slot is present on the left side of the handset so you can add more memory if required.
		Software includes Siemens Data Suite, which is all very straightforward to use and has the capacity to synchronise the phone's organiser with Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Notes.
		There were no problems with the battery, although the features of the phone mean that if you use it intensively it will only last about a day, but it has a standby time of 200 hours and up to 4 hours of talk time.
	www.zdnet.com.au /reviews/coolgear/mobiles/soa/Siemens_SX1/0,139023387,139143935,00.htm (1626 words)

	Siemens SX1 review .:. Mobique.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		While Siemens have listed their own HBH-500 Bluetooth headset as being a compatible audio accessory for the SX1, I personally did some testing of myself to see what other products can be used with the phone.
		Where the SX1 had done a pretty good job in playing back audio through its integrated loudspeaker, it was no surprise to find the ringing tones playing “as good”.
		On average use, the SX1 was able to churn out approximately 2-3 hours worth of talk time and 1.5 to 3 days standby on a single charge.
	www.mobique.com /siemens/sx1/page3.php (887 words)

	Siemens SX1 Sim Free Accessories & Contract phones Smartphone from Direct Mobile Phones 08000 182382. UK Mobile ...
		Siemens SX1 Sim Free Accessories and Contract phones Smartphone from Direct Mobile Phones 08000 182382.
		This design innovation also shifts the large, 64K colour high-resolution screen into the centre of the device without compromising overall size as the SX1 only weighs 110 grams.
		Features packed into a slender 99cm volume frame include: built-in video player, camcorder, music player and FM radio; rich unlimited gaming supported by Series 60 or Java (J2ME); full set of business applications directly comparable to a normal PDA, including local and wireless synch.
	www.directmobilephones.com /siemens_sx1voda.htm (346 words)

	Siemens SX1
		The Siemens SX1 (£155 inc. VAT) has an individual look, which is due to the unusual keypad design.
		Because of this, the SX1 is better suited to users who aren’t intending to synchronise a lot.
		The actual Symbian software, however, is good and Siemens has added a number of small applications– such as World Clock and File Manager –that add to the overall usability of the phone.
	www.whatlaptop.co.uk /YRuOIuZofe3I3A.html (622 words)

	Mobile-review.com Review GSM-phone Siemens SX1
		This unclear attitude towards the first smartphone from Siemens was predictable, since it was different from the competitors, different design, and different features.
		Let’s try to see what Siemens SX1 is after all, and what can it offer to its potential consumer.
		I’d like to make a short notice that the reason why this review is published only now, is because we were waiting for a new firmware to come out that would fix the most serious bugs.
	www.mobile-review.com /review/siemens-sx1-en.shtml (220 words)

	Siemens SX1 - Review, Codes, Software and Features
		Siemens SX1 Overview: The Siemens SX1 is a 2003 model mobile phone which is compatible with Rogers Wireless and Microcell Fido (and some other North American networks such as T-Mobile or Cingular).
		It operates on the frequencies of GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, For this phone to be able to operate on Rogers Wireless or Microcell Fido, if not purchased at the respective retailers, one must make sure this phone does not have a sim-lock and ensure it is unlocked.
		On top of sending messages, the Siemens SX1 is equipped with intelligent t9 typing, which allows you to easily type text messages without pressing each key upto 4 times for the correct letter.
	www.canadiancontent.net /mobile/Siemens_SX1.html (996 words)

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