It goes without saying that the top priority for any wireless company is to make money. Before downloadable ringtones, expensive data plans, and text messages became the cash cows, it became difficult for carriers to profit from selling voice services. In the cut-throat wireless industry, increasing plan minutes and while lowering prices was becoming an all too common practice for providers.
I first caught a glimpse of the Sony Ericsson S710a back at the 2005 CES show in Las Vegas. As an avid tech geek, I'm always looking for a gadget that breaks traditions and offers users a more advanced, or at least different, experience. The Sony S710a is undoubtedly a unique offering that truly stands on its own.
Long ago, when audio systems consisted of 2 speakers, bass management was nothing a home user needed to be concerned about. The 2 speakers in the system were usually large tower or bookshelf sized speakers, and capable of producing bass frequencies on their own. With the widespread adoption of digital surround sound, combined with tiny speakers and powered subwoofers, properly configuring bass management is imperative for getting the most from your audio experience.
It goes without saying that the top priority for any wireless company is to make money. Before downloadable ringtones, expensive data plans, and text messages became the cash cows, it became difficult for carriers to profit from selling voice services. In the cut-throat wireless industry, increasing plan minutes and while lowering prices was becoming an all too common practice for providers.
