XCome’s XLex Embedded in Sony Ericsson’s K310i

Taipei, Taiwan – XCome Technology, a global leading application innovator for mobile carriers and handset manufacturers in the wireless world today announced that XLex Plus, XCome’s bi-directional English-Chinese dictionary application, was launched on the Sony Ericsson K310i for the Taiwan market.

One of Sony Ericsson’s newest models, the K310i will be bundled with XLex Plus which provides an English data base of 85.000 words.

“Sony Ericsson is a leading innovator in mobile technology, who is constantly looking for customer focused solutions, explains Maggie Lee, Account Executive Sales. “For our XLex mobile dictionary to be chosen to be embedded in the K310i underscores XCome’s expertise and high quality of our mobile application.”.

XLex is a mobile dictionary solution which empowers users to find the right translation anytime and anyplace. A wide range of functions makes checking vocabulary on the run easier than ever. It is not only useful for users who are eager to improve their English but also mobile learners of Chinese.

About XCome’s XLex™
XCome’s XLex is an easy-to-use bilingual/bi-directional mobile dictionary application which allows users to instantly access its word base of up to 100,000 words to find the right translation anytime and anywhere. Partnering with world-renowned educational publishers such as Longman, XLex is fast, easy and reliable.

About XCome™ Technology Co., Ltd
XCome is the world leader in innovating software applications for telecom operators and handset manufacturers. Dedicated to the latest mobile based technology, XCome has launched a comprehensive and user-friendly series of products to enrich users’ mobile lives. For further information, visit the global official website: www.xcome.com

About Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications and its affiliated companies serve the global communications market with innovative and feature-rich mobile phones, accessories, PC-cards and M2M solutions. Established as a joint venture by Ericsson and Sony in 2001, with head quarters in London, the company employs 5,000 people worldwide, including R&D sites in Europe, Japan, China and America. For more information, please visit www.sonyericsson.com