FastPort
Sign in to savethumb|FastPort female plug on a Sony Ericsson W205 mobile phone. The FastPort was a proprietary polyconnection interface used on all Sony Ericsson cellphones between 2005 and 2010. Designed in response to Nokia's proprietary Pop-Port, FastPort provided data transfer, charging, headset and speaker connections through a common interface. It was discontinued in 2010 and replaced with a micro-USB for charging and data, and a TRRS connection for audio (headphones).
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- Functions
- Transfer of data and files
- Charging the battery/powering the phone
- Sound accessories and headsets
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thumb|FastPort female plug on a Sony Ericsson W205 mobile phone. The FastPort was a proprietary polyconnection interface used on all Sony Ericsson cellphones between 2005 and 2010. Designed in response to Nokia's proprietary Pop-Port, FastPort provided data transfer, charging, headset and speaker connections through a common interface. It was discontinued in 2010 and replaced with a micro-USB for charging and data, and a TRRS connection for audio (headphones).
==Functions== ===Transfer of data and files === thumb|FastPort male plug on a Sony Ericsson DCU-60 data cable. The raised polarity key can be seen on the outer edge of the left hand side hook. A USB FastPort-cable enables file and data transfer between a computer and a Sony Ericsson cellphone. Most models could act as a USB-storage-device, modem, phone and could load new firmware either with Sony Ericsson Update Service application, or with 3rd party software. FastPort was the interface to the PC to realize these functions.