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It may sound like an object in an interplanetary tongue, but the Sony Ericsson Naite (pronounced nigh-tay) has its roots sunk deep in Earth. Like the Samsung Blue Earth, the Samsung Reclaim, and the Motorola Renew, the Naite is billed as an eco-friendly phone. It’s made from recycled plastic and it’s also packaged in a thinner, lighter box made from less cardboard. It also includes a charger that’s compliant with the Energy Star V standards. The standby mode sucks up less power, and the Naite comes wrapped … Continue Reading

Sony Ericsson has a knack for making beautiful multimedia-rich phones and it has certainly done so with the Sony Ericsson Aino. The Aino has a stunning display and a fantastic feature set that includes an 8.1-megapixel camera, a media player, Remote Play compatibility, Wi-Fi, stereo Bluetooth, GPS, and support for AT&T’s 3G network. It even comes with a handy dual-charging dock, which will charge both the phone and an included stereo Bluetooth headset. We weren’t … Continue Reading

As always the Sony Ericsson Satio is quite a beautiful phone, and functionally good too. The Sony Ericsson Satio might have just been a concept phone at Mobile World Congress, but it’s certainly real now. Available as an unlocked phone through SonyStyle, the Satio is billed as an entertainment phone, and it’s certainly got the chops to back that up. The handset boasts a 12.1-megapixel camera and some of the most-advanced editing options we’ve seen on a camera phone. It’s also got a Walkman music … Continue Reading

We talked about the Sony ericsson Xperia X10 earlier, and now here comes the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro, since the two shares almost all the features we’ll however try our best to show you the difference.

If you love the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, but can’t find room for it in your pocket, Sony Ericsson has options for you. Back in February at the 2010 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, the company introduced two handsets that cram the Android … Continue Reading

If you’re all for fun and games, then Sony Ericsson emerges to have the superlative phone for you.

The Xperia X8 runs Google’s Android mobile OS, but it’s been unmitigated by Sony Ericsson to make it tremendous easy to get straight to the apps you use most. You can assign a custom app to each corner of the screen for one touch access.
The bundled Timescape app lets you remain on top of all your social networks in one handy place and you can effortlessly load up content from Facebook or YouTube. … Continue Reading

Sony Ericsson has announced its latest Windows Mobile phone – codenamed Aspen. What makes this handset special among the many Sony Ericsson smartphones is that it is the first device to be running on the latest Windows Mobile OS, version 6.5.3. Plus it is also the latest addition to Sony Ericsson’s GreenHeart portfolio.

The Sony Ericsson Aspen combines touch features and a real QWERTY keyboard that allows you to do multitasking activities. It also lets you organize the phone’s panels as well use Slide view to have quick access … Continue Reading

With Xperia X10, Sony Ericsson too has branched out into the android territory. Xperia X10 has a few superior features, ample to make it a potential player in the android battle field. Sony Ericsson’s First Google android phone has a huge 4 inches display, a powerful Snapdragon processor, an 8.1MP camera, and a plenty to offer for social networking maniacs. Let us have a closer look to this ’smart’-phone.

You will be pleased with the overall size of Xperia X10. It has a dimension of 119mm X 63mm X 13mm and … Continue Reading

You may find the screen surprisingly small – only 2.55 inches with QVGA resolution. The image quality is nice and since the touch technology is capacitive, using the display is a fun experience. In the software part we’ll see how the manufacturer has transformed the user interface so it is easy to use on a screen that small.

All the keys on our prototype unit felt nice, with distinct enough click. All but the lock button, which lacked almost any travel, but we hope this is a … Continue Reading

As of now, the market isn’t really choke-full of compact Android phones. When you look at the existing lineup, you see the rather large products like the Motorola DROID (MILESTONE) and the Google Nexus One and some that are considerably smaller like the HTC DROID ERIS in the States and the Hero in Europe. Maybe it was this market gap that Sony Ericsson has noticed when coming up with the idea of the Xperia X10 mini we first saw at this year’s MWC. Actually, the manufacturer … Continue Reading