Sony Ericsson W980 Walkman review: 8 gigs of character

It's no news any more that we've been playing with one of the hotties of the season for some time now. Sony Ericsson W980 made a glorious entrance but we're yet to see about the exit. Set to top the Walkman feature phone lineup, W980 carries along 8 GB worth of storage, a 3 megapixel camera and a built-in accelerometer. The touch-sensitive keys and the latest Sony Ericsson feature phone interface add to the excitement. Still not interested? Then try to think of another music phone with a built-in FM transmitter!

Sony Ericsson W980 official photos

Key features:

• 2.2" 262K-color TFT LCD display of QVGA resolution
• 3 megapixel camera
• 8 gigs of onboard memory
• FM transmitter
• Great user interface
• 3G with HSDPA
• External 262K-color display with a resolution of 176 x 176 pixels
• Walkman 3.0 music player
• Shake control
• Light effects
• Touch-sensitive keys
• Ambient light sensor
• Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP profile support
• USB 2.0 connectivity
• FM radio with RDS
• Good battery life
• Comfortable keypad

Main disadvantages:

• No auto focus nor flash for the camera
• Inconvenient camera lens location
• Shiny surface a fingerprint nightmare
• Display kinda small for a high-end phone
• Awkward context keys
• Camera interface not user-friendly

Aiming to meet some high-end demand, Sony Ericsson W980 brings the cream of the music centered niceties of the house. The clamshell form factor and the quite eccentric features such as FM transmitter and light effects make it hard to point a finger at its main market rivals.

Sony Ericsson W980
One suspect that comes to mind is Samsung G400 Soul. Featuring the same flip-up bodywork, it trades the FM transmitter and the large storage space for a 5 megapixel camera. You figure if it's a square deal or else. If the G400 Soul has some of those good Samsung audio quality genes, it's in for a match with Sony Ericsson W980. With no information about the cost of either at this stage, the two devices might actually end up running in different lanes pricewise.
Anyway, we think the odds with W980 are towards a hefty price tag, which opens the door to some serious smartphone competition.
Now, one last thing before we get to the point. We should warn you that ours is a pre-release unit, so some minor changes are likely before D-day. Our units was rock solid and gave us no problems at all. So, significant changes to the overall user experience are quite unlikely.

Sony Ericsson W980
Now then, hit the jump for a thorough body inspection of the Sony Ericsson W980.

Sony Ericsson G502 review: Web as you go

The newest member of the Sony Ericsson G-lineup was only announced a few weeks ago with a stark commitment to deliver great internet experience. We were more than curious to find if it delivers on the promise to introduce a much larger audience to the niceties of good mobile internet. Compact and stylish, this bar has the looks and our preview has already lifted a corner of the curtain on performance. Join us as we start our answer-to-all-your-questions Sony Ericsson G502 review.

Sony Ericsson G502 official photos

Key features

• 2" 262K-color TFT LCD display of QVGA resolution
• GPRS, EDGE and 3G connectivity with HSDPA
• Great web browser
• Great battery life
• Compact size
• M2 memory card slot
• 2 megapixel camera
• Media center
• Comfortable keypad
• FM radio with RDS
• Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP support
• USB connectivity

Main disadvantages

• Poor display legibility under direct sunlight
• No video-call camera
• No document reader
• D-pad takes some time getting used to

The market, at which Sony Ericsson G502 is aiming, is not really overcrowded. There are only a handful of budget handsets to feature HSDPA and at least decent browser capabilities. The strongest challenger is probably the Sony Ericsson K660 but it will probably be a bit more expensive due to the few extra features it offers. Whether the dedicated browser keys are worth the extra cash is debatable but, as these are internet-centered devices, they might just make a difference.

Sony Ericsson G502 views
Motorola RAZR maxx V6 is also a reasonably priced HSDPA-enabled handset that comes with the Opera web browser. This might just be enough for some people to choose it over the G502. The form factor could also be decisive here as the maxx V6 is a flip.
The slider Samsung F330 may appeal to the music-lovers, as it features some dedicated music keys to compliment the HSDPA. Some people might prefer the sliding design to the Sony Ericsson G502 bar. We for one do happen to like the G502 browser and general interface more.
So, the few alternatives aside, let's cut to the actual reviewing of Sony Ericsson G502. You should keep in mind that despite being very close to retail version, ours is still a beta unit, so some minor improvements and bug fixes in the software department are not to be ruled out completely.

Sony Ericsson R306 Radio review: Stay tuned

Sony Ericsson R306 Radio is quite unusually set to revolve around one single thing - listening to radio on-the-go. Its built-in radio tuner works in both FM and AM. The lower midrange R306 Radio delivers on other fronts too - it packs a 1.3 megapixel camera plus Bluetooth and USB connectivity. It's compact enough but also offers two surprisingly capable stereo speakers. How's that for a flashback to the time when family life revolved around the radio. The dedicated external radio keys complete the feature set of that nifty little fella. You are welcome to tune in and see what it's like to spend some time with it.

Official photos

Key features

• FM/AM radio tuner with RDS and TrackID
• AM tuner has two modes: 9 kHz (Americas and Japan) and 10 kHz (the rest)
• Dedicated external radio controls
• Tri-band GSM support
• 1.9" 65K-color TFT display of a 128 x 160 pixel resolution
• Secondary monochrome external display of a 96 x 32 pixel resolution
• 1.3 megapixel camera
• 5MB of internal memory
• Bluetooth
• USB
• Radio broadcasts recorder in MP3 format
• Stereo speakers
• Optimized design for desktop placing

Main disadvantages

• External display has low daylight legibility due to the mirror finish
• Radio is not that usable without the headset plugged in
• Standard headset jack is huge
• RDS readings not shown on external display
• Stores 20 stations only for AM and FM bands combined
• TrackID doesn't work with the radio

Announced in January 2008, Sony Ericsson R306 Radio is among the first handsets to drive heavily on the built-in radio tuner that is usually just an extra feature in most other handsets. When closed, the R306 certainly looks the part with dedicated radio keys and vintage radio looks. The Sony Ericsson R306 Radio is also unique for offering an AM radio tuner.

Sony Ericsson R306 Radio reviewed
Anyway, the R306 Radio is a lower midrange handset and all specifications match that tag. We won't be expecting miracles from it, but by the sound of it (pun intended), we think that it just might deserve some attention.
So, tune in to our show as we explore the Sony Ericsson R306 Radio right after this jump.

Sony Ericsson W980 preview: First look

Sony Ericsson W980 is among those gadgets with enough class and guts to hope for a long run in the spotlight. A Walkman-series phone, armed with 8GB of internal memory, 3 megapixel camera and a built-in accelerometer simply cannot go unnoticed. Now, add the exotic FM transmitter feature and the light effects and you can feel the tingle of excitement of having a real star in your hands.

Sony Ericsson W980 official photos
You can bet that we are already working on a full-blown review of the sleek clamshell but before it's ready to serve, here is a quick taster of our first impressions. It should give you the first idea of what the Sony Ericsson W980 is good for.
For starters, check out some photos of the newest addition to the Walkman family. It looks all set to become the flagship of the Sony Ericsson music feature-phone portfolio and has some pretty high expectations to match. The question is whether Sony Ericsson W980 is capable of going that extra step towards stardom.

Sony Ericsson W980

Sony Ericsson W980

Sony Ericsson Kurara Review

The Sony Ericsson Kurara has been in the news of late. While the Android based X10 has been in the limelight since the past few weeks, the features of the Kurara ensured that the device is not ignored at all.

New leaked images of what is told to be of the Kurara have been spotted by folks over at Phones.db. As known earlier, the Kurara will be the second Series 60 based phone after the Satio that was launched just a few weeks ago. As best we can tell, the Kurara is an S60-running smartphone with an 8.1 MP camera, like the Rachel.

The interesting facet about the Kurara in this iteration of the leaked images is the HD inscription at the rear of the device. This has led to speculations that the phone will be able to record and playback HD videos. Currently, only the Omnia HD from Samsung (another S60 device) is capable of doing this. Unlike the Rachel, the Kurara's camera is supposed to be able to record in 720p HD. Owing to the multimedia prowess, it might be added to the Entertainment Unlimited range of phones that currently lists the Aino and the Satio.

The Kurara is also rumored to pack an 3.5-inch AMOLED screen, although that's impossible to confirm with the photos we have. Sony Ericsson Kurara is expected to be launched first half of 2010.

Sony Ericsson Kurara Review

The Sony Ericsson Kurara has been in the news of late. While the Android based X10 has been in the limelight since the past few weeks, the features of the Kurara ensured that the device is not ignored at all.

New leaked images of what is told to be of the Kurara have been spotted by folks over at Phones.db. As known earlier, the Kurara will be the second Series 60 based phone after the Satio that was launched just a few weeks ago. As best we can tell, the Kurara is an S60-running smartphone with an 8.1 MP camera, like the Rachel.

The interesting facet about the Kurara in this iteration of the leaked images is the HD inscription at the rear of the device. This has led to speculations that the phone will be able to record and playback HD videos. Currently, only the Omnia HD from Samsung (another S60 device) is capable of doing this. Unlike the Rachel, the Kurara's camera is supposed to be able to record in 720p HD. Owing to the multimedia prowess, it might be added to the Entertainment Unlimited range of phones that currently lists the Aino and the Satio.

The Kurara is also rumored to pack an 3.5-inch AMOLED screen, although that's impossible to confirm with the photos we have. Sony Ericsson Kurara is expected to be launched first half of 2010.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Review

Sony Ericsson unveils the XPERIA™ X10, the first phone in a family of phones to deliver a consistent user experience where communication truly becomes entertainment. Building on Sony Ericsson’s entertainment heritage and combining rich graphics with intelligence capabilities, the XPERIA™ X10 introduces a new UX platform that will evolve across the product portfolio and expand over time continuously introducing new features and capabilities.

The UX platform builds on top of the Open OS and creates a unique Sony Ericsson user experience by combining best-in-class entertainment features with signature applications, unrivalled integration of social media services and a rich graphical user interface. The XPERIA™ X10 is the first mobile phone to truly humanise the way people interact with their phones.

Bert Nordberg, President, Sony Ericsson said, “The XPERIA™ X10 and the family of phones launching in the first half of 2010 underpin our commitment to an open and multi-platform strategy that maximises choice for the consumer and delivers the best possible consumer experience. The reaction from our global operator partners to the XPERIA X10 has been extremely positive and we will be rolling out across the world including Japan from the first half of 2010.”

Rikko Sakaguchi, EVP and Chief Creation Officer, Sony Ericsson said, “The XPERIA™ X10 is a fantastic example of our make.believe philosophy because we are pushing the boundaries of what is possible and demonstrating that anything consumers can imagine, we can make possible. With the X10, we are raising the bar we have set ourselves with entertainment-rich phones like Aino and Satio by making communication more fun and playful, multiplying and enriching opportunities to connect.”

Introducing signature applications like Mediascape and Timescape™, the XPERIA™ X10 lets consumers organise everything in their phone in an intuitive way:

Sony Ericsson Timescape™ manages all your communication with one person in one place. Browse through your conversations the bright way to check out your Facebook™, Twitter™, photos, emails, and texts all in one go

Sony Ericsson Mediascape is the smart way to get all the music, photos and videos you want from your favourite friends and artists. It accesses content from everywhere – your phone, YouTube™, PlayNow™ – and presents everything for you.

Intelligence capabilities, integrated into Mediascape and Timescape™, can automatically recognise connections between contacts, content and media. By recommending alternative ways to communicate or guiding to new media experiences, consumers can discover more in a truly open way.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Review

Sony Ericsson unveils the XPERIA™ X10, the first phone in a family of phones to deliver a consistent user experience where communication truly becomes entertainment. Building on Sony Ericsson’s entertainment heritage and combining rich graphics with intelligence capabilities, the XPERIA™ X10 introduces a new UX platform that will evolve across the product portfolio and expand over time continuously introducing new features and capabilities.

The UX platform builds on top of the Open OS and creates a unique Sony Ericsson user experience by combining best-in-class entertainment features with signature applications, unrivalled integration of social media services and a rich graphical user interface. The XPERIA™ X10 is the first mobile phone to truly humanise the way people interact with their phones.

Bert Nordberg, President, Sony Ericsson said, “The XPERIA™ X10 and the family of phones launching in the first half of 2010 underpin our commitment to an open and multi-platform strategy that maximises choice for the consumer and delivers the best possible consumer experience. The reaction from our global operator partners to the XPERIA X10 has been extremely positive and we will be rolling out across the world including Japan from the first half of 2010.”

Rikko Sakaguchi, EVP and Chief Creation Officer, Sony Ericsson said, “The XPERIA™ X10 is a fantastic example of our make.believe philosophy because we are pushing the boundaries of what is possible and demonstrating that anything consumers can imagine, we can make possible. With the X10, we are raising the bar we have set ourselves with entertainment-rich phones like Aino and Satio by making communication more fun and playful, multiplying and enriching opportunities to connect.”

Introducing signature applications like Mediascape and Timescape™, the XPERIA™ X10 lets consumers organise everything in their phone in an intuitive way:

Sony Ericsson Timescape™ manages all your communication with one person in one place. Browse through your conversations the bright way to check out your Facebook™, Twitter™, photos, emails, and texts all in one go

Sony Ericsson Mediascape is the smart way to get all the music, photos and videos you want from your favourite friends and artists. It accesses content from everywhere – your phone, YouTube™, PlayNow™ – and presents everything for you.

Intelligence capabilities, integrated into Mediascape and Timescape™, can automatically recognise connections between contacts, content and media. By recommending alternative ways to communicate or guiding to new media experiences, consumers can discover more in a truly open way.

Sony Ericsson Equinox Review

The Equinox(TM) phone is truly an interactive 3G(1) phone equipped with enhanced design features and built-in GPS. With eye-catching night effects, you can give your five favorite people their own, unique pulsating light effect and when a call comes in, you'll know who it is in a flash. The custom light features come in Amber, Sapphire, Beryl, Diamond, and Amethyst. The Equinox(TM) phone has an array of changing wall paper themes that will ensure you're always color coordinated.

The Equinox(TM) phone has a 3.2 megapixel camera and is loaded with great multimedia features, including an integrated application that lets you shoot amazing video and easily upload(2) it directly to the YouTube(TM) application. The Equinox(TM) phone also has an integrated FM radio and Stereo Bluetooth® wireless technology, and boasts gesture control that lets users reject incoming calls or silence an alarm with the wave of a hand.

"The Sony Ericsson Equinox(TM) phone echoes Sony Ericsson's tradition of style, personalization and multimedia," said Karen Morris, vice president of marketing, Sony Ericsson. "With a host of dynamic features that put the power of personality in your hands, it's a stunning 3G phone that reflects the mood of each individual user."

Availability

The Sony Ericsson Equinox(TM) phone is exclusively available at select T-Mobile retail stores and online at www.t-mobile.com beginning October 28, 2009.

Facts and Figures

Size: 93 x 50 x 14.1 mm (approx.)
Weight: 95 grams (approx.)
Available colors: Carbon
Main screen: 2.2"(5) QVGA 262K TFT
Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels
Networks:
GSM/ EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
HSDPA 2100/1700

Sony Ericsson Equinox Review

The Equinox(TM) phone is truly an interactive 3G(1) phone equipped with enhanced design features and built-in GPS. With eye-catching night effects, you can give your five favorite people their own, unique pulsating light effect and when a call comes in, you'll know who it is in a flash. The custom light features come in Amber, Sapphire, Beryl, Diamond, and Amethyst. The Equinox(TM) phone has an array of changing wall paper themes that will ensure you're always color coordinated.

The Equinox(TM) phone has a 3.2 megapixel camera and is loaded with great multimedia features, including an integrated application that lets you shoot amazing video and easily upload(2) it directly to the YouTube(TM) application. The Equinox(TM) phone also has an integrated FM radio and Stereo Bluetooth® wireless technology, and boasts gesture control that lets users reject incoming calls or silence an alarm with the wave of a hand.

"The Sony Ericsson Equinox(TM) phone echoes Sony Ericsson's tradition of style, personalization and multimedia," said Karen Morris, vice president of marketing, Sony Ericsson. "With a host of dynamic features that put the power of personality in your hands, it's a stunning 3G phone that reflects the mood of each individual user."

Availability

The Sony Ericsson Equinox(TM) phone is exclusively available at select T-Mobile retail stores and online at www.t-mobile.com beginning October 28, 2009.

Facts and Figures

Size: 93 x 50 x 14.1 mm (approx.)
Weight: 95 grams (approx.)
Available colors: Carbon
Main screen: 2.2"(5) QVGA 262K TFT
Resolution: 240 x 320 pixels
Networks:
GSM/ EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
HSDPA 2100/1700

Sony Ericsson Jalou Review

Sony Ericsson today officially launched their new Sony Ericssn Jalou Dolce & Gabbana edition phone, with a new campaign to highlight the phone's fashion sensibilities. By itself, the S/E Jalou isn't much to look at. It's a very small flip phone, only 73mm long, which Sony Ericsson helpfully points out is probably shorter than your favorite lipstick. The 3G-enabled flip phone gets a fairly average assortment of modern features, including a 3.2-megapixel camera with geo tagging, but no auto focus function. Perhaps Sony Ericsson thinks you'll prefer your home fashion shoot a little blurry? The Jalou also sports an FM radio, and the phone will be able to synchronize with an Exchange ActiveSync account, a surprisingly business-like feature for this fashionable little device.

Sony Ericsson Jalou Review

Sony Ericsson today officially launched their new Sony Ericssn Jalou Dolce & Gabbana edition phone, with a new campaign to highlight the phone's fashion sensibilities. By itself, the S/E Jalou isn't much to look at. It's a very small flip phone, only 73mm long, which Sony Ericsson helpfully points out is probably shorter than your favorite lipstick. The 3G-enabled flip phone gets a fairly average assortment of modern features, including a 3.2-megapixel camera with geo tagging, but no auto focus function. Perhaps Sony Ericsson thinks you'll prefer your home fashion shoot a little blurry? The Jalou also sports an FM radio, and the phone will be able to synchronize with an Exchange ActiveSync account, a surprisingly business-like feature for this fashionable little device.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 Review

Japanese -Swedish mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson has been rumored quite a few times before to plan on launching on the market an XPERIA model that would run under Google's Android operating system, the XPERIA X3 Rachael handset, and it seems that we're getting closer and closer each day to the official announcement of the device.

SEMCblog is reporting that the handset vendor will officially announce the availability of XPERIA X3 next month, most probably at the beginning of November, it seems, and that all the goodies that have been previously rumored to come with the phone will be there, including the Android 2.0 flavor of the OS, and the Qualcomm 1Ghz Snapdragon processor (it will be the second Android device to include the chipset, following the recently announced Acer Liquid smartphone).

“So-welcome announcement from Sony Ericsson will be in early November. It will be announcement of great smartphone which has harmonious codename Rachael. As you may know, Sony Ericsson Rachael is Android-based device which has 4.0″ WVGA touchscreen. The device has chipset Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon 1 GHz. And, of course, Rachael has a 8.1 megapixel camera with auto focus, 3.5 mm audio jack and standard micro-USB connector. Sony Ericsson Rachael will be available in two beautiful colours: Sensuous Black and Luster White,” the blog notes.

No details on the exact availability of the phone emerged, yet one might already remember that the Android-powered Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 was said to hit the market sometime in January 2010. The phone has been already reported to come with its own user interface thrown over Google's platform, so one should expect for an interesting user experience to come along with this device. Considering the specification list of the handset, this enhanced experience is something guaranteed, though we're also certain that it won't come cheap. Hopefully, this will pan out and we'll be able to learn more info on the device, so stick around for the details.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 Review

Japanese -Swedish mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson has been rumored quite a few times before to plan on launching on the market an XPERIA model that would run under Google's Android operating system, the XPERIA X3 Rachael handset, and it seems that we're getting closer and closer each day to the official announcement of the device.

SEMCblog is reporting that the handset vendor will officially announce the availability of XPERIA X3 next month, most probably at the beginning of November, it seems, and that all the goodies that have been previously rumored to come with the phone will be there, including the Android 2.0 flavor of the OS, and the Qualcomm 1Ghz Snapdragon processor (it will be the second Android device to include the chipset, following the recently announced Acer Liquid smartphone).

“So-welcome announcement from Sony Ericsson will be in early November. It will be announcement of great smartphone which has harmonious codename Rachael. As you may know, Sony Ericsson Rachael is Android-based device which has 4.0″ WVGA touchscreen. The device has chipset Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon 1 GHz. And, of course, Rachael has a 8.1 megapixel camera with auto focus, 3.5 mm audio jack and standard micro-USB connector. Sony Ericsson Rachael will be available in two beautiful colours: Sensuous Black and Luster White,” the blog notes.

No details on the exact availability of the phone emerged, yet one might already remember that the Android-powered Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3 was said to hit the market sometime in January 2010. The phone has been already reported to come with its own user interface thrown over Google's platform, so one should expect for an interesting user experience to come along with this device. Considering the specification list of the handset, this enhanced experience is something guaranteed, though we're also certain that it won't come cheap. Hopefully, this will pan out and we'll be able to learn more info on the device, so stick around for the details.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 Review

An updated version to Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1, XPERIA X2 is undeniably one among the highly sophisticated yet comfortable smart phone ever introduced by Sony Ericsson. This handset boosts a unique SlideView feature that helps you to have instant access to various phone activities that are often used. Offering quick interaction with messages, media, contacts and more, the SlideView also provides an overview of missed calls, text messages, and emails.

With an enhanced touch interface and latest 3D signature panel you can also take advantage of flexible desktop panels that are designed for categorizing fun, business and communication features. Since there are numerous panels that come in-built with XPERIA X2, you don’t have to limit yourself within certain boundaries. You can enjoy almost everything from Google, Mytopica, Skype to CNN, Window Live and games. Also, you can customize the panels according to your needs and can even have access to Facebook and upload your holiday and party images instantly. Also, chatting with your friends worldwide is possible with Skype that this superb smart phone features. No matter it’s the email, music, gaming, video, or photography the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X2 has it all.

In fact, all you need to make is a schedule according to your needs, and you can have access to the latest news worldwide early in the morning, YouTube during lunchtime, and amazing games when you want to kill your time making it interesting and adventures as well. Moreover, the QWERTY keyboard will help you to make your messaging experience further easier.

If you’re accompanied with XPERIA X2, ensure that you don’t have to compromise with entertainment. Since this incredible handset features 3.2 inches of touch screen display supporting up to 480 x 800 pixels you can enjoy high resolution multimedia experience wherever you want. With such a huge yet quality screen, exploring the internet can also be done at ease.

One among the most admired features of XPERIA X2 is its superb camera feature. It arrives with 8MP of camera that features up to 16x digital zoom, flash, image stabilizer, and auto focus as well. The video recording feature is also fine and you can record whatever you like as long as you’re carrying this incredible smart phone with you. Geo tagging features has also been integrated so you can take advantage of today’s most popular tagging feature with the XPERIA X2.

Moreover, the XPERIA X2 also features Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi, USB mass storage, Modem, Google™ search, Google Maps™, Bluetooth™ stereo (A2DP), Internet Explorer, Web Feed, GPRS, and 3D games. Furthermore, you can enjoy superb gaming experience with this smart phone as the 3D games it features include motion gaming as well, which is amazing! Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 arrives with 110MB of internet memory and supports up to 16GB of SanDisk microSD memory card and has been made available in two different colors, Modern Silver and Elegant Black.

No matter you’re looking a handset for your personal purpose or to make your business life more comfortable, XPERIA X2 is a perfect option for you. As it features TV-out cable, you can easily present your official documents in the huge screen. On the other hand, if you’re a music enthusiast you can listen to your favorite musical numbers at PlayNow™ arena* when you’re on the go. Therefore, Xperia X2 is no doubt a superb phone model that you can give a try unless you can afford it.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 Review

An updated version to Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1, XPERIA X2 is undeniably one among the highly sophisticated yet comfortable smart phone ever introduced by Sony Ericsson. This handset boosts a unique SlideView feature that helps you to have instant access to various phone activities that are often used. Offering quick interaction with messages, media, contacts and more, the SlideView also provides an overview of missed calls, text messages, and emails.

With an enhanced touch interface and latest 3D signature panel you can also take advantage of flexible desktop panels that are designed for categorizing fun, business and communication features. Since there are numerous panels that come in-built with XPERIA X2, you don’t have to limit yourself within certain boundaries. You can enjoy almost everything from Google, Mytopica, Skype to CNN, Window Live and games. Also, you can customize the panels according to your needs and can even have access to Facebook and upload your holiday and party images instantly. Also, chatting with your friends worldwide is possible with Skype that this superb smart phone features. No matter it’s the email, music, gaming, video, or photography the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X2 has it all.

In fact, all you need to make is a schedule according to your needs, and you can have access to the latest news worldwide early in the morning, YouTube during lunchtime, and amazing games when you want to kill your time making it interesting and adventures as well. Moreover, the QWERTY keyboard will help you to make your messaging experience further easier.

If you’re accompanied with XPERIA X2, ensure that you don’t have to compromise with entertainment. Since this incredible handset features 3.2 inches of touch screen display supporting up to 480 x 800 pixels you can enjoy high resolution multimedia experience wherever you want. With such a huge yet quality screen, exploring the internet can also be done at ease.

One among the most admired features of XPERIA X2 is its superb camera feature. It arrives with 8MP of camera that features up to 16x digital zoom, flash, image stabilizer, and auto focus as well. The video recording feature is also fine and you can record whatever you like as long as you’re carrying this incredible smart phone with you. Geo tagging features has also been integrated so you can take advantage of today’s most popular tagging feature with the XPERIA X2.

Moreover, the XPERIA X2 also features Bluetooth 2.0, Wi-Fi, USB mass storage, Modem, Google™ search, Google Maps™, Bluetooth™ stereo (A2DP), Internet Explorer, Web Feed, GPRS, and 3D games. Furthermore, you can enjoy superb gaming experience with this smart phone as the 3D games it features include motion gaming as well, which is amazing! Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 arrives with 110MB of internet memory and supports up to 16GB of SanDisk microSD memory card and has been made available in two different colors, Modern Silver and Elegant Black.

No matter you’re looking a handset for your personal purpose or to make your business life more comfortable, XPERIA X2 is a perfect option for you. As it features TV-out cable, you can easily present your official documents in the huge screen. On the other hand, if you’re a music enthusiast you can listen to your favorite musical numbers at PlayNow™ arena* when you’re on the go. Therefore, Xperia X2 is no doubt a superb phone model that you can give a try unless you can afford it.