When it comes to exclusive colors, white is hardly anything we would consider special. Aside from the fact that electronic gadgets in pure white tend to look bland, the white finish is also prone to getting visible dirt marks, scratches and other physical defects. The classic black finish is always the better choice. Anyway, we would have certainly preferred to see an original special color theme –such as deep red or ocean blue instead of a rather plain looking white.
The XPERIA X10 is expected to be released by April –next month. The Android smart phone will be squared off with the HTC Desire –another Android device running on the 1GHz Qualcomm QSD8250 Snapdragon processor. Both phones were originally announced last year and have been much awaited for by Android fans.
Aside from an impressively fast processor, the X10 is also equipped with a massive display; a 4 inch capacitive touch screen with a resolution of 480 x 854 pixels and it also has an 8 mega pixel camera (complete with SE’s face and smile detection software, geo-tagging, autofocus, LED flash and of course video recording –WVGA quality, 30 FPS).
Sony Ericsson has a couple more Android devices coming after April. Slated for a May 24 release date are the X10 Mini and the X10 Mini Pro. The devices we first shown off at the Mobile World Congress and internet based retailer eXpansys will be offering the device to customers.
The X10 Mini and the X10 Mini pro are smaller, streamlined versions of the X10 –made for mid range markets. The devices run on 600MHz processors -Qualcomm MSM7227’s and also have 2.55 inch capacitive touch screens; the Mini Pro comes with a slide out QWERTY keyboard. eXpansys will be offering the X10 Mini Pro for £340 and the X10 Mini at £300.
Get to know more about the SE XPERIA X10 at Softpedia.
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If users want to make a phone call they can simply tap the dialler and they will have the numbers on the screen. At the whim of a light touch the numbers can be dialled. The pre-stored numbers can be easily accessed by tapping on the phonebook icon and dialling a number could never be easier. Dialling can be done much easier with a number that has been already used; clicking on the green button will bring up the dialling log which will display the recently used numbers. Once the name is selected, clicking on the green button again will dial the number automatically.
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We all like to keep in touch, whether it be personal, social or business. There are times when we desperately need technology to help us stay in touch, and there are times where we cannot live without our phone! With the increase in popularity of social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace, more and more people are turning to the internet as a means of keeping in touch. For the past couple of years, mobile phones have started to incorporate internet usage, and many now offer Facebook and MySpace applications that let you directly edit and change your profile from the touch of a button on your mobile phone.
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