VP Head of Global Marketing Creation for Sony Ericsson Stephan Croix said, “Billabong brings a new, enthusiastic and engaging audience who are early technology adopters and influencers in the areas of sports and technology. This partnership is a perfect fit with our brand and the Xperia range of Smartphones.”

Sony Ericsson Xperia Active Billabong Edition

Sony Ericsson Xperia Active

This partnership will bring many benefits for customers and one most valuable benefit is Xperia active Billabong Edition Smartphones which is especially designed for Sports Enthusiasts who love excitement and adventure. This Smartphone is very tough and scratch-resistant and equipped with ground-breaking technologies i.e. wet-finger tracking. Above all it is dust proof and water resistant as well.

Preloaded Feature

• Xperia active Billabong Edition will also consist of following features;
• Billabong Screensavers
• Videos
• Billabong LIVE
• Xperia Play

Billabong’s International VP of Strategic Partnerships & New Media Scott Wallace said, “The partnership is an expansion of our long term relationship with Sony and an extension of an Asia Pacific alliance developed with Sony Ericsson in 2011. Our customers are very tech savvy and their top interests include music, photography, social media and, of course, action sports. Each of these interests can be captured or experienced through the Xperia active and we are working on some exciting apps and accessories that should add to the user’s experience. The first to benefit will be the athletes at our major international events who will be testing the Xperia active device in conditions as diverse as the snowfields in Austria, surfing the big waves of Tahiti and even skateboarding in Singapore.”

Apart from Xperia active Sony Ericsson and Billabong have also devised content for Xperia gadgets and great thing is this partnership will help Sony Ericsson to earn more customers because Sony Ericsson Smartphones will be part of most important Billabong events which are going to be held soon all over the World.

2012 will introduce many new products and services to users and there is a good news for people who are desperately waiting for improvement that 2012 Xperia Smartphones will be modified to Android 4.0 in the first quarter of 2012 (Early March/April).

List of Upcoming Upgraded Xperia Smartphones

Following Smartphones will be upgraded in March 2012

• Sony Ericsson Xperia arc S – A Review
• Xperia neo V
• Xperia ray

Following Smartphones will be upgraded in the start of April/May 2012

• Xperia arc
• Xperia Play
• Xperia Neo
• Xperia mini
• Xperia mini pro
• Xperia active as well as walkman series

People who own 2011 Xperia Smartphones will get a notification in their phones which will guide them to get the desired software via 3G or Wi-Fi network. A apart from this users will also be able to download it through PCs and Sony Ericsson has promised that it will soon launch videos which will show the practical demonstration of new and improved software on 2011 Xperia Smartphones.

Sony Erricson Xperia Smart Phones Smart Design

Sony Ericsson Xperia arc is intended to be daring with Mobile BRAVIA Engine and Sony Ericcson Xperia Play is designed to be a reality with Sony Play station. Xperia Arc is lighter and slimmer than Xperia Play with a weight of 117g and just 8.7 mm thickness. Xperia Play has a 12 key input mode along with QWERTY keyboard and dedicated gaming keys while Xperia Arc only has a QWERTY keyboard. Both Sony Erricson Xperia Smartphones can auto rotate i-e Switch from vertical to horizontal mode by rotating the phone. Arc is available in Midnight Blue and Misty Silver while Play is accessible in black and white.

Sony Erricson Xperia Smart Phones Operating System

Both Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc and Xperia Play feature fastest Android (Gingerbread) OS which provides grater multitasking capability.

Sony Erricson Xperia Smart Phones Crystal Clear Display

Xperia Arc gives a Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine on the 4.2″, LED back-lit screen. While Xperia Play features the 4″ capacitive multi-touch screen, powered by a Snapdragon graphic processor, thus giving 3D graphics.

Sony Erricson Xperia Smart Phones Speedy Connectivity

Both phones depict a speedy connectivity with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth technology and GSM internet dial-up support. aGPS provides location based services. USB and microUSB are supported for greater memory storage. They also feature synchronization with Google Sync, Facebook, Sony Ericsson Sync Active Exchange Sync, Google Maps and Google Lattitude. However, Xperia Arc has ANT+ technology for Connecting wirelessly to a wide range of health and fitness products.

Sony Erricson Xperia Smart Phones High Quality Cameras

Xperia arc has a LED Flash 8.1 Megapixel Camera with smart zoom up to 2.46x. It has the capability of Red-eye reduction, Face recognition and Detection, Touch focus, Auto focus, Smile detection, Geo-tagging, Image stabilizing to reduce blurriness and features Sony’s Exmor R CMOS sensor for enhanced imaging. On the other hand, Xperia Play offers a Photo light Flash 5.1 megapixel Camera with Geo-tagging and Auto focus. There is also a front facing camera for video chatting.

Sony Erricson Xperia Smart Phones Impressive Battery life

Xperia Play offers an impressive battery life with talk time off 8 hours 25 min on GSM/GPRS/EDGE network and a talk time of 6 hours 25 min on UMTS/HSPA network. However, Xperia Arc gives only 6 hours 55 min of talk time on GSM/GPRS/EDGE and 7 hours on UMTS/HSPA network.

Sony Erricson Xperia Smart Phones Engaging Multimedia

Sony Erricson Xperia Smart Phones offer compelling multimedia

Xperia Arc allows you to record HD videos and you can also send the photos to web. HDMI support allows you to share videos to your TV.

Xperia Play is DLNA certified and gives entertainment with 3D Gaming, Gesture gaming. and Motion Gaming with real gaming controller. Sony Ericsson Music player gives engaging music with TrackID™ music recognition and PlayNow software.

Sony Erricson Xperia SmartPhones Exciting Apps

Xperia Play offers more than 200,000 apps for download from the Android market.  You can socialize freely with preloaded Facebook and YouTube. With Google Services you can check your mail from Gmail anytime and anywhere.

Xperia Arc with HD display features exciting apps including Timescape that gather all your communication activities at one place. So, get your Xperia Arc and Xperia Play now and enjoy the fastest communication with the SonyStyle.

Sony Ericsson launched the Xperia neo and Xperia pro together on 13^th of February 2011, with the launch of these two stylish and performance oriented it expected to win the hearts of Smartphone lovers. Steve Walker, Head of Marketing, Sony Ericsson said, “We want to be a leader in Android and with Xperia neo and Xperia pro, we are now are offering excellent, innovative Android choices for consumers. These latest devices combine stunning design with state-of-the-art Sony technology and a new faster messaging experience on the Xperia pro, creating an entertaining Smartphone experience.”

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Let’s look into detail the features and specifications of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo:

Design of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo

Sony Ericsson has ergonomically shaped Xperia Neo to offer ease in handing particularly when one attempts to capture the images. Plastic casing of Xperia Neo is in 2 tones, on the top its color is jet black and on the lower side it is metallic blue in color.

Display of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo

• Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo features touch screen of 3.7 inches.

Weight and Size of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo

• Weight of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo is 126 grams and its size is 116x57x13 mm.

Memory of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo

• Xperia Neo offer phone memory equal to 320 MB, whereas the microSD supports up to 32 GB. It also includes a memory card of 8GB.

Sony Ericsson-An Attractive Smartphone

Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo is quite an attractive Smartphone; from the left side it is entirely exposed but there are many functional buttons on the right side which includes the power button that can be used to lock key, a button to increase or decrease volume and a button to operate the camera.

Camera of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo

Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo features wonderful camera of 8 Megapixel which employs Exmor R CMOS sensor which facilitates the users to capture high quality stunning and bright images even in low light. Xperia Neo can also record HD videos of 720p which looks smooth, crispy and brilliant.

Powerful Processor of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo

Sony Ericsson has powered the Xperia Neo with single core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor of 1GHz which is powerful enough to meet the standards of any state-of-the-art Smartphone and efficiently performs all the functions. For instance Xperia Neo enables the users to play most up-to-date 3D games and download all the desirable apps which are offered by Android market.

Battery Timings of Xperia Neo

Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo do not offer extraordinary battery life, its batter timings are quite average. When one use it heavily like play games and listen music, Xperia Neo needs to be charged once in 24 Hours. On the other side, when you will keep the screen dim and avoid excessive use of web its battery can lasts for two days after a single time charge.

Available Colors of Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo

Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo is on hand in three colors i.e. Blue Gradient, Silver and Red.

Secret is going to be out; Sony Ericsson is launching its much awaited handset Sony Ericsson Xperia Play. If you are still an addict of PSP games even after growing up, its a good news for you, Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is a play station phone.

Sony Ericsson Xperia as a Play station

Xperia play is a new sleek smart phone plus portable gaming device, at a glance it looks like an average, touch screen smart phone with a 4 inches display. But it has much more in it. It has a slide open and surprisingly it do not have QWERTY key pad. In order to give it complete looks of a play station, the engineers has designed it in a way that you will find it a Sony play station. It has;

• 4 way D pad with directional buttons on left.

• Control keys on the right.

• Touch pad in the middle that serves the purpose of dual analog joysticks.

• Sony Ericsson Xperia, gives you an option if you don’t like to use directional buttons then, you can use the touch pad to play your favorite games and Vice versa.

• Xperia play has 6-axis motion control via an accelerometer and e-compass.

• 7 games are pre-loaded in Xperia play. One of them is “Star Battalion”, multi players can play this game via game loft live. Up to three players can sync over Wi-Fi.

Features

• Xperia Play is not all about gaming; it has lots more in it.

• Sony Ericsson Xperia is a full featured Android phone.

• Includes Wi-Fi.

• Dual camera.

• Exchange and Anti-sync support.

• Gaming controls: Can be used to navigate non game applications e.g. scrolling or tabbing through websites.

• 1-GHz snap dragon 8255 processor with Gingerbread platform, that provides battery efficiency and fast response which provides help while playing games.

• You can also embed Sony media player on home screen.

Build & Design

• Sony Ericsson Xperia Play has a 4-inches screen with 480 x854 pixel resolution that provides gaming pleasure.

• Due to LED-backlight screen, the imaging is exceptionally contrasted and, colors seem very attractive.

• There is a sliding panel, behind the screen with the set of control buttons. Due to its slide mechanism Xperia Play looks very solid and compact.

• Excellent sound.

Performance

• Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is a vey smart phone by nature, and with Google Android OS 2.3, it is really suited for gaming (software & hardware wise).

• When the phone appears in market, above 50 games will be available.

Sony Ericsson has tried to kill two birds with one stone- Sony Ericsson is aiming to capture the younger as well as older people, as its target market. Sony Ericsson Xperia play is such a handset you can not hide it from your children, and siblings who are found of PSP games.

Put a large number of gadgets, an equal number of reporters and some really tech-hungry geeks in one place and this is what you get: Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2011. This year CES was held in Las Vegas Convention Centre. The event itself was quite the usual; lots of high tech cool stuff to be unveiled and lots of people eagerly waiting for it to start. What you witness at CES is equivalent to organized chaos, and within this chaos, people find the things that they love, ogle at them, compare them, and then leave with open mouths and gaping eyes, arguing with their friends which gadget was the coolest, which innovation deserved the most praise.

This year, in Las Vegas, the CES was a mixture of bitter-sweet feelings for all the attendees; journalists, tech lovers, professional analysts. There were things that they loved and hated; Form a disappointing performance of one of the most hype-creating gadgets to the PC that served ice cold beer (Yes! There was one).

After a few days of pushy crowds and noisy show floors, here are some of the highlights of the show: some were the biggest falls and some were the biggest hits.

This year’s event came with a complete change of mode-of-data-transfer, and what a way to ditch those slow CDs. A large number of the digital press kits used by the organizers and brands were in the form of USBs and some of the companies had their data travelers made in the form of their products like Olympus’s looked like a tiny DLSR and Casio’s looked like their recently announced Tryx camera. Apart from this the celebrities also made appearances in one form or another; Lady Gaga with her poloroid glasses, 50 Cent’s new really cool headphones and, parents beware for this is their worst nightmare, T-Pain’s new microphone that makes a person’s voice just like him .I guess the days when CES looked more like a tech show and less like the Grammys.

Let me ask you guys one question. Where did all the cool robotic innovations that we usually see at CES go?? I mean, it is the biggest technology and an excellent platform for someone to show the world a few cool robotic innovations. The robotics were totally missing from this year’s CES. Apart from the few weird looking window-washing robots and a Pleo Dino Bot that looked out of place. Also, what was up the cyborg suited guys selling the custom skins for gaming consoles?? I do hope for mankind’s sake that this will not turn into reality where our robotic buddies would be selling skins for our devices.

Tablets; what a disappointment they turned out to be. A large number of the “plastic slates” were to be seen at the show however few stood out. After a day of watching these devices, it can be said that the iPad will not be feeling its position of the first really ‘good’ tablet threatened by much. There will not be a mrket for such the tablets shown at the CES. Of a few that did stood out, one of them that caught my attention was Motorola’s Xoom. With its 10.1 inch screen, a Verizon LTE 4G wireless, an SD card slot, a USB port and 32GB HardDisk storage space, I do feel that the Xoom has what it takes to challenge iPad. in addition to Motorola’s Xoom, another tablet that a lot of people’s attention was RIM’s Playbook Tablet. Believe me people, the looks of the QNX operating system’s user interface was really impressive. Sprints 4G Playbook tablet also looked good with its streaming Playbook playback and WiMax radio. He tablet will be available for sale in this summer.
Before this year’s CES had commenced, there was some strong hype building around Android 3.0 or “Honeycomb”, an Operating System designed for Android tablets. However, these tablets were nowhere to be seen. Most of the tablet makers displayed tablets running on older versions of the OS and an in-depth analysis of these tablets would have been a complete waste of time.

The most encouraging response at the CES was perhaps shown mobile phones. A lot of android phones were at the show, and do they have some big gaming potential, or what? Well, LGs Optimus 2X and its gorgeous display is perfect and playing games like Fruit Ninjas was actually fun. However, LG Optimus Black was actually quite disappointing. With its ultra thin 9.2 mm thickness, the phone feels quite vulnerable and it feels as it would break in ones hand. The phones new NOVA screen, which was supposed to makes the black parts more dark and the whites more light, was not good at all as some images looked hazy and distorted.

Sony Ericsson came back with a bang! The Xperia X10, an outdated cell phone was shown at the CES, nobody knew that the company would show one of the coolest smart phones; the Xperia Arc. With the latest version of the Android OS, the ultrathin screen and HDMI, the phone will be an immediate hit. Apart from this Sony Ericsson, a small number of phones incorporated the Android 2.3 aka “Gingerbread”, but a large portion of the Androids did not contain the new operating system, which was quite disappointing. During the last few years, attendees were not allowed to touch the gadgets on display. However, at CES in Las Vegas this year, touching the phones was allowed and the people went cell-phone-touch crazy and everyone went home happy.

Who said that green tech is not practical? Whoever said that had better eat their words. The new Eton Soulra XL is boom boxes in the form of shoulder bag. They run 4 hours on a wall charge and with a classy solar panel unhooked at the back, the gadget can go twice that long.

If you are into spy stuff or if you are really serious about your house’ security, then you have got to love TP Link’s Wireless Cam/ Till Surveillance Camera. The device provides remote control service that we usually see only in the movies. You can pan, zoom, tilt the lens and preset viewing angles. Cool, huh?

At the CES, there were a fair number of TVs connected by the web. But here is the funny part; the TVs had no Wi-Fi. The first Wi-Fi enabled PCs came in 1999 and the companies are still stuck with cable connectivity for TVs.

With Intel’s new WiDi 2, one can stream a 1080p video directly from ones PC (with an Intel chip, of course) to a HDTV with a WiDi adaptor connected to an input. This is good compensation for buying Intel notebooks with higher price for you can then have fun by watching your videos on your HDTV.

So, this CES 2011 was full of ups and downs, with more downs than ups, I think. From the absence of good tablets and Android 2.3 phones to the cool Xoom Tablet and robotics failure at the show and celebrities trying to show off their gadgets, I think the that the standards fallen. But hey, that’s just me and maybe I am wrong.

The walkman series of Sony Ericsson is one of the most appreciated series of mobile phones offered by the company. This year the company has brought some new excitement into this series and the main member is the ‘Sony Ericsson Yendo’ that is the very amazing touchscreen walkman phone offered by the company.

Here I am planning to do a little review of this phone and the let the readers know that what actually is the new arrival that the company has released? From the external view this phone is absolutely stunning and it comes in a vast variety of color options that are all very elegant.

This phone has not only got a very modern name but it has also got all the capabilities to bring style in your life. The company has released this phone in its lineup of affordable handsets so the youngsters should not get afraid of a lofty price tag.

Features:

1. Being a walkman phone, this handset is coming with a very new and amazing feature that has been given the name ‘TrackID’. Just records a few seconds of music on this phone and it will tell you the album name, artists name and other necessary information related to that phone.
2. The social networking feature of this phone is also very nice; it lets you to connect with Facebook and Twitter. Now you are not very far from your friends and family, easily share your status, updates and get connected.
3. It carries a built in 2MP digital camera which features screen view finder, dedicated menus and also the direct interaction. You can also share your photos directly over Facebook and thus creates the visual updates for your social network.
4. For the perfect entertainment this phone also carries the MediaGo application, this allows you to carry your media wherever you go. Now the file sharing between Pc and phone is also very easy.
5. The built-in email client of this mobile allows you to access your inbox and now you can also check and send emails very easily with your phone.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 94.0 x 52.0 x 16.0 mm
  • 3.7 x 2.0 x 0.6 inches
• Weight: 81.0 g
  • 2.9 oz
• Colors: Black, Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Silver
• Display: 262,144 color TFT, 320 x 240 pixels (QVGA)
• Camera: 2MP, 2X Zoom
• Browser: Obigo Q7
• Memory: 5MB, MicroSD support up to 16GB
• Messaging: SMS, Email, MMS, and Sound Recorder.
• Talk Time: up to 4 hours
• Standby Time: up to 400 hours

This new model of walkman series is thus a very advance one; unlike the previous models of walkman series this phone has got a well working touchscreen, splendid style. Another goodness that is brought for this phone is that it features the android specific applications like Google search, Maps, Google Talks, Google Docs and many other such applications. Thus we can say that this phone is a very amazing blend of style and specifications that is also available in a good price tag.

Sony Ericsson is in for the competition with its Xperia X10 Mini Pro. This small and tiny cell phone by Sony Ericsson will take you by surprise with its full QWERTY keyboard and features of a nice smartphone. This phone does not have to do much for being prominent; its tiny form makes it pretty prominent (paradoxically).

Let us have a look at its specs and features.

Specs:

• 90 x 52 x 17 mm
• 120 g
• TFT capacitive Touchscreen 16M colors
• 240 x 320 pixels, 2.55 inches
• Physical slide out QWERTY keyboard
• Scratch resistant surface
• Timescape UI
• Accelerometer sensor for UI auto rotate
• 3.5 mm audio jack
• 128 MB internal memory
• 2 GB microSD card included, expandable up to 16 GB
• GPRS class 10
• EDGE class 10
• 3G: HSDPA, HSUPA
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth
• USB
• 5MP camera with auto focus, LED flash and geo tagging
• Android OS 1.6
• Qualcomm MSM7227 600MHz
• SMS, MMS, Email, Push Email, IM
• HTML browser
• Stereo FM Radio with RDS
• GPS with A-GPS support
• MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV player, MP3/eAAC+/WMA/WAV player, TrackID music recognition, Digital compass, Google Search, Maps, Gmail, YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk, Document viewer, Voice memo, T9
• Battery talk time up to 4 hours

Features:

Xperia X10 Mini was a nice phone indeed, but thee were some lacunas that had to be filled in the newer version. The company has taken the right step by introducing the Mini Pro in market as this latest mini phone fills up most of the lacks that Mini had created. The Mini Pro comes with a full QWERTY slide out keyboard which is absolutely an essential feature of a smartphone. It is as little as a phone with full QWERTY keyboard could be. Although we do not have a high end display here, but the picture is (overall) really nice and display is vivid. The front pane hosts three buttons for menu, back and home. To avoid accidental press, a quite flat power button is situated on the upper side. The phone is a small machine; and keeping this in mind the performance quality of its keyboard is outstanding.

Photo by CCS Insight

The phone is running on Android 1.6 Cupcake, and the company is trying to upgrade it to Android 2.1 Éclair. At the four corners of home screen, the most used widgets have been placed. Though there is message composer, phonebook, music player and dial pad placed there by default, one can easily replace them with other widgets of one’s own choice.

The call quality and function is pretty nice, but we badly miss smart calling. The proximity sensor is a big hit that switches the touchscreen off while you hold the phone close to your face; in order to avoid clicks with cheeks. Unfortunately, one is unable to send images etc via Bluetooth; yeah this is actually true. Music and video players and video recording are of basic functionality and aren’t great. On the other hand, the FM Radio and camera are good.

Product’s Unique Selling Points:

• Ultra compact body
• Slide out full QWERTY keyboard
• Nice proximity sensor

Limitations:

• Unimpressive QVGA resolution
• Old OS version
• No Bluetooth file transfer
• No smart dialing
• Unimposing music player, video player and video recording

When it comes to innovations and technological advancement then Sony Ericsson is the company which always remain on the top list of developers because the company’s releases always brings exciting new devices with not only extra-ordinary style but also out-class features and capabilities. The Mobile world congress that was held earlier this year, received some really awesome phones coming from the Sony Ericsson’s side, the one that is under review here in this article is also a fantastic handset released in the MWC 2010, it is the ‘Vivaz Pro’ which is actually a successor of the extremely impressive Swedish-Japanese firm’s flagship models the Satio.

Photo by CCS Insight

With the sliding QWERTY keyboard, this phone is also said to be a business edition of the earlier Vivaz handset. The keyboard has though brought a bit of thickness to this handset but dimensions wise it is quite compact and nice. One of the feature which should be called as its main focus is the one touch HD video with continuous auto focus. The 3.2 inch screen size is also quite well for working on such Smartphones and the touchscreen makes the navigation quite a fun. Some of the key features which you’ll surely love about this phone are: aGPS, touch UI, Media Go, Face Detection, ActiveSync, Face Detection and many more. The details of the features provided in this handset have been provided in the section below.

Features:

1. This phone carries a 5.1MP camera which lets you efficiently capture the beautiful moments of your life and with that many fantastic features are provided for the picture which includes geo tagging, face detection, picture blogging, image stabilizer, smile detection, 4X zoom.
2. The most amazing platform for videos ‘YouTube’ is compatible with this handset and it gives you the freedom to share your videos with all the circle of friends in just few clicks.
3. Another nice feature is its accelerometer which lets you move in between the portrait and landscape mode by just rotating the phone.
4. The build in aGPS and with the other location based services like Google Maps and Way Finder this phone never makes you feel lost anywhere at any time. You can also add location info to your images with the help of geo tagging.
5. The Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync always keeps you in touch with others through Emails via fast and flexible synchronization.
6. The phone also lets you record videos in high definition for up to 720p and the fast video sharing also makes this activity a great fun for the users.
7. The enhanced MediaGo application makes it quite easy to bring your media with you anytime and anywhere. Now transferring media files between your PC and mobile is also no less than a fun.

Specification:

• Size: 109.0 x 52.0 x 15.0 mm
• Weight: 117.0 g
• Display: 360×640 pixel, 16,777,216 colour 16:9 nHD touchscreen (TFT)
• Available colors: white, black
• Entertainment: 3D games, DLNA Certified, Video Clips, Facebook application, Java, Video streaming
• Network:
  • GSM 850/900/1800/1900
  • UMTS HSPA 900/2100 or UMTS HSPA 850/1900/2100
• Video format: MP4, H.264, H.263, TV-out
• Audio support: MP3, WMA, WAV, eAAC+, 3.5mm headset jack
• Operating System: Symbian v9.4
• Battery: Lithium polymer 1200 mAh
• Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g, DLNA
• Browser: xHTML/HTML (WebKit web browser)

The phone is thus a very nice new handset by Sony Ericsson which is considered to be perfect as a business mobile due to it’s out-class features. The 5.1MP camera is though less than the previous Vivaz’s 8.1MP camera but the advance image stabilization technology will not let you feel this limitation.

The android competition of the international mobile markets is getting more and more intense because all of the mobile phone developers have jumped into the Android competition with their fantastic Android phones carrying some really high class capabilities. It has been reported that Sony Ericsson has increased its lineup of Android Smartphones with two new Android phones. Both of the latest models are coming with 2.55inch capacitive touch screen display with a resolution of 240×320 pixels. The sliding QWERTY keyboard is another beauty of both these Smartphones that is making than bigger and heavier than the other Smartphones of the company.

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The new application launched by the company for tracking text messaging, missed calls, facebook and twitter updates is also coming in these two phones and earlier it was available on the Xperia X10.  Being an Android phone the handsets will also be focusing on some exciting pre installed applications like Maps with street view, talk and voice search. Some other excitements which you’ll be able to enjoy with the new handsets 5Mp camera with LED flash, 3.5mm stereo headphone jack, A-GPS and FM radio. With the launch of two QWERTY keyboard enabled handsets Sony Ericsson will be able to respond to those critics that say the company has not much QWERTY enabled handsets.