We didn’t see this one coming or anything. Okay, all sarcasm aside – Sony Ericsson is just the latest of handset manufacturers to dip their feet into the Android pool. Despite a late start in the race of manufacturers, the XPERIA X10 seems to be a spectacular effort by the folks over at SE. While we’re going to have to wait until early next year to see the device, rest assured it might just be the wait.

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 is the manufacturer’s first Android phone. It is rather high-end, equipped with a 1GHz Snapdagon processor, 4-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 480×854 pixels and an 8.1-megapixel camera with autofocus. However, its software features are just as impressing. What it adds to the Android universe is a personalized interface, called UX (from User eXperience). Basically, UX combines various entertainment and social media features. Basic specifications: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 UMTS 900/1700/2100 Average Dimensions – 4.69 x 2.48 x 0.51 inches (119 x 63 x 13 mm) Average Weight – 4.76 oz (135 g) Big display – 480 x 854 pixels; 262 144 colors 8.1 megapixels Camera,

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 is the manufacturer’s first Android phone. It is rather high-end, equipped with a 1GHz Snapdagon processor, 4-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 480×854 pixels and an 8.1-megapixel camera with autofocus. However, its software features are just as impressing. What it adds to the Android universe is a personalized interface, called UX (from User eXperience).

ood news for all of you Windows Mobile heads out there — it’s being reported that a total of 30 new handsets will be powered the anticipated 6.5 release before the end of 2009. The director of the GCR Mobile Team Unit at Microsoft China, Benjamin Tan, has let loose a series of rumors claiming a barrage of Windows Mobile devices from Samsung, Sony Ericsson, LG, HTC, Toshiba, Acer, HP, and a few other unnamed manufacturers will be making a debut in the up and coming months. More info after the jump!

Remember when we reported Sony Ericsson’s claim that “the way you listen to music changes forever” would change on September 21st? Well it’s September 21st and I don’t really listen to music any differently than I did yesterday. Sony Ericsson was under the impression though that the MH907 motion-controlled headphones would be a real game changer. More info after the jump.

The build-up of confusion surrounding the impending Chocolate Touch has finally reached its breaking point. The beautifully designed, slim, slender BL40 Chocolate Touch will not be the next LG/Verizon introduction. Instead, the Verizon ‘focus group” came to the conclusion that the BL40 was begging for too much superficial attention and that it would only bring inefficiency. Replacing the BL40 is the VX8575.

AT&T have announced the launch of a “3G Microcell”. The Microcell is a femtocell router that will connect to the local home broadband internet connection effectively increasing 3G reception quality as well as call strength. The Microcell will cost about $150.00 and will improve upon existing call and 3G signals with no extra cost to the

For all of you loyal Windows Mobile Users that haven’t jumped ship to either Android or Apple, we have some good news. The so called “application kill switch” that has been rumored and discussed about for the past week was taken up for clarification today. More info after the jump!

A close look by analysts feel that Palm is facing hard times ahead before the holiday shopping time. Analysts say with stiff competition from Apple, RIM/Blackberry, and Motorola palm has so many smartphones on the market to fight against it could be another rough year for Palm. Not even though after its quarter sales report

It isn’t uncommon when products these days are marketed under the ever-so-hollow-phrase “we’re going to change the way you – blank.” Some companies seem to pull it off, but many flop. It’s a pretty big claim to make, can Sony Ericsson live up to the hype they’re trying to create? Sony Ericsson has launched a new microsite that points to a “Put your ears in control’ webcast event. More info after the jump!

Really Sony Ericsson, forever? In an industry filled with exaggerated statements and corporate blowhards, Sony Ericsson’s queerly animated teaser is right up there with promises of Bluetooth audio quality and free energy . We don’t know what’s in store for the teased September 21st event, but we’re not going to completely discount a company that has roots in the Walkman. [Via Mobile Phone Helpdesk ] Sony Ericsson promises to change things forever on September 21 originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 15 Sep 2009 06:13:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds

That Sony Ericsson Jalou we’ve heard about last week is not a Symbian smartphone after all, but a fashionable clamshell. The Jalou was just announced by Sony Ericsson, and it looks to be the same device as the Sony Ericsson Bao, leaked not long ago. Designed for women and girls, the new phone is presented as being

The Samsung Reclaim was exciting cell phone news for Mother Nature, but now it seems that a new Sheriff is to arrive in town. Mr. Eco-friendy Samsung E1107 will have its backside entirely coated in solar panel goodness. The solar panel was measured to be 1.2-mm thin and recorded to rejuvenate a powerless battery after 15 minutes of solar exposure.

Well, Sony Ericsson had a few interesting product announcements this year, and there are still these new Xperia’s yet to come. None of these products have hit the shelves yet, but that should change come this fall. Let’s hope they will help turn things around for a struggling phone maker. In the meantime Sony Ericsson seems to

Today, Samsung Mobile USA and AT&T have announced the Samsung Solstice A887, a phone that we saw just a few days ago. As rumored, Samsung Solstice will be available for purchase starting August 2. With a 2-yr contract agreement and after a $50 mail-in rebate, AT&T’s new Samsung phone can be yours for $99.99. Using Samsung’s well-known TouchWiz