Sony on Tuesday announced the Xperia sola, the latest addition the company’s Android portfolio. The handset is equipped with a 3.7-inch Reality Display, a 1GHz dual-core processor, NFC and Android 2.3 Gingerbread with an upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich promised for the summer months. The Xperia sola also features “floating touch” navigation, which enables “magic” web browsing without physically touching the screen. “Xperia sola comes with the power of Sony and ... Read More

The first PlayStation-certified smartphone, Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play, is finally going to make its debut on the O2 network in UK next month. The carrier was initially expected to launch the handset in April, but reportedly software bugs found at the eleventh hour pushed its release back. Now however, we’ve got an official confirmation from the O2 blog that the issues are nearly resolved and the handset will be available in ... Read More

Sony Ericsson has just announced its first phone from the Walkman series to run Android (or the other way around). By the looks of it, the W8 is an XPERIA X8, but with a bit of fancy colors and a WALKMAN logo. Just like its brother, the X8, the Sony Ericsson W8 sports a 3-inch capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels, a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and ... Read More

We’re still hoping to see the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play released in the US, and now we’re hearing that the sleeker, Xperia Arc may debut stateside sometime this summer. Unlike the Play, the Arc may be released to the US toting GSM radios, giving AT&T and T-Mobile a good chance at grabbing the sexy handset. The Xperia Arc is one sleek handset that you immediately want to touch at first sight. ... Read More

Enhancing their Xperia portfolio in India, Sony Ericsson has launched Xperia Arc and Xperia Play priced between Rs 32,000 and Rs 35,000. Both the devices run on Android 2.3 and boasts of several high end features. Pawan Chadha, country head of Sony Ericsson India said that the company aims to be game changers and with changing social and digital media the company plans to change consumer experience. Tremendous Growth Opportunity It is ... Read More

Sony Ericsson is certainly churning out a good number of Android handsets lately, and the newest, the Xperia Acro, packs a similar punch to the rest of the line. However, this particular handset won’t be coming to the US, or anywhere else for that matter. This Xperia Arc variant will ship only to Japan. The Acro is basically a re-tooled Xperia Arc, but there are also a handful of differences for ... Read More

It looks like the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Neo won't be hitting UK shores and getting into the hands of prospective buyers as early as the 19 April. UK retailer Clove who originally reported that release date have stated that: "We published this information on good faith, but since this post, there has been discussion of delays and we have now have official confirmation from Sony Ericsson that the Neo will not ... Read More

The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Neo is on its way to British retailer Clove and it will take a couple of weeks to get there. The Gingerbread running droid is pretty close specs-wise to the Arc flagship, but with a bit less extravagance and with a price tag that's more easy to swallow. Here are the basics - a 3.7" FWVGA Reality display with Mobile BRAVIA Engine, 8MP camera with Exmor-R image ... Read More

The successor to the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini pro reminds us again of its existence through another leak. The diminutive QWERTY-side slider refreshes the specs of the original with new software, bigger screen and more powerful internals. We first saw the X10 mini pro successor (codenamed "Mango", possible real name Duo) break cover when it aced a couple of benchmarks, beating a Froyo-running Nexus One. Speaking of OS versions, the ... Read More

Here's a massive blow to the balls of many, Sony Ericsson plans on updating the Xperia X10 to Android 2.3, Gingerbread, say what? Last time we checked, or heard, Sony Ericsson chose never to update the X10 to Android 2.2 because their custom user interface made it difficult, so what really changed so much in Android 2.3 that would allow them to make the upgrade? We are baffled also. We never ... Read More