Sony Ericsson were smaller in presence but far larger in vision at this year’s Mobile World Congress, prepping only four phones with one clear goal – to leverage the Sony brand and push the XPERIA name even further. With a profitable 2010 and over 9 million Android-powered

Sony Ericsson are continuing to fly the flag for cutting edge design with their ‘XPERIA’ range of handsets, unveiling the Android-powered Arc to an expectant crowd at this year’s CES. The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc promises the latest version of Google’s mobile

Football fans can get closer to the weekend’s action than ever before, thanks to a partnership between Sony Ericsson and ESPN to bring all the goals, triumph and heartbreak to XPERIA devices. Anyone who buys either a Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10, X10 Mini or X10 Mini Pro between

Rumours of a Sony Ericsson – PlayStation and Xperia branded phone powered by Android 3.0 are starting to surface.
Sony Ericsson is said to be working on a hybrid mobile phone meets gaming device that …

AMOLED’s weakness is readability in direct sunlight. That’s not it’s weakness when compared to any other handset just a weakness to the mobile phone screen industry in general but one that’s topping Samsung’s technogoly …

Sony Ericsson’s style conscious XPERIA X10 mini has just become available to buy on Orange, with a exclusive lime green colourway to make the miniscule mobile even more appealing.
This sawn-off Android handset is an impressive device and the X10 mini manages to pack a 5-megapixel

As some of you may have known, my previous handset was the much anticipated Sony Ericsson X1.  It came with its problems, however thanks to the guys at XDA-Devs, some of these were rectified.
Then along …

The sad tale of the Windows-powered XPERIA X2 from Sony Ericsson continues, with its protracted journey to release in the U.S. seeing yet further delays.
Previously with a shipping date of ‘on or about’ April 29th for the X2a US model, the handset then slipped to a date

With excitement mounting over the latest range of Sony Ericsson Android phones, word has it that they may be leapfrogging the Eclair build of Google’s operating system and chomping into Android 2.2 in the second half of the year.
The Asian launch of the Android trio of the

T-Mobile are getting out the big guns in the smartphone battle against the iPhone, with an opening salvo of the Android-powered LG InTouch Max, Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 and the HTC ‘Bravo’  in early 2010.
Leading with the promise of unlimited internet for their range