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Here’s good news for people who have been looking forward to the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10, the device will be getting a software update to the Android OS.
Originally, the X10 was going to come shipped with the Google Android 1.6 Donut operating system. With the Nexus One already out and the Bravo launching alongside the X10, the high end Sony Ericsson phone would end up having the lowest version operating system among its competitors. Fortunately it has already been confirmed that the X10 will get an Android update pretty soon. As to when the update will be released and what version will be available still remains to be seen. Optimally, the update for version 2.1 will come out right before the device launches on March.
The XPERIA X10 was originally meant to be released sometime last year before it was pushed to January and now, end of Q1. While it is never a good sign to see a phone delayed so much, this is pretty much par for the course when it comes to SE phones. Anyway, the update is great news because this means that the phone’s features will be fully utilized by both the Android OS and the Timescape and Mediascape UI.
The phone will come with a Snapdragon processor clocked at 1GHz and will have a 4 inch capacitive touch screen. The built in camera on the device is an 8 mega pixel snapper. It has been reported that the device might be coming to T-Mobile and to Vodafone as well.
Aside from the X10, Sony Ericsson will also be releasing the Symbian 720p HD recording mobile phone, the SE Vizaz. No word yet on the price of the two devices.
Get the full scoop on the new OS update for the X10 from Know Your Mobile.
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The media player included with the Aspen comes with a high degree of music and video playback with support for popular formats such as MP3 and WMA for music and MP4 and WMV for video. While the Aspen only comes with a limited 100MB of internal storage space this can be easily increased to 16GB with microSD cards. A 4GB microSD card is included with the phone.
Like all Sony Ericsson Greenheart phones the Aspen is produced with minimal waste and by using as much recycled materials as possible. As well as using recycled plastics and metals, Sony Ericsson has tried to refrain from using toxic materials that are used in the production of most mobile phones that can render them environmentally hazardous when discarded.
It is commendable that Sony Ericsson is trying to make some sort of effort with regards to the environment (and seems to be one of the only major mobile phone manufacturers to do so), but with earlier Greenheart phones this had seemed like a bit of gimmick or an empty gesture – as the only thing that marked the phones out were their green credentials.
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The Vivaz comes with a 3.2″ TFT screen that employs over 16 million colours and delivers the highest quality HD visuals to be found on a phone. It uses a high resolution of 360 x 640 that offers true 16:9 widescreen proportions that are ideal for watching widescreen videos on.
The main selling point of the Vivaz is its support for HD video, both through its media player and camera. The 8.1 megapixel camera would be classed as a very high quality camera just for its still photography alone with features including an LED flash, autofocus, touch focus, face and smile detection and geo-tagging. However, what sets it apart from other phone cameras is its ability to record 720p HD video. The video camera comes with an additional video light and can record videos in a high resolution of 1024 x 720.
Like its predecessor the Satio, the Vivaz runs on Symbian S60 5th Edition. The OS is powered by a 720MHz processor and PowerVR SGX graphics acceleration.
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