17 days after Xperia X10 or Rachael’s (as we all are familiar with) launch (3rd November) Xperia X2 got its much awaited launch. Xperia™ X2 is Windows-based smartphone sporting a standard Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional OS and features touchscreen, QWERTY-keyboard and a 8.1 megapixel camera with autofocus ,the usual pnes of course 
Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10, launched on November 3 this year, is absolutely awesome. The phone sports the first Android(Donut version 1.6) based OS from the proprietors. Among the general features, it has a huge 4.0″ TFT 480×854 pixels 262,144 colour touchscreen, 8.1 megapixel camera with autofocus and touch focus, Wi-Fi™, micro USB connector and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
According to the SE portal, the UX platform builds on top of the Open OS and creates a unique Sony Ericsson user experience by combining best-in-class entertainment features with signature applications, unrivalled integration of social media services and a rich graphical user interface. The XPERIA™ X10 is the first mobile phone to truly humanise the way people interact with their phones.
Rikko Sakaguchi, EVP and Chief Creation Officer, Sony Ericsson said, “The XPERIA™ X10 is a fantastic example of our make.believe philosophy because we are pushing the boundaries of what is possible and demonstrating that anything consumers can imagine, we can make possible. With the X10, we are raising the bar we have set ourselves with entertainment-rich phones like Aino and Satio by making communication more fun and playful, multiplying and enriching opportunities to connect.”
SE has introduced signature applications like Mediascape and Timescape™, the XPERIA™ X10 lets consumers organise everything in their phone in an intuitive way:
* Sony Ericsson Timescape™ manages all your communication with one person in one place. Browse through your conversations the bright way to check out your Facebook™, Twitter™, photos, emails, and texts all in one go
* Sony Ericsson Mediascape is the smart way to get all the music, photos and videos you want from your favourite friends and artists. It accesses content from everywhere – your phone, YouTube™, PlayNow™ – and presents everything for you
WMExperts poated a really cool video on Xperia X2 and its various functionalities-
The successor to the Xperia X1,the X2 will run Windows Mobile 6.5, bringing new features such as Flash support in Internet Explorer Mobile and Microsoft’s app store, and the Windows Marketplace for Mobile. 
Sony Ericsson has also added something called the SlideView feature that notifies users to missed calls or new messages and provides quick access to them.
The Xperia panel interface is still there with 14 panels preloaded on the smartphone and 16 others available for download, including those for Skype, CNN, and Google. You also get a 3.2-inch WVGA touch screen, a full QWERTY keyboard, an 8.1-megapixel camera, and TV out capabilities.
We got leaks from Soy Ericsson’s moderate phone, Susan that sports totally new icons (perhaps keeping in mind the A2 platform phones of the company) both at the top and bottom of the screen.
Sometime back, we talked about two phones that are rumored to be the next kids on block from the Sony Ericsson camp. Thanks to our administrator Jockep, we finally caught hold of pics for the two upcoming phones. Presenting the phone that has been codenamed Sunny
We are yet to know all of its specifications but as for now, the phone has a 5 MP camera and led flash. Also, the company claims it has been designed to avoid spilling.
The wait is finally over. Sony Ericsson Satio makes a turn-about and walks the mobile ramp but with a costly gown over it. yes, you heard it right. The impressive 3.5-inches touchscreen phone, carrying a 12 megapixel camera with xenon and LED flashes with every possible connectivity option and coupled with the latest Symbian S60 5th edition OS can be yours for 550 euros or 808.16 USD!
Comverse just announced that it will assist propreitors Sony Ericsson in the manufacture of visual voicemail on its handsets for residential and business users.
“Because of visual voicemail’s global appeal, it has become a high priority to make the service available on new handsets,” said Chief Marketing Officer John Bunyan at Comverse, the world’s leading supplier of software and systems enabling value-added messaging and content services, converged billing and active customer management, and IP communications.
“Our strategic cooperation with handset leaders like Sony Ericsson,” Bunyan said, “helps ensure that new handsets can offer the most attractive and user-friendly visual voicemail experience to the broadest number of people.” Continue reading »
There’s no denying that the PSP Go, Sony’s newest portable gaming console, looks a lot like a touchscreen smartphone (think Blackberry Storm) when it is closed.
It makes us wonder what it would take from the Japanese consumer electronics giant to offer one version that comes with the features you’d expect to find on an iPhone and more.
Company reveals mobile phone components are already being used in medical equipment, consumer goods and childrens’ toys.
Sony Ericsson has revealed that it is likely to expand an innovative recycling scheme to reuse many of the components from its old phones in medical equipment, consumer goods and even toys.
Speaking to BusinessGreen.com, Mats Pellback-Scharp, head of corporate sustainability at the mobile phone giant, said that growing numbers of technology firms are realising it is more cost-effective to buy colour displays, cameras and touch-screen technologies from old phones than develop the systems themselves.
“The volume of phones we are collecting for recycling is now at a scale where it is perfectly feasible for companies to take the old components and reuse them,” he explained. “That is already happening, and you can find technologies that contain our old components.”
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