From Wirebot: Amazon Wireless brings heat to its competition, since it is now offering the Xperia Play for the low price of $99.99 (with the standard two-year contract). More »

From Htcyou: Sony Ericsson was feeling generous at DroidCon 2010 because some lucky attenders got to witness and keep an early build of the LiveView developer SDK. Sony Ericsson also gave out some of the devices to third party plug-in developers. More »

Sony Ericsson has now created the coolest and most convenient accessory to ever clip onto your clothes or wear as a watch. It is called LiveView, and from using this you have full access to all of your phone applications without even needing to pull your phone out! More »

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As a long time Craigslist user, I am thankful for the free service that the site provides. Having completed many transactions, I, naturally, have encountered more than a few oddballs and louts through the site. The “WTB” advertisement showcased here is an example of a buyer stooping to a whole new level of idiocy in a pathetic attempt to get a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. More »

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From Htcyou: She may or may not know much or anything about the products that she sponsors, but clearly, tennis superstar Maria Sharapova’s name and face sell commodities. Sony Ericsson gets her to unbox and play with its Xperia X10 Mini Pro Android smartphone. More »

Sony’s Ericsson division of cell phones continue with its announcement of the Spiro and Zylo Walkman slider models that are coming out Q3 in select areas of the world. Like all units in the Walkman series, these are fairly small and basic cell phones that focus on music playing. Sony touts the Spiro and Zylo’s FLAC support for audiophiles, but we audiophiles know that the biggest bottlenecks of mobile audio are mostly down to mediocre DACs and headphone amplifiers, not the files, although lower bit-rate MP3s (below 256Kbps) are noticeably compressed when heard through quality earphones. More »

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From Htcyou: The Japanese are a high-tech people. Droves usually gravitate to buy whatever new piece of gear is launched. Pictured here is a long line-up for the Sony Xperia X10 at a Docomo store. More »

From Htcyou: On a 3-year term (Americans think that their 2-year contracts are interminable!), the Sony Xperia X10 is currently $149.99 CDN until April 14th from Rogers Canada. If you have spent the past six hours reading through and watching all of the X10 reviews and still feel that you must have it, then head over to Rogers and submit your digits. More »

From Htcyou: Sony’s premier Android smartphone, the Xperia X10, has been reaching reviewers across the globe, and so far, the judgments are highly mixed. More »

I feel for Jon Rubinstein. His company was the pioneer of the smartphone forerunner, the PDA (although Apple’s Newton started it all). In the late 1990s, Palm was an enviable company, but its failure to transition (successfully) its products to the smartphone market has doomed the once glorious creator of numerous beloved PDAs. More »

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From Htcyou: eXpansys UK has both the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini and Mini Pro for pre-order. The Android smartphones are scheduled to ship on April 13th in the UK. More »

“… loaded with applications and more online…” is what the advertisement for the Sony Ericsson Satio boasts while the image above is showing. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), however, is pulling a red card, labeling the advertisement as misleading. More »

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One look at those phones and you might guess that they’re Sony Ericsson phones. I did. Well, well, it looks like we were both wrong. The sleek new T1, S1, and E1 phones from Lumigon are surely a sight to behold. More »

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From Htcyou: At Mobile World Congress, Sony, like most smartphone makers, showed off new Android devices. The Ericsson X10 will come in Mini and Mini Pro (pictured above) models. More »

Set to start shipping sometime later this quarter, the Sony Ericsson Vivaz is a phone that stands out from all the Android buzz that has been going on lately. With all the focus on smartphones lately, it looks like Sony is still appealing to users that just want to use their phones for other things. More »

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