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The Android phone market is now larger thanks to the release of the sony ericsson Xperia X10. the dimensions of the device are akin to most you would find on an Android smartphone, at 130 grams in weight and 119 x 62 x 13mm in size. You can perform functions quickly thanks to the 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, making browsing the Internet, checking emails and downloading apps faster than ever before.

The User Experience, or UX, interface introduced with the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is new to the market, and it is specially designed to simplify and streamline the way in which information can be accessed. Everything from social networking and contacts to your media is placed in the same database, so when you look up a particular contact, you will see all of their Facebook information, as well as photos they have been tagged in and their text message history with you. Everything you need to know about that person is right at your fingertips with the help of this interface.

The touchscreen is also quite impressive, measuring in at 4? with a resolution of 480 x 654 pixels. The scratch resistant surface of the touchscreen is an innovative feature no other smartphone has introduced yet, and vastly improves the life and durability of your smartphone. If you like taking pictures, you will be impressed with the 8.1 megapixel camera featured in the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. The pictures are of such a high quality that you will be proud to upload them to any social networking site, or even print them off and frame them.

An MP3 player and video recorder are two of the other impressive functions of Sony Ericsson’s new smartphone. It will support WMA, WAV, MP3, eAAC+ files, and many more. It comes equipped with a fully functioning web browser with integrated social networking functions for Twitter and Facebook. The connection options are standard, as with other Android devices, and include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, EDGE, GPRS, and 3G HSDPA. The Xperia X10 comes with an internal memory of 1GB and 8GB of external memory for the micro SD slot, although users may purchase up to 16 GB of additional external memory. The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is a great way to introduce yourself to the smartphone market, or even just to upgrade your existing phone. It is certainly one of the phones of 2010.

So many applications are offered in the series Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, impressing that this phone will only be “sold” to users who belong to the gadget freak, or who likes tinkering with. If so, is Sony Ericsson’s creating a niche market for Xperia X10?

Hirokazu Ishisuka, Corporate Vice President, Head of Asia Pacific Region from Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, does not agree with these assumptions.

“I do not think so. With the wide variety of applications available, anyone would actually enjoy these applications. It could also because the size of screen, size, or variations of the supplied applications Android Market. Also some unique application specific for Sony Ericsson,” said Hiro-san, in the Sony Ericsson Media Conference 2010 in Singapore, Tuesday (3/9/2010) evening.

Anyone will be able to enjoy this series phone, because what Sony Ericsson actually did is to make a broad series of what customers want. Therefore, by segmentation Hiro not worrying these mobile variants will be competing with each other.

“If you want a firm and which provides a very powerful solution, you can use X10. But if you want to select the type of compact size, you can choose X10 Mini. The phone is really fit in the hand,” he said.

Sony Ericsson Vivaz has another segmentation. This series is intended for mobile multimedia user who want to create high-quality video. Would you prefer a total touch screen design or with sliding keypad with the addition of a QWERTY keyboard? Two options are also provided by Vivaz and Vivaz Pro.