Sony Ericsson Striving For a Top Shelf Position With New Walkman Phones

Sony Ericsson has been in the mobile phone marketcamera, the Satio is one of the better products in the
for years however their brands have not quitecell phone as well as the digital camera market. It uses
crossed over into the forefront. The recent explosiona LED and Xenon flash, a feature that gives you a
of touch screen devices has given manygreat picture in a wide range of conditions. Not only
manufacturers the opportunity to explore newdoes this phone have a 3G connection and up to 64
markets and in the realm of touch screen cell phonesMB of phone memory, it also provides Wi-Fi
Sony Ericsson has definitely taken a step forward withconnectivity to keep the user connected no matter
the release of several excellent products.where they may end up.
Sony Ericsson phones have always been associatedEricsson's W995 was released in mid 2009. Weighing
with Symbian, the smartphone operating system thatin at 4 ounces, this phone is a very nice fit for those
has become very popular. Symbian produced twowho want a smaller device. The W995 has the shake
platforms, S60, and UIQ, the later of which wascontrol for orientation and the SensMe feature as well.
adopted by the Ericsson phones. Symbian howeverAlthough the display is a bit smaller than its competitors
stopped supporting the IUQ platform last year in favorat 2.6 inches (240 x 320), the 8 megapixel camera can
of S60 and the Ericsson phones have suffered.provide very nice photos for such a small device.
Although the company continues to support SymbianFinally, the Eicsson Xperia X10 is a newly released cell
with phones such as the Satio and the Vivaz, thephone and is powered by Android, Google's operating
Xperia X1 and X2 are on the Windows Mobilesystem for hand-held devices. The previous Xperia
platform and the x10 is on Android. This gives Ericssonphones were one of their most successful and the
a very wide range of platforms to offer which is veryXperia 10 hopes to follow suit with a 4.8 ounce, 4 inch
uncommon in the industry. CEO Bert Norberg has saiddisplay (480 x 854), 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity as well
that they would even consider a fourth platform if theas an inboard GPS system.
opportunity were to present itself.With these three cell phones Sony Ericsson continues
Ericsson's Satio is a great phone. Weighing in at 4.4to keep its foot in the door of the top selling cell
ounces with a three and a half inch touch screen (360phones as we enter a new era of touch screen hand
x 640) display, intuitive controls, and a 12 megapixelheld devices.