Sony Ericsson P910i

Its a ver good phone.I have had it for two years and not need to change it.Even though the newer phones are coming out with more features this is still matching up to them. The screen is superb, it's also one of the best handset,which flips over and is perfect for looking at photos and dipping into websites. This is the most flexible smart phone.Every part is filled with features and is a great camera too.Excellent for downloads.Full PDA functionality; clear screen; integrated camera; good call quality. Smartphone packs every feature a power user could want: full PDA-phone functionality,camera, Bluetooth, removable storage, a large, clear, bright ...  Read the complete review

The Sony Ericsson P910i, is great for a buisness person's, who wants to keep organised, with schedule's, also great for keeping up with emails, recieve and send. Great for personal files, such as music, videos and pictures. Only problem the Sony Ericsson P910i is very stylish (good looking) and is very big and bulky! Overall a very good phone, must buy if you want to keep organised!! - comes with 512mb card to store music, videos and pitures files also can upgraded the memory ...  Read the complete review

I bought my mine as an upgrade, from dismally poor phone (of which I cannot disclose for legal reasons) and immediately I was overwhelmed with the ammount of amazing new features that were available to me, for example the email feature made life so much easier, and being a busy person I wrote a lot of emails and word documents as well. The best thing though is that even a year after buying this I was still having conversations with people I didn't even know starting by them seeing me using the touch-screen feature for doing just about everything (touch-screen is optional, you can also use the conventional method) and they said to me "You've got handwriting ...  Read the complete review

I have now lost count of how many phones I have had. After my poor, poor T630 had a nasty sand incident, which was then worsened by some reddragonflame repair work-gone-wrong, I decided maybe I should take my business to another phone. I was coming up to 18, so I thought, hmm, I think it'd be good to get a contract. Being the clever bugger that I am I figured that getting an O2 contract phone would mean that when the contract expired and I got to keep the phone, I would be able to use my O2 genie sim card if I didn't enjoy the contract. So, with this in mind I trotted off to the O2 store in my local city centre. After once more having to fight my ...  Read the complete review