The last 2 phones I have had were Sony Ericsson Walkman Phones, I had those as I thought it would be beneficial to have a phone and an mp3 player in one then I decided I didn't really need a contract anymore and went to pay and go. A good few months later I found out I was pregnant and decided that I needed a better phone as my W910i had finally given up the ghost after 2 years. I went back onto a contract phone and had a decision to make, i phone, vivaz or the Xperia X10 and I picked the Xperia X10 mainly because it seemed to have all that the iphone did and more. *~*What's in the box*~* I ordered my phone via phones for u as they ...  Read the complete review

It has to be said, for someone who works in a relatively high speed technical environment, my own knowledge of phones, dongles, computers, etc is pretty limited. It's only down to limited exposure; if I see something or have a chance to play with it myself, then I eventually figure it out. However, I am not really interested, I just like a computer, camera, phone which will do what I want it to do. So when my upgrade date passed I was stumped, having been an avid Samsung fan for a long time, I was nervous about selecting another manufacturer, but Samsung didn't have a newer model on my network than the phone I had, and I am loyal to my network. I set about creating a ...  Read the complete review

Introduction: Sony Ericsson have a bit of a dodgy track record as far as I am concerned and this seems to be backed up by a string of complaints regarding build quality and reliability. Nethertheless I have still had a few SE handsets over the years and they do occasionally produce some great examples. Currently pushing the newest phones in their Xperia range (the Arc and the Play) they still have some premium handsets to choose from that now fall into the 'mid range' price category. One of these is the Xperia X10 which on the face of things is a very impressive phone. First Impressions: This phone is large. There is no escaping that but ...  Read the complete review

This is my 5th Sony Ericson phone. This smart phone will deliver you the best possible sound from an MP3 player / phone, smooth bass and lots of detail... but other that that I would consider it to be nothing more that a glorified email checker. The phone will hang on you, and has lots of glithes. When you have to answer a call, you sometimes get the option to answer/reject but more often you have to go through the whole start up procedure and rub your finger the length of the screen. When making calls you will find yourself touching the screen possibly two / three times to access contact information. The dialer software is very poor and as of yet I have ...  Read the complete review

Okay so after much umming and ahhing (much to the annoyance of the sales assistant), I finally decided to go for the brand new SE Experia X10 on Vodafone - £35p/m for 500 minutes and unlimited texts. In truth my requirements were pretty basic: e-mail on the go; internet access, and a decent camera. This phone definitely delivers. The X10 is absolutely overflowing with features and works a charm. Straight out of the box the phone is easy-to-use and makes use of its massive 4" display, on which the clarity is unbelievable. One of the main marketing points of this phone is 'Timescape', which collates all of a user's tweets, status updates, texts and ...  Read the complete review