This Sony Ericsson Satio review goes in pretty deep detail with all facests of this Symbian-powered device, with each of the features poked around and swiped. This 12 megapixel super smartphone is turning many heads, and Sony Ericsson really needs it to be successful…have they succeeded in erasing the memory of nightmarish experiences like the P990?

Oh, and it lasts for 25 minutes…get comfy and enjoy!

The hottest handset to come from Sony Ericsson is not the recently revealed W205 Walkman phone, but rather a new Android powered installment in the luxurious Xperia range!

The Rachel’s amazing next-gen UI has drawn droolers and detractors in equal measure, whilst the first visual proof we had was a silver smartphone device.

Now we see that the XPERIA sequel will also be available in a darker shade for those trying to remain incognito…and it remains gorgeous.

Details remain ethereal for the moment, concrete info when we get it!

With Sony Ericsson using Saturday morning anime characters to name their latest entertainment phones, it is calming to know that they have also managed to maintain the old convention of letter+three-digit number for the more basic handsets.

The Sony Ericsson T715 (ahh…feels like home) is a thoroughly unassuming handset, with a large button keypad, a 3.2 megapixel camera, and 3G connectivity. No gimmicks, no hooks for the marketing man to spin a pretty web of lies, just core functionality.

The T715 does however have a ‘Smart Desktop’ (uh-oh, sounds complicated!), which keeps reminders of all important events and information on the home screen for quick and easy access. Phew, was worried that they were going to get all revolutionary for a second, there!

The 90MB of internal memory also has a microSD slot to add a bit more oomph for music and movie storage, and the 2.2″ screen is perfect for the pre-installed Google Maps and Accuweather applications.

If you like your phones utalitarian, this is the one for you.