If this rumor is true, Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 will be officially announced tomorrow, June 17 at ComunicAsia event in Singapore. This picture serves as an argument to this statement. Surely this sounds cool, but keep in mind that nothing is confirmed right now, and don't be surprised if Sony Ericsson announces a completely different phone tomorrow.
It looks like Ted Morgon, the founder and CEO of Skyhook has accidentally revealed some certain details about the rumored Sony Ericsson Xperia X2. He said that the company "had been trying to get Sony Ericsson’s business for location-based services on “the X2 edition of Sony Xperia phone (Windows Mobile-based)”", but they were no match to Google’s free service.
Apparently, Sony Ericsson has issued a new firmware update for its v1.03.936.6 Xperia X1 handset. It hasn't been announced yet, so we don't have the list of changes at the moment. The update can be installed through Sony Ericsson Update Service. For more details visit XDA-Developers forum.
Finally that day has come: Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X1a is now officially available online at SonyStyle.com and a few of Sony's retailers across the USA. The handset is available for $799.99, though apparently this price doesn't include VAT.
Considering that it's an unsibsidized price, would you buy this phone now for more than $800?
All willing can now pre-order the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1a on the Best Buy site. In case you didn't know, the unlocked version will retail for $799.99, no subsidized prices are available at the moment. Don't hesitate and order one now, and you can be sure you'll receive it as soon as November 28th.
The release of the Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X1 is getting closer with each day that passes. And it's our duty to inform you on the details: the handset will be available unlocked via authorized dealers starting “Black Friday”, November 28th. Sony Style website is currently accepting pre-orders. Just don't let the price tag of $799.99 scare you off.
Those guys over at xda-developers are geniuses. Check this out: one of the members has managed to port the HTC's TouchFLO 3D user interface to Sony Ericsson Xperia X1! And the main thing is that you can actually choose between the TouchFLO and the default X1's interface when you feel like it. The first version of the port will probably be buggy, but the later builds are expected to be stable and functional.
Starting today O2 customers in Germany can finally get the new Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 for 349.99 Euros on a 2-year contract or for 619.99 Euros outright.
Instead of selling his Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 on eBay, this guy has decided to take it apart and show the whole dissection process on YouTube. If you were wondering what's inside of the handset you're eager to buy, watch the video below.
Even if you don't read books, you’ll probably find this one intersting. Sony Ericsson has released a 26 page user manual for its upcoming Xperia X1 and made it available for download. You might want to take a closer look at the phone you're intending to buy in the near future.
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