Uh oh!
267546
11/3/09, 1:51 am EST
I think I just jizzed myself!
Is that ever a beauty. Must get......
Is that ever a beauty. Must get......
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wrenchy
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Uh oh!
267546
11/3/09, 1:51 am EST
I think I just jizzed myself!
Is that ever a beauty. Must get...... Comment posted by:
wrenchy
Nice Phone
267549
11/3/09, 5:25 am EST
Sony's this new phone is very nice and looking very attractive.its features is very interesting and new,i never see theses features in any other phones.
http://muscleforcemaxreview.wetpaint.com Comment posted by:
wtmily
That's some sweet smartphone...
267552
11/3/09, 8:01 am EST
It's a fairly large slab, but definitely packed with great goodies. As far as hardware is concerned, you can't ask for more than that. That display size is terrific. I wonder what happened to the XPERIA III which I thought was supposed to be next in the series. I'll bet the hardware cost plenty and it might be difficult for SE to turn any profits. It is a gorgeous smartphone with plenty of power under the hood if you're into specs. Nice video ad, too.
The iPhone is going to be at a disadvantage in many respects competing against larger display devices. The iPhone's form factor is basically locked due to all the accessories that have been made for it. Comment posted by:
iphonerulez
Interesting
267553
11/3/09, 8:04 am EST
With the Droid and the X10 both offering far higher resolution screens than the iPhone, how long before Apple will have to depart from having a single standard iPhone resolution???
Now there may be some good arguments against, while mobile CPU/GPU and battery power are limited, powering more detailed screens will have measurable impact - but this year is really the first point at which rival devices could start to make the iPhone look dated. Looking at the Xperia directly, my main criticism is that the interface looks a little 'busy' - the animations don't seem to have any real UI value (i.e. they don't draw attention to where things are) - and the 3D dock seems particularly bad - look how small that makes the icons after they're reduced to fit into the 3D space - there's a good reason why Apple didn't keep the same approach with the iPhone and Mac, and this seems a classic case of 'design = copy things from Apple'. The Springboard isn't exactly perfect either - but perhaps it was done that way to avoid some of Palm's patents?? Comment posted by:
JulesLt
nice specs
267571
11/3/09, 11:10 am EST
If those are real shots of its interface, though, it looks like it could use some work. Seems like a pain to use. If anyone knows how to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, that would be SE. Still, welcome back into the fight, Sony-Ericsson!
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WiseWeasel
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268455
11/13/09, 3:23 pm EST
Act 1, Scene 1 iPhone [peering over next stall]: WHOA THATS HUGE!
Comment posted by:
salazarbrujo
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268457
11/13/09, 3:36 pm EST
Dude most likely the three quarters of people buying this would not even know what that means,nor does it matter!
The Springboard isn't exactly perfect either - but perhaps it was done that way to avoid some of Palm's patents?? "" Comment posted by:
salazarbrujo
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