Holy $*@# this thing is tiny! Seriously! I can almost fit it in the coin slot of my jeans, and but for the slight thickness, it really looks like a kid’s toy. But rest assured, this is a phone, that can make calls, and runs Android. Android 1.6. On a 320×240″ screen. But it has [...]

Rogers is launching the Android-powered Sony Ericsson Xperia x10 mini, a very small phone trying to pack a pretty big punch. No, it’s not the more-desirable x10 mini pro, which has a slide-out landscape QWERTY keyboard, but it’s still a pretty cute little device. We hear, though, that Rogers may launch the pro version quite [...]

Rogers is usually pretty competitively priced with their phones. They can have such large subsidies because in Canada, with three-year contracts, they are guaranteed a certain amount of revenue per customer. And Rogers’ monthly charges, especially for a smartphone, are not cheap. So a few handsets are coming down in price, and while none are [...]

Update: Here is a video overview we put together to go with the review. Sorry for the bad perspective! There was a lot of anticipation in the run-up to the release of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. It was SE’s first Android handset. On paper, its specs were amazing (and still are): 4-inch 854x480px screen, [...]

We have been following the news on Sony Ericson’s hot, new Android 1.6-powered handset for quite a while now and with Rogers announcing preorders recently we can definitely feel the impending launch. We had already learned that the Xperia X10 would be available on Rogers for $149.99 with a 3-year contract and off-contract it would ring [...]

We all knew it was coming, but the Release of Sony Ericsson’s first Android phone, the Xperia X10, seems imminent on Rogers Wireless. They have just put up a landing page, detailing the specs and features, without giving a peep about the price. The Android 1.6 phone comes with a 4-inch screen, an astounding 8.1 [...]

I love technology as much as the next guy. Even seemingly useless technology catches my eye; I want to be able to control my PS3 from my laptop, my car from my phone, my lights and speakers from my iPod Touch. But still, sometimes I see technological “advances” that I just don’t understand. Sony, makers [...]