If you're kicking the SE XPERIA X10 (which was recently rooted, we might add), you can look forward to getting an over-the-air update to Froyo in the "coming weeks" according to Sony Ericsson. Hopefully the upgrade will bring some much needed speed to the X10, as many find the clunky TimeScape interface to be a bit on the slow side. Here's what was said: Hi all, Many of you have been asking about the software update coming to the Xperia X10 this summer and we are pleased to share the details of it today. This update will be gradually rolled out across our markets over the coming weeks, ...

While XPERIAS of yore have been expensive, especially in the US as those models have been sold unlocked without any carrier arrangements, the recently announced XPERIA X8 from Sony Ericsson will be much more affordable and will pack in some of the attractive features of the XPERIA X10, including the company's great Timescape and Mediascape apps and the attractive SE user interface. With the mid-range Android XPERIA X8, Sony Ericsson will be following HTC's pricing strategy releasing a high-end model, such as the X10 and the HTC Desire and then following those with mid-range models like the ...

Remember the XPERIA X10 Mini? It was announced back at MWC along with the X10 Mini Pro (which adds a keyboard). In this video from Sony Ericsson, we get a sense for how the packaging will look for the XPERIA X10. These new devices from Sony Ericsson may just be the smallest Android devices to date, with 2.55" screens at only QVGA resolution. We can see that in addition to black, the X10 Mini will have black, white, pink, red, yellow and silver backings available, with the X10 Mini Pro providing the choice of black or red. We're expecting the X10 Mini and Mini Pro to go on sale oversees in ...

After a Sony Ericsson product manager stated that the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 can't do multitouch--disappointing quite a few fans of the Android handset--British cell phone retailer mobiles.co.uk is claiming the contrary. According to the retailer, the XPERIA X10 will be getting multitouch via a software update from Sony Ericsson in the second half of this year. Consumers wishing to jump on the XPERIA X10 should be cautioned to make their purchasing decisions accordingly on features presented, not promised nor speculated future features. Especially in this case, since multitouch news ...

I got a chance to play with the Android XPERIA handsets at CTIA and Sony Ericsson did a great job with skinning Android on the XPERIA X10 and X10 Mini. In my opinion, the X10 feels a bit on the light side, though still a solid handset--from the large screen I had expected something a bit heftier. The X10 Mini was a joy and still delivers all the power of Android in a small, sleek package. There is also the X10 Mini Pro, which was unveiled at Mobile World Congress, that adds a sliding keyboard in landscape orientation to the diminutive X10 Mini chassis. The UI is really rich and sleek, ...

It's clear at MWC this year that Sony Ericsson is placing its bets on Android and not Windows Mobile. They're expanding their line of XPERIA X10 devices with the Mini and Mini Pro. Both devices, as the name implies, are smaller and less powerful versions of the regular X10. They both have a 2.55" QVGA screen (good luck using the tiny onscreen keyboard on the X10 Mini!) with a 600MHz CPU and 128MB of RAM and 2GB of onboard storage. They're running on GSM with HSDPA, and are expected to be released in Q2 2010 in many different colors. They'll also be running the heavily-skinned Android 1.6 ...

Sony Ericsson, in announcing the upgrade path for Windows Mobile 6.5.3 for its high-end XPERIA X2, has gone on record saying that its X2 Windows Mobile handset doesn't meet the hardware requirements for Windows Mobile 7! According to Sony Ericsson in detailing its Windows Mobile 6.5.3 upgrade, "Before anyone asks, no it won't ever go onto Windows Mobile 7, it won't support the hardware." It's been long rumored that Windows Mobile 7 may require some high-end specs. The XPERIA X2 has a 528 MHz Qualcomm processor with 256 MB each of RAM and ROM, but only about half of that is available to ...

If you can't wait for the XPERIA X10 to hit sometime this quarter and you're stuck on Sony Ericsson's XPERIA branding, then you'll be happy to know that you can do a brain transplant on your Windows Mobile XPERIA X1 so that it can run Android. Unlike the X10, your X1 won't have the Snapdragon processor, but at least you'll get a gorgeous sliding keyboard with this Android mod. (via: AndroidCentral)