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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini – Coming Soon
Sony Ericsson look set to have a huge impact on the mobile handset this summer with the announcement of the release of the new Xperia X10 Mini, hot on the heels of the well received Vivaz. As the name suggests the device is a smaller 
version of the Xperia X10, but rather than shaving of a few millimetres here and there, Sony have totally re designed the chassis, leaving us with an attractive and truly compact mobile phone.
If we put the units physical size to one side for a moment, the other standout feature of the X10 Mini is its excellent user interface. This is named MediaScape UI and is responsible for handling the multi media content. The system does work very well with regards to how the user can view contact information. Selecting a contact does not only bring up their details but a full history of contact you have had with this person, along with a host of other information gathered from sites such as Facebook and Twitter, including status updates.
This is a very clever way of viewing such information, putting everything you really need to know all in one place, rather than relying on the user to access it via various apps and features. Managing your media content is a very easy experience. For example holding your finger on a music track will look up the song on YouTube or alternatively via a Google search. A handy “Never Played” playlists allows you to rediscover tracks you forgot you had.
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The Nokia C5 is a Perfect Choice For Business Users
Mobile phone giant Nokia has recently released the C5. This handset cleverly combined Smartphone Technology with an understated appearance of everyday handset. Whilst many Smartphones a manufactured simply to offer aesthetic appeal, the Nokia C5 provides comprehensive technology which ticks all the boxes.
In order to connect to the Internet, the Nokia C5 relies on 3G coverage, in which an HSDPA connection provides access to the Internet at speeds of up to 10.2 mega bytes per second (along with HSUPA at 2 MB per second). EDGE & GPRS provide the Nokia C5 with its initial method of network connectivity, both of which and class 32 versions. In order to connect to compatible handsets in the same vicinity, Bluetooth is provided as standard which allows a number of tasks to be carried out ranging from sharing contact information to swapping media files. In order to connect to computers, a micro USB Port is provided which allows users to back up contact information or manage media files along with a number of other tasks.
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