Here are screenshots of some of the different home screens available in XPERIA. The XPERIA panels are fully customizable, and will all change accordingly to what happens.
The first picture displays the business home screen with a large clock, links to messages, calls and live calender posts.
The second one is the calendar overview, which pretty much does the same as the first one, but with a better overview of the camera and upcoming schedules.
The third one is the media one with links to music, videos, photos, games and alike. This is somewhat reminding of the current Media menu in A200 phones, and the W960 as well as the newly announced G700 & G900 offerings. Videos can be watched in a simple way with large controls.
Fourth screen shot is the photo album. Here you can very easily navigate using your finger on the touch screen, the 4-way key or the optical navigation by wiping your finger across the edge of the display.
Fifth and final screen shot is the upcoming PlayNow look. Easy navigation with your finger, and also finger scrolling.
The videos are flying thick and thin today! Here we have a video of the Q&A session at last night’s Sony Ericsson event. The topics covered include whether the XPERIA series is tied to Windows Mobile, and handset release plans for North America.
myphone.gr has posted a mini-review of the W980 Walkman handset. It’s not an in-depth review, but does give a nice little taster of what the W980 has to offer.
Here are some screenshots of another video of my boss in Barcelona at the Sony Ericsson booth. This video is in Danish, though, but if anyone wants a peek at the live footage, you can check it out here.
Readers at SE-NSE has to read this post at USEB to see the picture gallery.
Here’s a live photo of the upcoming Sony Ericsson BeiBei. It is set to be announced this Wednesday along with the über-high-end ‘Paris’ at the UIQ press conference. You saw this first at USEB.
This video preview - courtesy of PortableGear - shows the G900. It shows how the camera works, and also how the new menu system, I was talking about (for the P5), works. As I said about 2 weeks ago, it’s a new system where you can navigate through different active home screens.
Posted by Michell | February 12th, 2008 
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