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Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 finds a home in the States: AT&T
November 21, 2009 | by Evan Selleck
Android, Android OS, Android Phones, Carriers, Sony Mobile
You really do have to love spec sheets. Where would we be without them? Nowhere, that’s where. Let’s face it, you turn up gold when you look hard enough. Take the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 for example. Probably the boldest, most definitive handset the manufacturer has ever put out, and the rumor mill has definitely had its way with the upcoming (and by upcoming, we mean, upcoming) device. Rumors had put the Android-powered phone in the realm of T-Mobile, but as the guys over at Phandroid discovered, that’s apparently not the case.
At this moment in time, as it stands, two handsets are apparently slotted for AT&T shelves. Which is a lot more than there were a month ago, considering AT&T was pretty headstrong in its defiance of the Android Operating System. But now we’ve got a doozy on our hands. Of course, the X10 is still a ways away, but that glimmer of 800/850/1900/2100 3G bands at least makes AT&T look a bit better. No, not right now. But you know, some time in the future. Maybe.
There are a plethora of videos about this device, some of them great and some of them fitting quite nicely on the other side of that spectrum; but no matter what, Sony Ericsson is determined to provide a handset that revolutionizes the way we move around the Android platform. Will it be a good thing, something you shrug your shoulders at, or just another attempt that we will all forget about sooner than we imagined? Only time will tell. Oh, and your pocket book. Don’t forget your pocket book.
[via Engadget]















sorry, but I've said it before. Old operating system on an over priced device on AT&T's network = FAIL.
True story.
That will be the sweetest looking device that nobody buys.
Sony keeps missing the boat; they missed it on MP3 players, and now phones. Great looking phone, (over priced) on a network that has issues (over priced). HTC is going to take over the phone market. Like Apple did with MP3
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 its not actually nice about app and desktop I see Htc hero its better than Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10