Sony Ericsson G900 Review

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With just one look you might not immediately tell what you are looking at is a Sony Ericsson G900 and not a Sony Ericsson G700. Very similar in design and identical in size, it would take a closer inspection to appreciate what makes the Sony Ericsson G900 special.

The Sony Ericsson G900 Look

Again, people who are familiar with the Sony Ericsson G700 will ring a bell with the Sony Ericsson G900. The differences in physical design lie in the absence of the two soft keys in Sony Ericsson G900. At the back, the camera lens of the Sony Ericsson G900 is on the left side instead of the middle.

Like other smart phones, there is also a touch sensitive screen and a stylus packed in the Sony Ericsson. In this way, you may operate your phone through the keypads, the touch screen and the stylus to your convenient. What's more, all of its connectors and button controls are wellnicely and strategically situated so this adds to the convenience and ease of use. Thus, The Sony Ericsson is easy to use and will surely guarantee you a pleasant using experience.

More Power with Sony Ericsson G900

The G900 comes ...
... with a whopping 128 MB of RAM and 208 MHz ARM in CPU which promises a smooth and pleasant operation even when you're running mutil-applications at the same time. It also has fast responds.

The Sony Ericsson G900 uses the Symbian OS. But Sony Ericsson has done its part to make the user interface quite unique and user-friendly. What's even good about the new interface is the option to have standby panels which leads to favorite features in just an instant. Of course, if you like a cleaner standby screen you can have the standard blank screen with time on it.

The secondary camera packed in the G900 makes the video calling possible. It also has the notes feature. The Sony Ericsson G900 also has a very useful task manager so switching applications is easier and convenient.

An important feature that the Sony Ericsson G900 possess is its WiFi capability. It has a capable and fast browser so using the Internet should be easy, fun and useful. Scrolling and panning is also fast and easy. Text searching and zooming are as well.

On the lighter yet more exciting note, the Sony Ericsson G900 actually has a media center where music, photos and videos are under one menu. It's was easy to find and sort tracks in the music library. The Sony Ericsson G900 is, of course, equipped with the Megabass equalizer preset so music lovers can enjoy their music to their heart's content. There's FM radio on this mobile phone too.

Also included in the Media Center is the phote gallery. You can use tags on each photo to make sorting and finding them easier. You can view them in slideshows. And you can even do it with background music depending on the mood you choose.

One thing that sets the Sony Ericsson G900 apart from its sibling model, Sony Ericsson G700, is the better 5 MP built-in camera . More features are packed in this model as well giving its users almost the same experience Cyber-shot users get from their cameras. There's a digital stabilization feature in it. You can also shoot in panorama and multi-shot mode. It's even possible to set white balance and picture size too. And with the Touch focus technology, you can focus on your main subject. Aside from photos, the Sony Ericsson G900 built-in camera can take video clips as well. While not really top-notch, its quality is also good enough for a mass consumer mobile phone.

For its price, the Sony Ericsson G900 could be the most powerful affordable mobile phone today. It's certainly worth getting and most enjoyable to use.
Jerry Smith, the editor of http://www.mobilephoneonly.co.uk. An expert on mobile phone and an observer of UK telecommunication market. He writes reviews on latest mobile phones, and also suggests promotional deals and special offers from mobile phone retailers in UK.