Sony Ericsson has today unveiled three new Android smartphones, introducing the new Xperia Neo, the Xperia Pro and finally confirming the Xperia Play. The Xperia Play, also known as the PlayStation Phone, will launch in March, hitting the market as the first official PlayStation Certified device. It has a 4-inch FWVGA display with a 480 x 854 resolution, 5.1 megapixel camera, 8GB microSD memory card, with 400MB of internal memory....

Eager to put an end to rumours that the Xperia Arc will be receiving an Android 2.4 upgrade, Sony Ericsson executives have denied its super-thin handset will launch on anything other than Android 2.3. Speaking at an informal event demonstrating the new Xperia Arc, executives noted that whilst Sony Ericsson engineers are testing all available software options for its devices, Android 2.4 would not ship at launch, it was evident that the individuals involved knew nothing of the launch upgrade....

Sony Ericsson’s new PlayStation phone, otherwise known as the Xperia Play, is going to be in shorter supply on its April 1 launch after it emerged freight issues are impacting shipments into the country, affecting Vodafone customers that have pre-ordered their devices. Sony Ericsson confirmed the delay, issuing a statement: We can confirm that the Xperia™ PLAY handsets are still planned to launch in the UK for 1st April, as originally communicated....

Whatever’s happening over at Sony Ericsson at the moment is anyone’s guess but we are starting to like what is coming out of the company as of late. Youmay rememberwhen Sony Ericsson announced its latest line of Xperia Android smartphones that it would no longer fully support the upgrade of its existing X10 range, only committing to introducing pinch-to-zoom and not a full firmware update. Today, things have changed. Instead of leaving its X10 handsets on Android 2....

We can’t profess to knowing much about the new Sony Ericsson MT15i (also currently known as the Vivaz 2) but that doesn’t mean enterprising smartphone god Eldar Murtazin isn’t able to get his hands on the device and allow one of his colleagues to give it acomplete review. The MT15i looks to be another unconfirmed Sony Ericsson handset that fits into desirable and high-powered category. The device is likely to place itself the mid-range Android smartphone market, providing excellent company to the much-publicisedSony Ericsson Xperia Arcand the soon-to-be-announced Xperia Play (or we all know it, thePlayStation Phone)....