Only hours have passed sinceEngadget posted its exclusive reporton a new Android tablet from Sony Ericsson before Dutch gadget siteNieuweMobielmanaged to obtain pictures of a new Sony Ericsson tablet in the wild, amongst other company smartphones. Spotted at the TDIA booth at this years Mobile World Congress, Sony Ericsson’s tablet is labelled with TD-LTE markings – indicating its partnership with China Mobile – but also a 3 megapixel front-facing camera....

Yet another Sony Ericsson leak has come before us, this time its one of the most anticipated handsets of 2011; the PlayStation Phone. After theXperia Arc leakedhours before it was scheduled to be announced at CES 2011 in Las Vegas, the PlayStation Phone has surfaced in China, giving us another overview of the device but also a bit more insight into what is powering the Android gaming handset. Engadgethas confirmed that the new Xperia handset will feature a Qualcomm Adreno 205 GPU, a 1GHz Snapdragon QSD8255 processor, packing 512MB ROM as well as 512MB of RAM, a 4-inch 854 x 480 screen, a 5MP camera with an LED flash and both MicroSD and MicroSD connections....

The Xperia Play (Sony Ericsson’s PlayStation Phone) has been thoroughly outed, save a demonstration of its real gaming abilities, in variousChinese overview videosover the past few weeks and with the appearance today of a full review of the handset, the device officially holds no more secrets. A member of Chinese mobile forumePricewas able to meet a friend who had acquired an Xperia Play handset, asking if he would be interested in taking a look at Sony Ericsson’s Android gaming smartphone....

Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Arcis heading to both Vodafone and Three in the UK, with the mobile operators starting to advertise its availability on their networks earlier today. Three attempts to tease us with a cheesy introduction video,posted to its blog, that demonstrates the Arc’s features and adds that the smartphone will launch on its networks soon. The company recommends that its customers take advantage of the All You Can Eat One Plan, which will ensure users can download as much data as they wish without having check on their allowance....

Two new videos have emerged showing the impressive auto-focus capability of the newXperia ArcAndroid smartphone from Sony Ericsson, giving users a good idea of what they can expect when the device launches in a few weeks time. The videos demonstrate the Arc’s HD camera, utilising the handset’s continuous auto-focus feature which is able reduce fuzziness as a user records movies and ensure the important aspects of a scene are captured. The auto-focus can’t match a high-specced DSLR or a camcorder but the results are much better than most smartphones, especially devices that run Android....