Sony-Ericsson review

Friday, October 14th 2011 - 12:15 CEST - Comments: 0

S ony-Ericsson Xperia Arc review - The front of the Sony-Ericsson Smartphone is completely black with three keys on the bottom. The side has a 3.5mm headset connection, the volume key, camera key and the connection for the charger. The power key and a micro-HDMI connection are found on the top of the Sony-Ericsson Arc smartphone. After unlocking the screen, one of five screens appears. All main screens can be personalized with widgets, shortcuts and folders. By simply pushing the main screen and holding, the settings appear with which you can select their arrangement..

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Sony-Ericsson Smartphone review

This Sony Ericsson smartphone uses the Google Android Platform, although the Sony Ericsson Look & Feel is truly present. This is not a first, but for this Sony-Ericsson Arc, it is just a bit more. A disadvantage of this is that if there are a lot of changes or a lot of additions, the apps that you are used to running on your Android Smartphone may not be guaranteed to work on the Sony Ericsson Arc.

 

 

Sony-Ericsson Arc review

Multimedia is never a problem for Sony-Ericsson Smartphones. The Sony-Ericsson Xperia Arc has an 8.1 megapixel digital camera. The camera app is started by selecting camera in the menu or with the camera key on the side of the handset. Sometimes it is still handy to have a real button to take pictures with. Activating the digital camera application goes pretty fast; you can take a picture within less then two seconds. When the camera app is started, you see a number of icons for the camera settings. The focus and shutter release is also very fast, within two seconds as well.

 

 

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YouTube is also found in the menu of the Sony-Ericsson Arc Smartphone. The large display is great for watching videos and this makes YouTube extra attractive. Fun trailers or funny videos are all accessible on the go. The latest beautiful Google-service is Google Maps, including GPS navigation. The Sony Ericsson Arc is equipped with a 1500mAh Lithium Ion battery. According to the specifications, the maximum stand-by time is 430 hours and the maximum talk time is 8 hours. Read the full Sony-Ericsson Arc review and check out the Sony-Ericsson picture gallery.

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