Inadvertently or perhaps intentionally, Nokia officials have overlooked some documents and a video clip related to a phone to be launched this year: Nokia X10. The video has been removed from YouTube, but photocopies of technical data remained.

Nokia X10 will be a slider QWERTY keyboard that will build on Symbian OS^3. We have an ARM processor at 600 MHz, 256 MB RAM, a 3.2-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16 GB or 32 GB storage space, 5 MP camera, HSDPA, Wi-Fi and A-GPS. In other words, about all you have to have a top phone.

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Sony Ericsson has announced not just one, but three new phones to boost their current line-up. First off, we have two new iterations of the Xperia X10 – the X10 mini and X10 mini Pro.

They both come with a 2.55-inch QVGA touchscreen display, 5-megapixel autofocus camera with flash, 600MHz processor, WiFi Bluetooth, 3.5mm jack, UMTS HSPA connectivity, A-GPS and Google Maps, and Android 1.6 as its OS running in tandem with Timescape. The obvious difference between the two is the slide-out QWERTY keypad found on the X10 mini pro which should delight messaging aficionados out there.

The other new phone they introduced is the Vivaz Pro. Just like the X10 mini pro, this baby is a slightly modified version of its namesake, the Sony Ericsson Vivaz, and also boasts of a QWERTY keypad tucked underneath its touchscreen display. With the exception of its less powerful yet still very capable 5.1-megapixel camera, its specs are almost identical with the Vivaz. It’ll ship with an 8GB microSD card, and will be available in black and white colored variations. The press release of the Vivaz Pro can be found here.

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Rarely wear on you simultaneously: camera, video, MP3 player, GPS or computer with Internet access. Manufacturers have already demonstrated that a cell phone may be better than an MP3 player or a compact camera. It can successfully fulfill its role of GPS and better job on the Internet, especially on the social and information. In 2010, mobile phones will add another victim to the VC: video camera.

If only Nokia 2009 threatened (by Omnia HD) video cameras, pocket market, here, now two major companies have announced record HD phones: Sony Ericsson and Motorola models Vivaz respectively MOTOROI. And has not yet Mobile World Congress, the fair where all the phones out the ramp and cutting-edge technologies.

As tradition demands, as Samsung is the Samsung to come out with a phone pad High Definition. Nokia has left more soft lately with video cameras and mobile, but could occur anytime a surprise – not the other but have the power necessary to launch such devices. Finally, the fourth generation of iPhone will occur this year and yet we know nothing about the ‘magic’. Why not just record HD? Finally, Samsung is a major producer but has never put a price marked on the photo and video.
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Sony Ericsson Aspen, classic phone business, circulated on the Internet in January under the code name “Faith”, and today was officially announced by the Japanese-Swedish group. Aspen is based on Windows Mobile platform 6.5.3 and boasts the following facilities:

* 2.4-inch resistive touchscreen, 320 x 240 pixels
* Full-QWERTY Keyboard
* HSDPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 A2DP
* GPS, A-GPS
* Camera 3.15 MP
* 100 MB internal memory, microSD slot, 4 GB card included
* Style navigation panels XPERIA
* 3.5 mm jack
* Stereo speakers
* Standby time: up to 25 days (stand-by), 10 o’clock (talk) 12 o’clock (audio)
* Dimensions: 117 x 60 x 12.5 mm
Weight: 130 grams

As usual us lately, Sony Ericsson has chosen to achieve environmentally friendly materials and Aspen’s smartphone has given up the printing paper for the manual in PDF format. Sony Ericsson Aspen will market globally from Q2 2010 in two color themes: Iconic Black and White Silver. The price has not yet been revealed.

If you have patience until the new Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 appears to us, you can look over the fence, to Germany or Britain. Or maybe you prefer Japan. In all these countries the phone will be in stores in April, but the price is not yet known.

Strange is that it assumes that the phone will come with the operating system Android 1.6, which is rather outdated, given that there are mobile devices with Android 2.0 or 2.1 installed.

X10 will have an integrated 8 megapixel camera, 1GHz GPU, touchscreen 4 inch (10 cm) and has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS, which will cause the terminal to be one of the most expensive in the smartphone category sites. In Japan, DoCoMo will be called Xperia smartphone and will have the same technical characteristics.

While other manufacturers bet its future on Android, Sony Ericsson goes on Symbian S60. Japanese-Swedish manufacturer has just announced Vivaz model, the second Sony Ericsson phone with that operating system.

The main feature that boasts Samsung Vivaz Camera 8.1 MP is able to deliver 720p video capture format. In addition, we urge Vivaz the following technologies:
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Far from the eyes of the public indiscretion, those from Sony Ericsson is working on a phone seems to have never had before. Code called Faith and be the first phone from Sony Ericsson with portrait QWERTY keyboard type.

As you can see in the image, the terminal that runs Windows Mobile 6.5. That does not mean that it will also be sold with this version. Up will be launched on the market, is likely to occur and Windows Mobile 7.
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Dropped unofficially on the Internet, Sony Ericsson XPERIA Robyn derived from X10 and is about two times lower than this. But that facility remains in place top devices, are equipped with touchscreen and Android OS. Specific details are not known (except multiple color themes available), but because we are dealing with a smartphone can bet on the presence of HSDPA and Wi-Fi connections. New SE Robyn does not have a brand name, but names are circulated XPERIA X10 Mini. Personally, I do not think that Sony Ericsson will appeal to the name assigned and more compact version of the Nokia N97 (Nokia N97 Mini).