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There has been a fair amount of speculation as to Sony Ericsson’s plans regarding Windows Phone 7. At one point there was even a  rumour that a handset was in the works. However, that certainly doesn’t seem to be the case according to an interview Sony Ericsson’s head of amrketing, Steve Walker, gave to Pocket-lint.

In the interview Mr Walker essentially said that Sony Ericsson was doing pretty much nothing with Windows Phone 7 at the moment other than keeping its options open.

We’ve done a lot of work with Microsoft over the years. We’ve launched a number of 6.xx products, but we made a decision not to bring a product to market in the first wave. We absolutely maintain to keep an open mind towards Windows Phone 7. We continue to engage in a relationship with Microsoft, but we haven’t made any concrete announcement about when and how we would introduce Windows Phone 7 into the portfolio.

We shouldn’t limit ourselves to one opportunity, but we aren’t yet ready to make any specific announcement about products. At this moment in time, there is clearly a galvanizing within the industry around Android as a creditable alternative to what’s out there, and we think that’s a good thing.

Android is a clear and proven seller, customers want it and it has a firm place in the minds of the public. The same can’t be said of Windows Phone 7 … yet. It’s also worth pointing out that Sony Ericsson is a relatively small player in the grand scheme of things, they simply don’t release the same volume of high-end handsets that Samsung, for example, does. Hence pretty much every product from Sony Ericsson has to do well and they can’t really afford to take a gamble like that at the moment. At least that’s what the thinking at Sony Ericsson seems to indicate.

[via Pocket-lint]

The lack of multi-touch must surely rank near the top of the list of biggest annoyances with the X10, perhaps it is even at the top. At any rate we were told that multi-touch would be coming to the X10 after all, albeit in a limited fashion.

NTT DoCoMo has become the first in the world to offer its customers the update. The limited multi-touch support is pretty much confined to pinch and zoom gestures so no rotating gestures, etc sadly. It’s also worth pointing out that multi-touch on the X10 is not guaranteed to work with all third party apps.

Despite these limitations something is better than nothing right?

[via NTT DoCoMo]

In the latest video in their series on the Xperia arc Sony Ericsson have released a hands-on video that takes a snapshot of the camera (what a pun!).

The camera in the Xperia arc has been given a bit of a boost over the X10 on a number of fronts. For example, the sensor is more sensitive to light with a bigger aperture on the cards too. The speed of the camera has been increased too with less time between shots and Sony Ericsson claim that this will improve further before the official launch.

The interface has also been tweaked so that the user has more control over certain features e.g. the flash.

Click here to view the embedded video.

[via Sony Ericsson]

One of the issues that our key users brought up in the event in December was how difficult it was for them to use Map Reporter. They could only report an error based on their current position, or a text address search: there was obviously space for improvements.
But with this latest Map Reporter update,…

One of the issues that our key users brought up in the event in December was how difficult it was for them to use Map Reporter. They could only report an error based on their current position, or a text address search: there was obviously space for improvements.
But with this latest Map Reporter update,…

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