[ratings]It’s been a while since our last post with a concept made by an Esato board user, so here we are again, with a Sony Ericsson device running Android 1.6. The design belongs to user RKSynth, who keeps it classical and simple, as far as the UI is concerned. Android 1.6 is the OS of
[ratings]Designer FreshFarfan from Deviantart created back in 2008 a Sony Ericsson phone that we love even now, the Sony Ericsson P2i model. It’s not dual core, it’s not packed with a 4 inch display or other tech wonders, but it still looks great! This is the mother of all Xperias, if you ask me. I
[ratings]Esato board member RKSynth recently published a concept that reminds us of the times when Sony Ericsson rocked the world. Well, they seem to be back at it, with the Xperia series, but there was a time when the T and P models were very loved. The handset below combines the design of a P
[ratings]We’ve seen tons of concepts on our site, but few with a CPU over 1.2GHz or 1.5GHz. Designer Frank Tobias broke the limit with his latest work, the Sony Ericsson Noxus, a handset with a portrait sliding QWERTY keyboard. This slider touchscreen smartphone uses an 8.1MP camera, a 4 inch touch display (Gorilla Glass protection)
[ratings]Some of you might remember the Sony Ericsson concept phone below, while to others it may seem brand new. One thing is for sure: the folks of Mobilissimo have come up with an interesting theory, regarding the fact that this handset’s design, dating from 3 years back might have been the inspiration for the iPhone
[ratings]mkDesign recently sent us some photos of a phone design, the Sony Ericsson Paras. This device reminds us a bit of the SE Aino, but the specs are decent enough to make the device appealing. Paras is based on the A200 platform and supports touch input via the 240 x 432 pixel display. It also
[ratings]Aside from the other concepts you saw yesterday, Andro Gama also created the Sony Ericsson UTA Walkman phone, pictured below. This device uses a design that reminds us of the SE Aino handset and we learn that it packs a 3.2 megapixel camera capable of 240 x 320 video capture at 120 fps. Its display
[ratings]Pairing up the XPERIA brand with a 12 megapixel camera and changing the front buttons on the smartphone is a bold move, but Esato board user juris15 wasn’t afraid to pull it off. The result? The XPERIA XTX1 concept, that you can check out in the following images. The Sony Ericsson design shows a handset
[ratings]Andro Gama’s series of Sony Ericsson designs continues below with the Animo with Walkman handset. This device features a large touch display, the great Walkman music player, touch keys beneath the display and possibly all the memory one will need to save discographies. Some DJ apps will also contribute to the music phone’s image. [thanks
[ratings]Since SE is so keen on turning each and every one of its handsets into mini versions, concept designers are also doing the same thing. Frank Tobias has just created the Sony Ericsson Aino Mini phone, shown below and detailed after the break. This Sony Ericsson concept is a mini version of the SE Aino,