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Sony Ericsson W810

Now that it's available as a carrier-subsidized option, the w810i is a bargain. Who cares if it's a few years old? The 810 packs SE's best-in-class Walkman software, a 512MB Memory Stick expandable to 4GB, quality earbuds with a 3.5mm adapter for your favorite 'phones, and perhaps the best 2MP camera available in a phone. I've been using the import-version w800i for awhile now and it sounds as good as my iPod. If you want something newer, try the K790/800 series of phones; they're not Walkman phones, but feature an excellent music player and 3.2 MP camera.

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Cell Phones go Hollywood: Sony Ericsson in Vantage Point

Last night I watched the movie "Vantage Point" on DVD. It's utterly horrible and not worth your time. Seriously. My brain kept itself occupied during the gimmicky, redundant plot and cheesy acting and directing by noticing the use of several Sony Ericsson cell phones during the course of the story.First off, one of the bad guys (actually, it was a bad girl) used an SE w810 to show some video footage of a hostage in order to...

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