Introduction

Sony Ericsson C902 is the latest offering to the mobile phone world from Sony Ericsson. The device is nicely packed with an array of sophisticated features such as; excellent camera, great connectivity and entertainment features.

Design & Display

Sony  C902 Deals comes with 2 inches stunning screen which displays up to 256k colors on a TFT QVGA screen with resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. The phone measures 108 x 49 x 10.5 mm and weighing 107 grams in total. The keypad and controls are well designed, with each key raised on a slight angle. And display is excellent for using camera, as it’s quite easy to line-up an image.

Features

Sony Ericsson C902

5 megapixel camera is the main strength of this highly capable phone which comes with a couple of advanced features like autofocus, LED flash Geo-tagging, image stabilization, 8 illuminated camera touch keys. A secondary video calling camera is perched above the phone’s display. The results from the camera are pretty impressive and excellent colour rendition.

An integrated media player supports most popular video & music formats and an array of usual categories like tracks, albums, artists, playlists also it contains a MegaBass™ frequency enhancing feature, TrackID™ music recognition & PlayNow™ music download feature. As well as there is an FM radio with RDS for user’s entertainment.

The C902i Offers has 160 megabytes internal memory and can be increased up to 8GB with the help of Memory Stick Micro (M2) card slot. The device has built-in WAP 2.0 browser which supports HTML technology. There is also an Access NetFront™ Web browser complete with Web feeds support which allows getting direct live feeds from Web sites containing information & latest news.

Sony Ericsson C902 is also fitted with accelerometer that works automatically when viewing your media content. And loaded with excellent connectivity features which are 3G HSDPA, HSCSD, GPRS & EDGE technology. You can also use Bluetooth® wireless connection and USB cabled connection for sharing the data to other compatible devices. Moreover, it has a very good battery life that will provide you longer talk time and stand-by time.

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In the recent times, mobile has become a need for almost everyone. Sometimes, we are in big confusion that which gadget has to be chosen and why. The reason behind is that lots of manufacturers have ventured into the domain of communication. But Sony Ericsson is the one that has grabbed the attention of the users with its outstanding features and competence. The Sony Ericsson T303 and Sony Ericsson C902 are the two widgets of this brand that come packed with the high tech features and designs. Lets first talk about the Sony Ericsson T303 that has been equipped with 1.8 inches of TFT screen that displays images with the resolution of 128 x 160 pixels.

Key Features Of Sony Ericsson C902
Weight : 107 g
Talktime : Up to 9 h
Standby : Up to 400 h
Colour Display : TFT, 256K colors
Ringtones : Polyphonic, MP3
Camera : 5 MP
MP3 : MP3/AAC/MPEG4 player
Bluetooth : Yes, v2.0 with A2DP
GPRS : Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 – 48 kbps
3G : HSDPA, 3.6 Mbps

Thus, the screen is quite visible and bright and the people can boast off among their loved ones. The light weighted 93 grams of this device would permit you to carry it easily anywhere without any difficulty. However, the dimensions of this gadget is 83 x 47 x 14.7 mm, that is very compatible for everyone. The SMS and MMS are the messaging features that would allow you to chat freely with your friends and relatives. Camera is one of the elegant options that everyone likes to have in their handsets. In order to fulfill the wishes of those people, it has a preloaded 1.3 mega pixels camera that efficiently takes terrific pictures. Battery backup of this gadget is so powerful that it does not required high charging. It offers an massive backup of 9 hours in talk time mode and 400 hours in standby mode. For Internet accessing, it has an integrated WAP 2.0/xHTML of browser.

Key Features Of Sony Ericsson T303
Weight : 93 g
Talktime : Up to 9 h
Standby : Up to 400 h
Colour Display : TFT, 65K colors
Ringtones : Polyphonic, MP3
Camera : 1.3 MP, 1280 x 1024 pixels
MP3 : MP3 player
Bluetooth : Yes
Infrared : No
GPRS : Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 – 48 kbps
Video Recording : Yes
3G : No

The users can almost feed 500 entries and fields in the phone book of this model. Moreover, it also comes along with data transferring facilities like Class 10 GPRS and Infrared compatibility. This impressive widget has 2.0 version of Bluetooth which helps a person to share data with other suitable devices. In order to delight the users, this phone offers multiple polyphonic and MP3 ring tones through which a user can set his or her choicest tones. Moving ahead, with the comparison between the Sony Ericsson T303 and Sony Ericsson C902, it is now essential to discuss the Sony Ericsson C902. It is very fashionable model that is enhanced with great features and outstanding looks. It comes powered with a standard Li-Po battery that gives 400 hours of standby power backup and 9 hours of talk time. Therefore, you are not required to carry your handset charger along with you everywhere. Whereas, its built-in WAP 2.0/HTML of browser option allows you to access the Internet connectivity at fast pace. Some additional massaging services are embedded in this mobile and that include SMS, MMS, Email,Push Email and Instant Messaging.

With the help of these features you can enjoy a great conversation with your near and dear ones. Ulike the Sony Ericsson T303 which comes with 1.3 MP camera, the the Sony Ericsson C902 has a unique 5.0 mega pixels camera that takes beautiful pictures. In case of battery backup, both devices offer the same capability of 400 hours of standbytime and 9 hours of talktime. If you want to take images in dimmer background, then the auto focus, LED flash, Geo-tagging and image stabilization would surely help you. For further details, surf various websites where you will easily get information about the Sony Ericsson T303 and Sony Ericsson C902 devices. Therefore, grab the one that can change your way of living.

Hi deary Leesa. This post was made just for you ^_^

I’ve done the comparison, you might want to download it here.

If I were you, Wi-Fi will not be my priority. Of course, having them will make our life a lot more easier but considering the bills, if I were you, I might want to reconsider. As for the 2nd camera, which idiot created it at the back right? I mean, yeah just like what you said, what the heck >_<

For the camera, G900 wins; I mean you’re not into photo blogging right? >_< Then for media player, there should be no big problem since Sony handphone is widely known for its best sound and vids (mind the W series since it is a Walkman so they do have their own player but for me, the normal player is good enough).  For the entertainment part they were equally specified; not a problem then.

And I think I’ll make my stop now because if we look at all of them as a whole, G900 wins man (that is after considering the stupid-at-the-back-2nd-camera, of course, and you said you wanted the Wi-Fi thing right?) (trust me honey, I do read all the spec line by line) ^_^

If I’m going to choose for my very own phone, I’ll go for G900 >_<

*dunno did I leave a comment on your blog or not honey? My connection is *kinda* too slow

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I have been saving for a new phone that is not too luxurious but good enough to use when taking pictures for blogging and for my mp3s and of course for calling friends in business. And just last month, I bought what I really wanted-another Sony Ericsson phone. This time I took home my C902. The last Sony Ericsson phone that I got was the T630 and this was the time I was still with CVG and that was way back in 2004. I am happy right now with this new phone-love the pics taken. The only issue is that I have to buy a memory card in order to store more mp3s. Without the memory card on the Sony Ericsson C902, I can only save around 25 to 30 songs on the phone memory. I asked a friend and learned that the memory card for this phone is a bit pricey compared to the memory for other phones. Other than this issue, my Sony Ericsson is one dependable phone for me. Thanks freelance writing. =p

Ok, a little disclaimer… I love mobile phones. I love to look at them and imagine owning them… but I know nothing about them. I am not a tech savvy person and I have never owned a nice mobile phone. So here are the phones I have had, the phone I do have, and the phones I wish I could have:

My first phone:

LG VX3300: I got this phone when I was 16 or 17 when my mother finally relented and allowed my brother and I to get mobile phones. It had 2 options for a faceplate (black and blue or gray!) and didn’t really do anything apart from phone and text (which I could not do as it was not a part of my contract)

Then I moved to the UK and bought myself a pay as you go phone:

Motorola SLVR L7: This phone would last me over 2 years and many, many drops and soakings. It was a tough phone that I banged around with little regard for it’s safety and for that it will always hold a soft spot in my heart. Toward the end of its life it was having trouble functioning; if it was set down on a hard surface it would turn off and then flash its ‘white screen of death’ for about a minute before switching back on, the alarm clock sometimes failed to go off, it would freeze and have to be turned off and on, and the screen got a small crack in one corner. Then one day I pulled it from my bag (after months of saying how I needed a new phone) and there was a giant orange blob obscuring the screen (like it had come into contact with something small and hard and had a ‘pressure point’ of damage to the screen. I liked this phone because it fit easily in my pocket (I rarely carry a bag when I go out) and the predictive text was the best I have encountered, but ultimately, it did little more than text and make calls; the games on it were crap and the camera was laughable.

During my two year period with the Motorola, I returned to the US for 3 months and purchased a pay as you go phone there:

Motorola C139 GoPhone: I bought this because the US does not sell sim cards separately (otherwise I could have used my UK phone with a US sim card) and I wanted the cheapest phone that I could find. This phone served its purpose for the summer that I had it; it sent texts and made calls and I believe had one of the most fun mobile phone games I have had that came with a phone, but it was never meant to be anything more than a temporary way to get in touch with my friends while I was at my mom’s.

After my SLVR died, I went out to purchase a new phone that would be unlocked so I could use my old sim card in it, I came home with this phone:

Sony Ericsson T303: It was cheap, it’s tiny, and I really like it. I know that it’s not a very high quality phone, but it’s so small and cute that I can forgive it for not being very powerful, not having good games and having a low quality camera. The camera is and the graphics are better quality than on my old SLVR, but I rarely use them anyway. It has taken me some time to get used to the predictive text that Sony Ericsson uses (after being spoiled by my Motorola I will never go back to tap texting), but I have learned to love it. In some respects the features on this phone feel more streamlined and easy to use than on my SLVR, but in others it is lacking. It took two friends to figure out how to increase the volume in call as it was horribly quiet whenever anyone would ring me. There is also no way to set the phone to vibrate without first putting it in silent mode and then turning on ‘vibrate in silent mode’ and I cannot find a way to view taken pictures without setting them as the phone’s display picture. For what I do with my phone (text, call, take the odd picture), it is more important to me that my phone is small and hardy than full of cool features and so far this phone seems to fit the bill.

The phones I would consider buying if I were to get a contract phone or had unlimited funds to spend on a pay as you go phone:

Samsung F480 Tocca: This is a fully touch screen phone that is reminiscent of the iPhone. It has a 5 megapixel camera, video player, music player, radio, email and internet among other features. I saw this phone in stores when I was out looking for my new phone and I was impressed by its size (smaller and thinner than other fully touch screen phones) and I am mostly impressed by its camera, which sounds like it would best my digital camera.

LG KS360: I came so close to buying this phone when I got my Sony Ericsson. It was about £40 more expensive, but I wonder now if it would have been a more fun option. This phone has texting, instant messaging and emailing capabilities that are made simple through its QWERTY slide out keyboard. It also has a 2 megapixel camera and a music and video ‘media player’. The screen self adjusts (so when you turn it to use the keyboard from the side, the screen turns sideways) which I find to be endlessly fascinating. The main reason I did not buy this phone was that I worried about its fatness if I wanted to keep it in my pocket, and I am still on the fence about how I feel about the sliding QWERTY keyboards that more and more phones have. If for some reason my Sony Ericsson did not work out and I needed to purchase another (rather) inexpensive phone in the near future I would probably give this one a try. I am also undecided on whether I like that the accents and sliding keyboard are bright blue or if I think this looks childish.

Sony Ericsson C902: I dreamed of buying this phone for many months. I have known two people who have different versions of the Sony Ericsson cybershot phones and I have always coveted them. I love the idea that a phone can double as a perfectly legitimate digital camera because I never remember to take my camera with me places and would love to have a good camera on my phone. This phone has a 5 megapixel camera and Sony Ericsson are known for their good camera phones. I think this is a beautiful phone, but I worry that I am expecting too much from its camera and would ultimately be disappointed in it. However, if I had £200 to spend on a new phone, this would probably be the first one I looked at.

LG Renoir: This is essentially my dream phone. A fully touch screen phone with an 8 megapixel camera, as well as loads of media perks. I will probably never own this phone because it is only available on contract, and because it is far too bulky to be easily kept in my pocket, however if I were to suddenly grow up and start carrying a bag / be capable of taking better care of my possessions, this phone would be a serious contender, for now it’s just something pretty to look at on the internet.

and finally:

Apple iPhone 3G: I really, really want to love Apple products. I have an Apple MacBook, that for the most part I love, but have had enough problems with to be annoyed by. I also have an iPod (not one of the new generation ones) that is about 3 or 4 years old and has had nothing but tech issues and may have finally died last week. That being said, Apple makes things that are easy to use and beautiful. C. has a new iPod touch (that is essentially an iPhone without the calling abilities) and it’s gorgeous, easy to use, and full of cool features (internet! on an iPod! mindblowing ha). For a while I did not see the appeal of an iPhone, but after seeing the new iPod touch, I understand. This phone could be everything to a person, it is an iPod, has a camera, has email and internet capabilities that practically render a computer useless and on top of that its got a beautiful face and slim design. If I end up staying in the UK for several more years and end up with a contract phone, this might be what I decide to go with, especially if my iPod has kicked the bucket. But then I wonder, with the problems I have had with Apple products in the past, is replacing them with more Apple products such a good idea? Well, no matter how many issues I have with my MacBook I will never go back to PCs so I guess Apple does know what it’s doing…

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Leading the spot for the top 5 mobile phones of 2008 is none other than the Nokia N96.
“It’s design is amazing, being a graphic designer, that means a lot to me! GPS software could be better… the way it breathes is amazing ”

The Samsung Tocco, not to be mistaken for a Taco

Second, Samsung F480 Tocco
“The full touch screen is really easy to use and the screen is easy to read and large”

The Storm, who came up with the name?

Third, Blackberry Storm,
This device is a real rival to the dominance of the iPhone. The “clickable” touch screen is a new and exciting development, but arguably this feature will be the one that decides it success. The applications and browsing are very good, as one would expect from a Blackberry, but the Storm does not have Wi-Fi, which could seriously dent its credibility in the Smartphone market. It seems that RIM is targeting consumers and business users with this application packed, slick mobile.

Isn't this the one in the James Bond ad?

Fourth, Sony Ericsson C902
“Camera qualities are excellent and far better than some digital cameras about and saves carrying your phone and a carmera around with you, same for the music walkman its fabulous and saves carrying around an iPod.”

Another WinMo phone

Fifth, Samsung Omnia
“Great phone with excellent features. This phone is great for watching movies on the go or listening to your favourite MP3’s, GPS built in – get yourself satnav software and this is a great feature on a phone, plus it works a treat. People complain about the battery life, and yes this could be better. But when you consider this phone comes with such a large screen and the backlights then I can live with charging it daily as I would expect a screen of this size to use more juice than my small screened SE W810i.”

The Sony Ericsson C902 is a GSM enabled mobile with the latest functionalities. The device is very attractive and connects with the various alternative options. The handset has Bluetooth, GPRS, EDGE and 3G that provide different means to connect with other gadgets. One can easily transfer files from the phone to other devices by means of these options. Entertainment is possible due to the presence of options such as 8 MP camera, media player and FM radio. Games too is an exciting option for entertainment. The user can also access internet by means of the WAP browser. This net is used to surf various websites in order to download files of need. Internet also facilitates accessing of emails. There is also the option of SMS and MMS for sending of messages. The battery is capable of giving 380 hours of standby time and 9 hours of talktime.

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El Cyber-shot C902 es un móvil claramente orientado a la fotografía. Es bastante compacto, con la tipica tapa que se desliza para conectar la cámara en los Sony Ericsson, esta vez con 5,0 mega píxel y enfoque automático.

Alrededor de la pantalla nos encotramos ocho teclas que se iluminan y nos permiten elegir entre los modos de cámara, el flash de la foto, el modo de detección facial o el autoenfoque, de una forma rápida y cómoda, sin quitar el dedo del disparador.

El Cyber-shot C902 viene con una capacidad de memoria interna de 160MB, además de la posibilidad de agregar más memoria con el lla entrada Memory Stick Micro (M2).

Algunas características más:

• Pantalla: TFT, 256K 320×240 pixels, 2 inpulgadas
• Dimensiones: 108 x 49 x 10.5 mm
• Peso: 107 g
• Bueltooth v2.0 con A2DP
• Usb 2.0

Der Neue Film von James Bond, Quantum of Solace, kommt am Donnerstag in die Kinos, es ist also höchste Zeit mal zu nachzuprüfen, womit der Superheld diesmal telefonieren wird.
Auf das Sony Ericsson C902 Limited Edition ist die Wahl von James Bond gefallen, und das ist sicherlich nicht die schlechteste. –wobei es weniger eine Wahl war sondern eher eine finanzielle Frage
Natürlich werden auch wir normalsterblichen Bürger die Möglichkeit haben die Limited Edition des Sony Ericsson C902 zu kaufen, leider ist das aber nur bei Swisscom möglich.
Aber zu dieser Limited Edition gibt es natürlich einiges an Bonusmaterial: die Farbe Titanium-silver, James Bond Wallpaper, dynamische Wallpaper, James Bond Display Profil, den Trailer zu „Quantum of Solace“ und noch vieles mehr.
Das Handy ist mit einer 5 Megapixel Kamera ausgestattet, die von einem ausfahrbaren Objektivschutz gesichert ist. Die Fotofunktion des Handys ist ziemlich umfangreich und deswegen werde ich nur die grundlegendsten Dinge aufzählen: die BestPic Funktion, Gesichtserkennung, Autofokus, beleuchtete Sensortaste und noch vieles mehr.

Hier geht es zu dem Sony Ericsson C902 Limited Edition Video

Testbericht des C902

This was the first time in my life that I used a phone for over 16 months. I usually change my mobile every 9-12 months. But I used my N73ME for the longest duration. A few reasons why I did that… the main reason being that I was not able to find another phone that was better and of the similar price band as N73. I went to the mobile shop a couple of times, but came out disappointed! The last time I visited, the only prospective phone I found was N82. But I thought it was not worth an upgrade from N73!

Finally when I saw the specs of Sony Ericsson C902 (and C905), it finally hit me – YOU ARE THE CHOSEN ONE! – I uttered these words to C902. A few reasons why I was attracted towards C902:

• Its 5MP Camera
• It being a product of the CyberShot series
• Its price being under 20K (INR)
• Its looks – sleek and elegant
• Its 2GB Memory card

So finally I bought it and I must say I am pretty happy with its performance. Although after owning N73, my expectations bar has been raised pretty high, C902 just manages to exceed the bar by a few centimeters, thanks to its 5MP camera and an unexpectedly beautiful Media Player.

The photos are captured in a stunning 2592×1944 pixel resolution. But one thing that disappointed me was its clarity. It would be unfair on any mobile to compare it with a proper digital camera, but one can’t avoid doing that when it’s a 5 mega-pixel cam! As compared to a digicam, its quality is not up to the mark, but by mobile camera standards, its pretty good. Although I  have never owned a 3.2MP cybershot mobile myself, but I expected this 5MP camera to be a LOT better than N73… but I feel it’s nothing extra-ordinary. The increased mega-pixel gives C902 an upper hand over N73!

The media player was something that took me by surprise. As this one being a cybershot series phone, I did not have many expectations with the media player. I heard the FM and it was pretty normal. But soon after I started playing the first MP3, it was simply mind-blowing!

Another thing which I liked in C902 over N73, which is actually a very important thing, is its voice clarity during calls. The sound is very clear and the network strength doesn’t drop that often. With N73 at some points at my home, the call gets unclear. But C902 is giving me crystal clear reception at all points, wherever possible. Now I need to check it in my office lobby, where usually the signal strength was low and voice was unclear. I will update that soon.

On the whole, I am happy with C902. I would say so because I was frustrated by using the same phone for an insanely long time (as per my standards) and I badly needed a change. But if you are not that unhappy with your N73 (or for that reason, any N-series phone), then C902 may not be that wise a change!

The growing demand of mobile phones automatically led to the increment of competition in the sphere of mobile phone manufacturing. In today’s scenario, there is a cluster of companies producing wide range of high- tech phones. Camera is a basic functionality present in every phone, in addition to that music players, internet, games, data storage etc., are seen. With so much technological growth and innovations at their disposal, the mobile manufacturers are leaving no stone unturned as far as the customer satisfaction is concerned.

Sony Ericsson is one of the largest mobile manufacturing companies in the world the absolutely satisfies the mobile needs and demands of millions of people worldwide. The company has disclosed several high end mobile phones with an excess of advanced features, in the last couple of years. Sony Ericsson has established its worth in every segment. A major element for the increasing popularity of the Sony Ericsson mobile handsets is the fact that these handsets effortlessly back up as a perfect personal music players, digital cameras, gaming devices or even a mini computer for web browsing and so on.
Sony Ericsson have imitative a tradition of ensuring they are among the best of the best camera phones available and even digital camera. These phones are integrated with such terrific features which on does not find every phone. For instance, the xenon flash that was a Sony Ericsson innovation, then there is autofocus, which once again, is something that was first of all used in the Sony Ericsson Mobile phones.

Sony Ericsson mobile phones are very popular because of their glossy and gorgeous models. Sony Ericsson has diverse sorts of models and all of them are highly popular around the globe. These phones have created strong impact in the market because of their distinctive and contemporary designs and latest features. Among various Sony mobile phone models, Sony Ericsson C902 is a slick and sleek 3G smartphone. Well, Sony C902 comes in scintillating Black colour and Lustrous Red casing. Sony Ericsson C902 is an attractive and superb mobile phone with latest features. The phone comes with an incredibly wide screen of 2 inches TFT displaying 256K colours and is supported with a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels.

The amazingly sleek phone is 108 mm high 49 mm wide and only 10.5 mm thick and weighs only 107 grams, making this handset quite convenient for the users to carry ad slide in their pockets with an ease.

The recently launched phone is powered by 2G-GSM as well as 3G- HSDPA technology and class 10 GPRS and EDGE that results in speedy web browsing for the users.

The major attracting feature of this phone is the built in 5.0 Megapixel camera which is supported by a high resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels consequently giving a clear image without grains. In addition, features like autofocus, image stabilisation enhancing to the composition of the image. Sony Ericsson C902 is also incorporated with a secondary camera for the purpose of videocalling.

This enchanting gadget comes with 8 illuminated camera touch keys that are quite useful and user-friendly. The sound quality of the phone is incredible making it enjoyable for the user to listen to their favourite music as MP3/AAC/MPEG4 player and even FM Radio is present in the phone. The phone is empowered by 160 MB of internal memory. One of the best features of this phone is the impeccable battery life that offers the user and pretty good amount of 9 hours of talktime and 400 hours of stand by battery backup. This device is available in two very alluring colours Swift Black and Luscious Red.

After the G700, then G900, then, C702, then W760i, and then the last one from Sony Ericsson that we arranged the photo session for, is the new Cyber-shot C902. Since I have had too many photo sessions for unboxing lately, I am really confused with all the features and functions of phones now. But getting the new C902 on hand, the elegant design refreshes me. And the phone is really ultra thin, at only 10.5mm thick. As a 5 mega pixel auto focus with face detection camera phone, that is really impressive.

Standard stuff: a Battery, a Charger, a USB cable, a handsfree, CD and Manual.

M2 Card slot is located inside the phone. You have to take out the back cover to switch cards. Also worth to mention the back cover of the phone is framed with metal. The same material as what you have seen in the picture. May be the phone is too thin, a plastic back cover cannot provide enough protection for the phone.

Very standard phone layout. The LCD screen is not very large at all.

The back of the phone. Very clean design layout. 5 mega pixel phone… wait, where is the camera?

You have to slide open the phone to reveal the hidden camera. The blue light only light up for a few seconds when we slide open the camera door. The slide design is like the old 110 film cameras that we have to slide open the lens to take photos.

The keypad layout and navigation pad is clean and clear but a bit boring.

New Sony Ericsson Menu and icons.

First of all the camera phone is very thin. And the side trim design is nice… at least this is what I think.

Face detection in action. Same as the C702, the face detection is not as fast as the cameras but still working well. Also on the top and bottom of the LCD display frame, there are 8 camera shortcuts keys that you can touch directly to toggle them on and off. They are heat sensitive sensors with haptic feedback. This design is indeed very nice.

Actual photo shot by the phone in an indoor office lighting environment. Since the flash light can only trigger automatically by the phone itself, we cannot test a flash on photo for you.

Another shot. I may say the photo quality is still not matching the Nokia phones like the N82 or even the 3.2 MP N78. Am I the only one?

The look of the phone is very nice. It is thin and reasonably small in size. The UI is very user friendly and photo taking with this auto focus, face detection phone is very easy. Just the picture quality, in my opinion, of Sony Ericsson phones are not very satisfying comparing to Nokia’s making me think what does it mean to put a Cyber-shot brand on the phone.