Sony Ericsson Aino

Lovely phone, good design, easy to use once you become accustomed to the whereabouts of things, pity sony have changed the basic texting layout from other models but you soon get used to it, not quite as loud as previous sony's but still at the high end. The major downfall-the battery life is dismal, I have already had to update the latest phone settings from the sony website and in the process lost everything that was saved to the phone memory (YES all my contacts) which has only made a marginal difference to the battery life-maximum life is around 8hrs if unused, less otherwise. Sony tell me it's a fault with my particular phone rather than the model itself-otherwise totally love this phone. Excellent camera/video with autofocus/flash, BBC i player/Facebook/remote PS3 access-everything to keep you entertained whilst on the move-alas no battery power!!!!Expensive but worth it if the battery life gets sorted.

This handset from the house of Sony Ericsson is truly a communication gadget to go for. The main talking point about the all new Sony Ericsson Aino is that it brings PS3 connectivity to a phone. With a 3-inch screen display, the handset comes in a slider form that adds to its sleek looks. And, it undoubtedly packs a w