The Sony Ericsson Aino is due for release anytime now. The handset is a well designed and crafted handset which offers a multitude of functions and features. With measurements of 104 mm x 50 mm wide and only 15 mm thick, the unit is comfortable to hold and use whilst on the move. Weighing in at 134 grams, it has a solid feel to it as well.
The phone comes with an impressive 8.1 megapixel camera which has a resolution of 3264 x 2448 pixels. To help the user to take effective photos the camera provides auto focus, touch focus, geo tagging, face detection and image stabilisation as well as smart contrast and red eye reduction. In fact it would be fair to say that there are not many other picture aid tools that could be added to this comprehensive suite of tools. Video capture is available on this phone as an alternative to photos. Quality is VGA and at 30 frames per second. For those who prefer the ever popular video calls feature, this phone duly obliges.
The phone comes with a large and expressive 3.0 inch touch screen which displays 16 million colours. This ensures images are shown in excellent colour with what many consider to be true to life like colour. Limited touch screen functionality is provided with the phone whilst the benefits of an accelerometer sensor are provided which will correct the aspect of an image for optimum viewing.
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Sony Ericsson Aino comes with an Mp3/MP4 player and stereo FM radio. This offers the user the ability to download music and videos to play on the phone whilst local and national radio broadcasts are also available if desired. The increasingly popular YouTube and Facebook, both have applications included within this phone to make use of their respective services.
The phone provides internet access through its HSDPA and Wi-Fi connections. These are at speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps as well providing access to nationally available hot spots. The combination of the HSCSD, EDGE, GPRS, Blue tooth and USB connections ensures that the phone can connect to a multitude of devices for a variety of tasks. GPS with A-GPS offers satellite navigation capabilities with help from Wayfinder navigator software.
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Sony Aino is a phone which stirs the emotions. It is a useful phone which has many redeeming features. Its all encompassing functionality offers something for everyone, whilst still being simple and user friendly to use. The phone is due for release soon and is expected by many to offer serious competition to those in the same price range.
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