Participants can move the piece of paper in different directions in front of the webcam to get a good look at the phone. Each button below performs a different function; users can see and operate the X10 mini pro’s slide out Qwerty keyboard, and cycle the apps that can be inserted into each of the Android phone’s four cornerstones.
As with the full-size X10, the mini’s styling is nice with a relatively uncluttered fascia, but given those slightly chunky proportions and the sheer fact that so many buttons and other bits and bobs have to be shoe-horned into such a small space, it’s certainly not the most elegant. This isn’t helped by the choice of a glossy plastic surface for the screen and front section, which gives it a slightly cheap feel and also makes fingerprints particularly noticeable.
“We’ve also produced a video for the app with a unique twist for users at the end, which can be found on the Sony Ericsson YouTube channel. The app will provide a new and refreshing experience for our fans.”
The officials of Sony Ericsson expect a high demand and good feedback from it’s customer.
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