Sony Ericsson txt

Sony Ericsson Txt is a nice QWERTY mobile phone with TFT display screen. The screen measures 2.6 inches and it displays 256 K colors. It is also scratch resistant and that adds to the beauty of this phone made from premium material. The Sony Ericsson is hugely portable and manageable because it just measures 106 mm in length, 60 mm in breadth and 14.5 mm in thickness. It just weighs 95 grams and runs over a proprietary operating system. There is Facebook and Twitter support in this otherwise “feature phone” available in sumptuous colors as Blue, Black, White and Pink.

For music-lovers, Sony Ericsson Txt facilitates its users with various in-built features. It has a stereo FM radio and an audio player. The radio also has RDS feature and its multi-format music player has an inherent ability to play varied audio formats as MP3/WAV/AAC/eAAC+. TrackID music recognition is one of the most special features of this music player that makes its music feature list even more adorable.

Sony Ericsson Txt has a fixed -focus primary camera. The pixel count of this camera is okay being stationed at 3.15 mega pixels but with lack of auto-focus, even a good pixel resolution seems unattractive. Its resolution count is 2048 X 1536 pixels. Even other camera features as LED Flash, digital zoom, geo-tagging, face and smile detection etc. is not supported on this handset. QVGA videos on continuous mode can be shot by this camera and it is quite easy to play them on the MP4 player of the phone.

Sony Ericsson Txt has quite less internal memory which stands at 100 MB but since it can be further extended, it comes as a relief for its prospective users. They can comfortably save contacts, photocalls in phonebook and maintain call records. The phone has support of a 32 GB capacity microSD card.

Sony Ericsson Txt has been encased a large capacity battery standing at 1000 mAh capacity. The standard Li-ion polymer battery of this phone has the power to run this handset till 3 hours 12 minutes when it is used for talking. The standby time of phone is 416 hours.

Sony Ericsson Txt has a MP3 music player and radio that oozes out music via support of 3.5 mm a/v connector and not just its player play varied formats but also in very good quality.

The data sharing and data connectivity on the Sony Ericsson Txt is easy. In fact, the features available on the phone are such that its users will be facilitated with a stereo Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP and a microUSB v2.0. There is also support for Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n.

Sony Ericsson Txt empowers its users with various messaging services. Text messages can be read, sent and received in threaded form. One may also use MMS, Push Email and Instant Messaging like features on this phone. Sony Ericsson Txt also has an awesome Friends app. It would allow its users to catch-up and chat with their five best friends on popular social networking sites as Facebook or Twitter. This handset enables people to instantly view and reply to their feeds on their Facebook accounts.

There is a HTML web browser embedded in Sony Ericsson Txt and with help of GPRS and EDGE 2 G network connection. Browsing can be a bit of pain with slower 2G speeds as 3G support is missing on this handset. The data download speed of 85.6 kbps is possible via GPRS and at 236.8 kbps speed on EDGE. JAVA enabled mobile phone called as Sony Ericsson Txt will also support voice memo, predictive text input etc. like features.

The 2G GSM/GPRS/EDGE network supports working of the Sony Ericsson Txt on quad-band operating frequency of 850/900/1800/1900 MHz.

There are pre-installed games on Sony Ericsson Txt that can keep its users occupied.

Navigation via GPS is not supported on Sony Ericsson Txt and that is acceptable because it is a feature phone.

Sony Ericsson Txt is a cool messaging device that is not just stylish but also very performance oriented for serving its primary purpose. It has a full QWERTY keypad and a big 2.6 inch screen. For young users, it will mean a lot as they can also flaunt their gadget. Its “friends application” works quite well and would not only support using social networking site like Facebook and Twitter but also increase the fun many times. Its Wi-Fi support and Bluetooth makes data transfer and sharing very fast and convenient. However, the performance of this device in browsing via a HTML browser is not that great because there is no support of 3 G and the operating system is also not that capable. Its camera functioning also suffers as its 3.15 mega pixels camera lacks auto-focus. The video player and MP3/MP4 music players are good and give out good audio quality. The SNS integration, nice user-interface and WiFi support makes it a device that gives value for money.

Sony Ericsson Txt is very portable and manageable handset. It has goodies in form of a proprietary operating system, QWERTY keypad, integrated Facebook and Twitter, special feature like “friend’s app”,Wi-Fi support, stereo Bluetooth support, microSD card slot, FM radio, media player and 3.15 megapixel camera.

Sony Ericsson Txt cannot download and consequently bring to use any third party app for its users since it runs a proprietary operating system. Similarly, this messaging and social networking phone would not support these activities at good speed since it does not have a 3 G support. Attempting photography is another problematic thing with help of Sony Ericsson Txt since its camera lacks an auto-focus. It also does not support GPS based navigation

Sony Ericsson has designed Sony Ericsson Txt with messaging needs of users in mind. Its QWERTY keypad, nice wide 2.6 TFT display screen are proof enough for this thought in the mind of its makers. This is a messaging and social networking mobile phone running on proprietary operating system targeted at young users. One can engage in social networking via Facebook and Twitter on this otherwise “feature phone”. The phone will be available in Black, Blue, White and Pink colors. This messaging handset is cool and obviously targets low-budget buyers. It has been announced this June and will most probably launch sometime in third quarter of 2011.