Sony Ericsson already working on second version of Xperia Pureness, possibly Xperia Pureness 2?

Electric Pig is reporting that Sony Ericsson's already working on a followup to the Xperia Pureness. The designer of the original handset, Daniel Mauritzson, says that the second version of the Pureness will pack even fewer "features" than its predecessor, to hone in even further on the contrast between the handset and available smartphones. There's also been some murmuring of removing the buttons, apparently -- which makes us wonder if the next Pureness might not just be a four-inch long piece of black plastic we'll only be able to pretend to make calls on. Regardless, it sounds like the next Pureness is only in the very earliest stages of design, so don't get too excited yet -- it'll be a while. (engadget)

Sony Ericsson Adds Own UI to Its First Android Phone

Sony Ericsson's first Android-based smartphone, the Xperia X10, comes with a unique user interface that's designed to improve handling and organization of communications and multimedia content. But one analyst said the interface still needs work, particularly when it comes to speed and responsiveness, before the phone hits the market.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 now official, live shots inside

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 finally saw its official announcement today. The Android-running handset is probably the worst kept secret of the century with numerous leaks and spy-shots revealing its specs long before the curtain was lifted.
Luckily, all the hot specs of the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 were confirmed. The touch-driven handset packs a huge 4" 262K-color display with the class-leading resolution of 854 x 480 pixels and an 8MP camera with LED flash. It will run on Android OS v1.6 (or Donut if you prefer) and have a finger-optimized home-brew UI pre-installed on top of it.

But the good stuff doesn't end here: Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 is powered by a 1GHz Snapdraggon CPU and has 1GB of internal memory plus an 8GB microSD memory card included in the retail package.
Of course, connectivity is also excellently covered. Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 features all contemporary means of data transfer starting from quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, though 3G with HSDPA support to Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and USB. There are standard microUSB and 3.5mm jacks this time and not the Sony Ericsson proprietary Fastport.

Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 will be available in Luster White and Sensuous Black color versions, starting from Q1 of 2010 (sorry, no X10 under the Christmas tree for you). At this stage there is no information about its pricing.

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