Sony Aino - Sony Ericsson"s PS3 Mobile Phone
The Sony Ericsson Aino is a mobile designed entirely around multimedia.
The key feature of this new Sony mobile is that you can stream content directly from anywhere to the Aino through the internet.
This is a slider phone packed with many attractive features.
When it comes to design, the Aino is slim and sleek.
It looks compact and small when closed but once you slide open the phone, it becomes really long.
When closed, the Aino looks like any other touch phone but on sliding open, you see an array of keys, familiar to Sony Ericsson users.
This is because the touch screen feature works only in the media mode.
The phone has its fast port on the left side whereas the keys which aid in adjusting volume levels and zoom are on the right side.
At the bottom, there is a microphone pin hole and loudspeaker.
At the back is the camera and LED flash.
The display is attractive with a 3- inch screen and 16 mln color support.
The UI looks attractive and if you are in the media mode, you can enjoy all the touch screen aspects like focusing on an icon by pointing at it, being able to drag and drop items through touch and so on.
As a matter of fact, the media menu works only through touch.
The Aino is compatible with Play Station 3 so you can use it to control your PS3 or browse its contents.
You can also stream content from your PS3 to your Aino.
However, streaming content is not limited to the PS3.
The Aino's MediaGo technology allows usera to access their PCs through WiFi.
This way, you can synchronize and stream content from your PC to your Aino and vice versa.
The Aino's MP3 is really good.
It is easy to navigate and the screen has great graphical displays.
As for sound, it is of unsurpassed quality.
Unfortunately, you cannot use your own headset on the Aino because there is no 3.
5 mm jack.
You will have to use the ear buds supplied along with the mobile.
The Sony Ericsson Aino's FM radio interface is touch optimized and really good.
The phone comes equipped with a number of software applications from Facebook, YouTube and Google.
There is no app store though.
The video and camera feature is also touch optimized.
The Aino sports an 8 mega pixel camera with LED flash, face detection, smile detection, auto focus and so on.
Video streaming is also possible.
When it comes to connectivity, the Aino is really on the forefront.
It supports both WiFi and DLNA.
GPS and navigation software is also present, not to mention Bluetooth, GSM connectivity and USB 2.
0.
The Sony Ericsson Aino uses Wayfinder navigator but you can use Google Maps 3.
0 as well.
The Aino uses NetFront 3.
5 browser to give users a hassle free internet experience.
It comes with features like Flash support, bookmarks, downloads, favorites and so on.
In conclusion, the Sony Ericsson Aino combines the best of the touch screen and normal slider phones to give users a remarkable experience.
The key feature of this new Sony mobile is that you can stream content directly from anywhere to the Aino through the internet.
This is a slider phone packed with many attractive features.
When it comes to design, the Aino is slim and sleek.
It looks compact and small when closed but once you slide open the phone, it becomes really long.
When closed, the Aino looks like any other touch phone but on sliding open, you see an array of keys, familiar to Sony Ericsson users.
This is because the touch screen feature works only in the media mode.
The phone has its fast port on the left side whereas the keys which aid in adjusting volume levels and zoom are on the right side.
At the bottom, there is a microphone pin hole and loudspeaker.
At the back is the camera and LED flash.
The display is attractive with a 3- inch screen and 16 mln color support.
The UI looks attractive and if you are in the media mode, you can enjoy all the touch screen aspects like focusing on an icon by pointing at it, being able to drag and drop items through touch and so on.
As a matter of fact, the media menu works only through touch.
The Aino is compatible with Play Station 3 so you can use it to control your PS3 or browse its contents.
You can also stream content from your PS3 to your Aino.
However, streaming content is not limited to the PS3.
The Aino's MediaGo technology allows usera to access their PCs through WiFi.
This way, you can synchronize and stream content from your PC to your Aino and vice versa.
The Aino's MP3 is really good.
It is easy to navigate and the screen has great graphical displays.
As for sound, it is of unsurpassed quality.
Unfortunately, you cannot use your own headset on the Aino because there is no 3.
5 mm jack.
You will have to use the ear buds supplied along with the mobile.
The Sony Ericsson Aino's FM radio interface is touch optimized and really good.
The phone comes equipped with a number of software applications from Facebook, YouTube and Google.
There is no app store though.
The video and camera feature is also touch optimized.
The Aino sports an 8 mega pixel camera with LED flash, face detection, smile detection, auto focus and so on.
Video streaming is also possible.
When it comes to connectivity, the Aino is really on the forefront.
It supports both WiFi and DLNA.
GPS and navigation software is also present, not to mention Bluetooth, GSM connectivity and USB 2.
0.
The Sony Ericsson Aino uses Wayfinder navigator but you can use Google Maps 3.
0 as well.
The Aino uses NetFront 3.
5 browser to give users a hassle free internet experience.
It comes with features like Flash support, bookmarks, downloads, favorites and so on.
In conclusion, the Sony Ericsson Aino combines the best of the touch screen and normal slider phones to give users a remarkable experience.