Briefly: Sony-Ericsson K850i review

looked at this, but it falls between a real smart phone and a truly portable phone. I opted for the W890i instead. Much the same features, and lower 3,2megapixels camera is still capable of good enough shots, yet is a much smaller/thinner phone.

Currently it's only sold through Rogers due to it's a GSM phone supporting HSPA (3.5+ G) in over 25 cities and towns across Canada which is not offered by either Telus or Bell, both of which use EVDO on their CDMA networks which currently can't support video calling. It's also currently the only phone in Canada with a 5 MP camera. The $7.00 MSF Vision plan the reviewer commented about gives unlimited mobile WAP internet browsing on the phone as well 1 year unlimited local video calling. Note: All Vision plans have a data early cancellation fee which is minimum $25.00 to a maximum of $100.00. I don't know why the reviewer tried to compare this phone to a Blackberry none of which offer video calling or HSPA. Also a data device such as the HTC Touch, Blackberry and Palm Treo are targeting a different market which is high end data/email users as well corporate customers unlike the Sony Ericsson K850i. My hope is that Apple can resolve their trademark dispute with Toronto based company Comwave over the iPhone name so Rogers can finally offer the iPhone.

Thanks testudo about the clarification of whether Apple already has a prototype (you're right I wasn't saying they didn't, I was asking if this proves they do) and pointing out there there is nothing about a 2 sided transparent screen in the write up. In this case a picture is worth negative a few hundred words.

im a SE fan after having trouble with almost all other brands although SE seems to have a slight poor reliability reputation but thats by far not the case. this phone is great. its light and a good size. fast and easy to use and the camera is the best out there for a phone. great for drunken photos.