EISA.eu Updated:
2011-09-24 15:16:57
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The Xperia X10 mini from Sony Ericsson is a very small and stylish mobile phone. Nonetheless, it delivers excellent performance with a comprehensive range of features such as GPS, Wi-Fi, 3G and a 5 megapixel camera with flash. The phone runs on the And...
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We must admit to being highly sceptical of the X10 mini when we first heard about it. The full-size X10 fell well short of the mark and merely shrinking the device certainly wasn't going to fundamentally fix any of its issues. Things weren't helped by the...
Elsewhere, much of the interface is standard Android except for the keyboard and the addition of Timescape. Timescape is SE's social networking hub, and it provides a one stop shop for viewing all your friend's messages and status updates from Facebook an...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-09-24 15:16:58
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You really do have to see the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini to believe that it is a viable size. Of course there are compromises dictated by the small screen, but apart from the obvious error of limiting the handset to Android 1.6, Sony Ericsson has d...
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gadgetrepublic.com Updated:
2011-09-24 15:16:59
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini is a zippy and compact handset, good enough to compete with the big boys, despite barely being the size of a credit card, or 3.3 x 2.0 x 0.6 inches to be exact.Loads is crammed into the 3.1-oz of customisable cuteness...
Small but mighty. By far, the music and camera features rank highest, with texting/typing on the opposite end. In between, it's fun to swish widgets around and have the X10 mini kitted out just the way you want. Bonus points, too, for the handset's car...
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Loads is crammed into the 3.1-oz of customisable cuteness that you can navigate in one hand, using just your thumb. For starters, there's 128MB of phone memory and MicroSD support for up to 16GB. The touchscreen user interface zips you through screens and...
Loads is crammed into the 3.1-oz of customisable cuteness that you can navigate in one hand, using just your thumb. For starters, there's 128MB of phone memory and MicroSD support for up to 16GB. The touchscreen user interface zips you through screens...
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The idea behind Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini mobile phone is very much in-line with the Nokia N97 Mini and the HTC HD Mini mobile phones. Launching a smaller, streamlined version of the full blown flagship model, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 at lowe...
While the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini does not have any glaring faults, it isn't spectacular in any department. The small size brings a significant compromise in terms of lesser screen size and quirky handling for users who are accustomed to normal...
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In much the same way as phones went touchscreen in the recent past, it's now becoming a trend for mobile manufacturers to add 'mini' on the end of the model names, then put them through the most minor of changes and call it a day. The X10 mini however...
All in all, when looking at the X10 mini it's all too easy to compare it with other ultra-expensive Android beasts like the HTC Desire, and looking at it in this way would make the little phone feel, well, second rate. However, this phone was never des...
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Presumably reasoning that the Xperia X10 - reviewed here - is a little on the large side, Sony Ericsson has cooked up two diminutive variations on the theme: the Xperia X10 Mini and the Qwerty keyboard equipped X10 Mini Pro. Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10:...
On paper, the X10 Mini looks like a bridge too far in the attempt to reduce the size of a touchscreen smartphone, but in the hand it proves to be a remarkably usable little device. The size and jewel-like looks will appeal to many, and my only reserva...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-24 15:17:00
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While many people will buy the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini for its design (and that choice of coloured back covers), it still manages to pack in an admirable set of features. While there were some teething problems that irritated, if you’re lookin...
For Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini, A big thing in a small package; the tiniest smartphone we’ve seen.
For Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini...
While it gets a thumbs-up for innovative design, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini had too many problems with usability, including a disappointing touch-screen and the lack of a virtual QWERTY keyboard...
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and we're hesitant to say football - you will have probably seen the advertising for the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini. The Xperia X10 mini (E10i) is an unusual device. It is the smallest Android handset we've seen and we can't imagine that you'll see...
Compact, affordable, hardware spec, custom UI makes it usable...
Doesn't really excel in any area, apart from size, appeal might be limited by the lack of space for browsing, media and keyboard use, Timescape a little limited in scope...
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini will appeal to some, but we don't think it will be the typical Android user. As you can get this phone for free on low cost contracts, it is likely to be popular and we feel that Android makes it much more versatile th...
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T3.com Updated:
2011-09-24 15:17:00
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is the brand’s second attempt at the game, but this time it’s decided smaller is certainly better. The world’s smallest Android phone – and close to the smallest in the world, with a 2.2-inch capacitive screen and...
Cheap but still well spec'd, The media and internet browser are well complemented by an intuitive UI...
Video watching is out of the question, Some will struggle to re-learn a predictive text keyboard...
A cracking little handset that might not be the rival of the iPhone or Desire, but certainly adds power to the world's smallest smartphone.
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UPDATE: Sony Ericsson has recently updated its X-range of Android phones to Android 2.1, so we've revisited our X10 Mini review now we have the new (ish) Android 2.1 on it.It seems a little odd to be reviewing Android 2.1 as if it's a new release when we...
Super-fast, lag-free operation, Best battery life of any Android phone, UI customisations suit the tiny form, Runs demanding apps with ease...
Only Android 1.6, Limited to T9 text entry, No physical D-pad, Timescape is rather a waste of time...
A real surprise package from Sony Ericsson - instead of bringing a poor version of the X10, it's a great teeny smartphone in its own right with some great and quirky features...
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We’ve got a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini to play with. The little Android phone still has no set shipping date, but we’ve nabbed a pre-production sample for a preview. It’s the world’s smallest Android phone, but has it been kneecapped by such a s...
Android redesigned for a small screen...
Typing is painfully tricky still...
A tiny smartphone that's surprisingly snappy: the forecast is good...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-09-24 15:17:02
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The X10 Mini as a phone With all the latest technology (Wi-Fi, 3G, Bluetooth, A-GPS) to keep it perfectly connected, the X10 Mini is almost perfect. But 'almost' is the operative word here, as during our tests, network coverage was quickly lost as soo...
Pluses, Design: comfortable to handle despite small size, Interface and responsiveness, Screen sensitivity and phone responsiveness, Simplified access to social networking sites and email, Standard audio jack and FM radio...
Minuses, Web browsing, Basic photo functions, Access to Android MarketPlace for applications, Battery life, Not compatible with Flash...
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fonehome.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-24 15:17:02
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini packs in a five megapixel camera, as well as a flash and video recording at VGA quality. Does the X10 Mini’s snapper cut the mustard? Read on to find out…...
Smart controls that’re virtually foolproof...
Very little control, despite the custom camera interface...
– A simplistic, but not watered-down cameraphone. Solid results, without unnecessary complication...
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pz10.com Updated:
2011-09-24 15:17:02
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Mini is the John Smith of names in mobile phones these days. All makers in the Big Five are keen to have a diminutive version of a popular handset but if there is one to be the definitive repack, it would be the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini. Sony...
When you're experimenting you want to make sure you minimize mistakes. Well, the first thing about the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 mini is it just can't be a big mistake. In fact, the only way for it to go wrong would be the price. The pint-sized pac...
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By Gadjo Cardenas SevillaSony’s catalogue is replete with miniaturized versions of successful products. Look at their VAIO P subnotebook, their Reader Pocket Edition and now the Sony Ericsson Xperia 10-Mini, which is the smallest touch-enabled Android...
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Sony’s catalogue is replete with miniaturized versions of successful products. Look at their VAIO P subnotebook, their Reader Pocket Edition and now the Sony Ericsson Xperia 10-Mini, which is the smallest touch-enabled Androphone in the market today.Th...
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So what do you do when you make a pretty darn’ successful smart phone? You shrink it down to the point where it’s nearly not usableso small you could lose it in your pocket if it weren’t for the thickness and make it run faster than it’s .The is not s...
Overall I am extremely impressed with the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini. I found the screen to be it’s major downside, but that’s just me personally. It may suit some people quite well. The speaker on it is absolutely terrific, I couldn’t stop listening to mu...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-13 13:21:57
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Available plans 4 plans available starting from $59 to $129 The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini was announced in February at the Barcelona-based Mobile World Congress. It may be two generations behind with Android 1.6, but the pint-sized packa...
The Xperia X10 mini runs on a smartphone operating system, but is actually more suited for people who want a simple yet robust device that's also a little versatile when it comes to looks.
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is small. Now, before you click away in disgust at that opening sentence, let me just repeat that. It is small. There's no camera trickery going on here. This is the smallest phone I've ever tested. Get your credit car...
The camera is pretty decent and, although we would've liked to have seen predictive dial and multi-touch added, this is a neat little handset which has been modded by Sony Ericsson in a very useful way. There are some instances, such as reading texts and...
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Smartphones have multimedia capabilities and the ability to view lots of information at once at their core, and for that you need a large screen, right? Well not according to Sony Ericsson whose Android toting Xperia X10 mini has landed.Sony Ericsson...
Small size, 3.5mm headset jack, Capacitive touchscreen, Wi-Fi, GPS...
Small screen makes some tasks fiddly, Text entry will be difficult for the stubby fingered...
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini is an ultra small format Android smartphone, bijou and great for small hands and pockets...
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recombu.com Updated:
2014-04-02 02:20:22
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Sony Ericsson’s teeny tiny X10 Mini certainly lives up to its name in stature – it’s the smallest Android handset we’ve seen to date. With its larger namesake, the Sony Ericsson X10, to live up to, can such a small handset still pack a big punch?What w...
The Sony Ericsson X10 Mini offers a brand new take on Android and we applaud Sony Ericsson for that; it’s a cute system that’s really easy to use. If you’re a hardcore Android fan, this isn’t the handset for you (you’d be better off checking out the X1...
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is truly a unique smartphone. With a form-factor unlike any other Android device, our final review is sure to be very interesting. So, check it out below!Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini - Design and Build Quality: The most...
The X10 mini is the world's smallest Android phone and it gets full marks for the design. The UI has been optimized for the small screen pretty well. Sony Ericsson has promised an update to Android 2.1 for the X10 range. Apart from a few minor issues the...
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thestar.com.my Updated:
2016-11-26 18:37:24
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It's really small but the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini smartphone isn't lacking in features. THE Xperia X10 mini is a surprisingly small phone. Its width and length is almost the same as that of a credit card and it weighs just 88g. If you put it i...
Good battery life; loud speakers; small and lightweight.
Small screen; not great for surfing or watching videos.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini is an impressive phone for its size. Its 5-megapixel camera is good, the virtual keypad is easy to use and the speakers are loud. Plus, the battery life is rather impressive for a phone of its size. However, the phone...
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is a compressed version of the X10, but stand out as its own device. The shrunken design is a novelty, and we liked how truly mobile this smartphone is. Of course, there are plenty of...
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini is a compressed version of the X10, but stand out as its own device. The shrunken design is a novelty, and we liked how truly mobile this smartphone is. Of course, there are plenty of high-end features to satisfy tech...
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2010 seems to be the year of the Android, and Sony Ericsson is one of the many that's taking that route. Unveiled as an integral part of its Fabulous Five devices during this year's Mobile World Congress, the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini is an offshoot o...
Compact form factor, Easily accessible interface, Average battery mileage...
Small display, Nonremovable battery, Too compact for large hands...
The Best of Both WorldsSmartphones of today have taken on the mandate of having bigger screens, faster processors, and better industrial design. Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 mini goes one step further by shrinking it all down into the compact form factor th...
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To be honest, Sony Ericsson didn't really push out as many devices and services as we had hoped for during this year's Mobile World Congress. Even so, the company did give us some pleasant surprise with the unveiling of its Android-based Sony Ericsson Xpe...
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mensxp.com Updated:
2016-11-26 18:37:24
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The all-new Xperia X10 mini blows you over with its sheer looks and powerful camera – 8.1 MP with face recog, geotagging - everything you've always wanted on your phone. The powerful Android OS coupled with a good battery life simply makes you wonder if...
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The updated Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini is possibly one of the best Android smartphones to have arrived in the market in 2011. Just goes on to show how important updates are, if done well. The slightly bigger display, a powerful processor and the latest...
Small form factor & single handed operation, Social networking ease and Timescape, Android OS at a good price, getting Q4 update to 2.1...
Alphanumeric on-screen keyboard, Average camera...
For a box price of just over Rs 13k, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini is a phone worth considering. Assuming of course that you are comfortable with the tiny (well, we are being spoilt by those 4-inch displays) display. The performance is very good. The b...
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techtree.com Updated:
2016-11-26 18:37:24
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The came and left our labs a few months ago failing to win our hearts. It was a decent phone, but a couple of flaws couldn't be overlooked. Plus, now with the game has become even tougher. For those who feel the X10 felt like a slab in the pocket...
Cute petite size, responsive touchscreen and swift interface, good audio via bundled in-earphones, good camera, customizable covers (4 in package), good feature set (Wi-fi, GPS, 3.5G)...
Screen is not crisp and vibrant, small screen and low resolution, inconvenient for long text input, old Android 1.6 OS...
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini sells in the market for Rs. 15,000. It is a pretty likable phone due to its cute size, good audio as well as camera performance and the possibility to expand its functionality with the underlying Android OS. It's a sha...
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pcworld.in Updated:
2016-11-26 18:37:24
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The idea behind Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini is very much in-line with the Nokia N97 mini and the HTC HD mini mobile phones. Launching a smaller, streamlined version of the full blown flagship model, the Sony Xperia X10 at lower prices to attract more...
Stylish and ultra compact design, Simplified and snappy UI, A decent 5MP camera, Good audio playback, Full fledged GPS function...
Limited screen size, Timescape UI is passable, Not for power users...
While the Xperia Mini X10 does not have any glaring faults, it isn't spectacular in any department. The small size brings a significant compromise in terms of lesser screen size and quirky handling for users who are accustomed to normal sized phones...
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firstpost.com Updated:
2016-11-26 18:37:24
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As far as fun phones go, with the Xperia X10 Mini there’s never a dull moment. It’s petite and ready to party. Take a closer look. Form FactorHere’s what I liked - it’s small and easy to operate with just one, hand and comfortable to hold thanks to the...
Easy to handle comfortable design, UI is smooth and well designed, Audio quality for calls and music is good, Great camera, Good battery life...
Couldn't use other handsfrees with this piece, Camera settings were inaccessible on this particular device...
ConnectivityThis tiny handset is just loaded with connectivity options. It’s a 3G enabled device that also supports EDGE as well as Wi-Fi where available. Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP is also an option. If that’s not enough, the X10 Mini also packs in GPS...
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ld2.ciol.com Updated:
2016-11-26 18:37:24
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Android is impressive. Not just because it’s open source and can run on hardware from many vendors. Not just because it’s so forgiving, open to enhancements and customizations and not just because of the marketplace (which, at last count, had over 50,0...
Incredibly tiny yet fully loaded. Fantastic touchscreen, snappy UI, great price...
A bit too small for some, non user replaceable battery...
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Small phones are special, no doubt about that. The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 might just be too special to have mass appeal but we don’t think it’s what this phone is trying to do. The X10 mini is an experiment, which works out well. It’s hard not to li...
Small phones are special, no doubt about that. The Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 might just be too special to have mass appeal but we don't think it's what this phone is trying to do. The X10 mini is an experiment, which works out well.It's hard not to like th...
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