Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc is Stylish and Feature Filled

May 19, 2011 - PRLog -- The presence of the Xperia Arc at the top of the Sony Ericsson line-up has definitely given the company a major boost due to the fact that it has been missing such a worthy competitor for some time now. It will be able to take on the likes of the iPhone 4 or the Samsung Galaxy S in utmost comfort, while the same cannot be said of the predecessors of this device. Samsung and other companies have been able to overtake Sony Ericsson in terms of the features that are being offered on their phones due to the lackadaisical approach by the company.

However, they have made a serious effort in the Xperia Arc and it clearly shows in the presence of the 4.2 inch touch screen display. This screen uses the Bravia Mobile engine, which has been introduced into the mobile phone industry first time. Of course, it has some changes to the actual Bravia technology seen in the Sony's television this, but overall it will be much better than the AMOLED and the retina display technology. While the retina display technology is essentially a different name for the IPS panel technology, the Xperia Arc will be featuring the Bravia Mobile technology that will make use of the LED backlit LCD technology to bring you the best. One cannot use the retina display technology in direct sunlight owing to the low levels of contrast offered by the technology.

The AMOLED technology cannot compete with the Bravia Mobile technology due to the fact that it cannot offer the same level of detail, despite matching the Bravia Mobile technology in terms of contrast levels. It is nice advantage that has finally put Sony Ericsson at the top of the spectrum and it hopes to maintain this position by the usage of a number of associated features in the phone. They will include the Timescape UI, which is going to be definitely ahead of the other user interfaces due to the fact that it will allow the Android operating system to be present more or less in the way that it should be. The Xperia Arc offers an eight megapixel camera, which is one of the best in the segment and it will be able to handle most of your imaging requirements. It mainly involves taking high quality photos and recording HD videos.

These options are present in the eight megapixel unit of the Xperia Arc, while the transferring of content recorded or shot using this camera is going to be even easier. The usage of the Android 2.3 operating system is definitely something to look forward to, but it will require enormous power to run. It is provided by the 1 GHz processor in the phone, which is offered by the Scorpion range. This processor along with 512 MB of RAM is sufficient for the phone. The Xperia Arc is available for around £ 19 per month on two year contracts under the Orange network in the UK.

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John writes on behalf of Best Mobile Contracts, the UK's leading mobile phone comparison website. John writes on behalf of Best Mobile Contracts, the UK's leading mobile phone comparison website.