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Handset exclusivity is fast becoming a key point of difference between the network operators. Should you want a Blackberry Storm you have to go to Vodafone. O2 has the iPhone. And now Hutchison Whampoa, who own the 3 network, have gone one step further and created INQ Mobile.
One feature any self-respecting music phone should surely boast is a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Sony Ericsson are marketing the C510 as the “most affordable Cyber-shot handset yet.” And there is much to like about the phone. But, were photography to top your list of priorities, you might do better to look elsewhere.
The first of Sony Ericsson’s mid-range phones to bear the ‘K’ badge previously reserved for Cyber-shot phones, the K660i stakes the internet as its territory, with 3.5G capabilities and dedicated browser shortcuts.
The 6220 Classic holds some surprisingly high-end features in its no-frills plastic frame. Despite its name it finds more in common with Nokia’s Nseries than the old-school Classic range.
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