SensME technology and ‘Shake it!’ should keep music lovers busy, while other features certainly haven’t been overlooked - the Sony Ericsson W910i boasts HSDPA connectivity, a large 2.4in display and an all-new multimedia menu.

The slider Sony Ericsson W910i is thin and smooth, and its construction feels very solid. A handy battery cover lock makes it easy to remove and despite the flat buttons.A five-way navigation pad and selection buttons do the grunt work, while the Sony Ericsson W910i’s keypad has small, soft buttons.

For calls, the Sony Ericsson W910i has a reasonable voice quality, but volume could have been louder - it is sometimes difficult to hear when there is background noise. The Walkman and general media interface of this handset has been completely redesigned and is similar to the K850i

an accelerometer auto-rotates between portrait or landscape modes. You can access and edit photos, music, videos and adjust settings, and the Sony Ericsson W910i uses a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, while the relatively large display is crisp and clear for watching video.W910i also allows you to skip tracks with the flick of your wrist using ‘Shake it!’; simply hold down the Walkman button and flick your wrist left for the previous track and right for the next track.

W910i also offers access to PlayNow, a music download service, and Track ID.A 2Mp camera with 2.5x digital zoom is included in the Sony Ericsson W910i, but its quality is poor with no auto focus or flash. There is also video recording, but this suffers from the same issues as still photography.

SMS, MMS and email messaging - all with T9 predictive text input, an FM radio, voice recorder, Java games as well as Bluetooth with A2DP and USB connectivity are all included. 35MB of internal memory comes standard, but a 1GB M2 card is included.

The Sony Ericsson W910i’s battery life is very reasonable, rated at up to three-and-a-half hours of talk time and up to 350 hours standby time.

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