also known as Sony Ericsson U1, Sony Ericsson Idou

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Published:
15 Feb 2009
Market Status:
Released
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The Sony Ericsson Satio, codenamed Idou, is announced to be the manufacturer’s first all-in-one device, packing a 12-megapixel camera with Xenon flash, a Symbian S60 5th Edition OS, 3.5-inch touch-sensitive display with 16:9 widescreen format and a resolution of 360x640 pixels.

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Fantastic phone!

30 Oct 2009 Ruslan

8 out of 10

The phone is brilliant. It has lots of features and content already preloaded on it. The new GPS software and content works brilliantly with no hassle, truelly like a real satnav. Lots of preloaded games but only a few are free, so have to pay for the rest when the demo time is up. There are the usual Sony Ericsson stuff like TrackID etc. Messaging on the phone is pretty easy especially with the full landscape keyboard. The screen is fantastic, really bright colours and very crisp. The main selling point of this phone, the camera is amasing. All of the features such as face recongnition, touch focus work perfectly so a real pleasure to use. Gaming on the phone is a little bit more fun but not by a mile. There are no special games made for this phone yet which exploit its true capabilities so cant say yet. The media is quite good but there are a few things that are lacking, such as TV, music equalizer and sony ericsson shortcuts such as holding down the volume key to skip songs. Overall the phone is very easy to use, all the apps load up quickly so no problems with that. There are a few issues like freezing when plaing games, if you overclock it, it will lag a little bit when opening extra apps. So overall a great phone for people that like a big screen, a good camera and lots of apps.





Big good quality screen
Awsome camera
Interesting apps
Light weight
Good for internet browsing and watching movies
Decent battery life
Quite bulky
Complicated interface
No music equalizer
Lack of apps
No Sony Ericsson button shortcuts


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