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Xperia X10 gets Gingerbread update, gratuitous cookie pictures ensue

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Xperia X10 gets Gingerbread update, gratuitous cookie pictures ensue

Since they're free of preservatives, Android updates tend to get pr

Xperia X10 goes on sale for just a dollar on contract, Gingerbread-flavored future makes it appealing

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Okay, so a couple of weeks back, we wouldn't have cared if Best Buy was willing to give us money to carry the Xperia X10, we still would have steered clear of its flawed UI and outdated software.

Xperia X10 to get Android 2.3 this summer, makes us rub our eyes in disbelief

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Who's in charge of Sony Ericsson today and what did they do with the old crew?

Xperia X10 family's Android 2.1 upgrade coming by end of September, says Sony Ericsson UK

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When we talked to Sony Ericsson for the Xperia X10 for AT&T review, reps informed us that the phone is upgradeable but no further information could be provided.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 for AT&T review

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We've already published a pretty exhaustive review of Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 some five months ago, but it's taken until this month for it to reach AT&T's network and retail chain.

Switched On: Gluts and glory

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Each week Ross Rubin contributes Switched On, a column about consumer technology.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 has been rooted, all is right with the world

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 has been rooted, all is right with the worldSony Ericsson's Xperia X10 has been out and about for some time, facing off against the competition and predict

How would you change Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10?

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You may not agree with Sony Ericsson's time table, nor their decision on what flavor of Android to use, but let's face it: you were intrigued when SE told you the Xperia X10 would be its

Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 is likely NTT DoCoMo's best selling smartphone -- ever

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Japan's wireless networks have a longstanding, legendary reputation for existing in some parallel plane that's technologically light years ahead of the rest of the world, but that reputation's unquestionably in greater danger today than in any point in the past fifteen years. Why?

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