Review Sony Ericsson Spiro - Walkman Phone

One will be retained Sony Ericsson is the design of the existing buttons below the screen. With the form of three circles intersect, these keys are operated at a glance looks like a difficult though they are not. Height difference between the buttons that are close together makes it so easy to operate.

Bringing the Walkman name is clear that superior features of this phone is its function as a music player. Of course not only that this can be done by Spiro. Spiro's work on GSM 900/1800 networks, but unfortunately does not include 3G technology in this phone. So to connect to the internet you can only use GPRS and EDGE only. Connectivity is provided then only the USB and Bluetooth only for Wi-Fi still has not been entered in the sales package Spiro.

Sony Ericsson Spiro is not a mobile phone with touch screen. From the outside it ranks its keypad buttons invisible because this phone uses a slider form factor. Hidden keypad and a new second layer visible when the slide is pushed downward. Even a very simple form of a button. There's hardly any distance between one another button but it did not reduce the value of this phone ergonomics.

Another feature that became mainstays Sony Ericsson Spiro is the ability to connect with social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook. With this feature Spiro so obviously attractive option for anyone who did not have a Facebook or Twitter and the same trick is also used by many mobile phone vendors now market their products.

Specifications Sony Ericsson Spiro: