Sony Ericsson C510 finally captured in focus

19 Comments

by Greg Kumparak on January 2, 2009

The Sony Ericsson C510 is the friggin’ Big Foot of the mobile world. Put this thing in front of a camera, and said camera suddenly becomes incapable of taking proper photos. It’s like it magically generates blur.

Fortunately, PhatTrance of DailyMobile got his hands on the C510, and was fortunate enough to have his anti-blur-generator charm on. Months after we first got wind of the C510 (previously known as “Kate”), we finally have reasonable pics of it.

Check after the jump for more.

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Comments

Savi Vila - January 2nd, 2009 at 9:40 pm CST

Other copy cat. The same color and near the same GUI. But Apple always has a followers…

SkratchBoard.com - January 3rd, 2009 at 3:26 pm CST

This looks like an interesting device, but I’d rather have an improved iPhone with the following things changed:

1. Faster processor and more memory. Many iPhone users have been reporting that their iPhones have been increasingly sluggish with more apps installed. A faster processor and more memory should fix it.

2. Better Battery Life. One day of use is hardly good these days. 5 day of normal usage with a single charge like the Nokia E71 would be awesome.

3. Higher Resolution Camera. What’s with that whimpy camera? Add a 5 Megapixel+ camera so I don’t need to carry a separate point-and-shoot camera.

4. Video Capture. Oh, of course the camera needs to support video capture as well. 720p at a minimum and super easy upload to YouTube.

5. Flash Support. What kind of web browser doesn’t have Flash support these days?

6. WiMax Support. Forget 3G, add WiMax support to the iPhone for ultra fast wide area wireless network at peak rate of 40MBps.

7. Seamless data tethering. It would be so sweet to be able to use the iPhone as a wireless modem for my laptop. Apple, why do you have to forbid 3rd party developers like NullRiver to give this to us?

8. Hardware Slideout Keyboard. This one may cause a religious debate, but many still think a hardware keyboard is more usable. Add a slideout hardware keyboard for easier typing. But we want it without making the iPhone any thicker.

9. Bigger Screen. Increase screen size to 4″, maybe add a foldable OLED display. This would make web browsing so much better.

10. Make iPhone a True Open Platform. Apple, please stop policing the 3rd party ecosystem and rejecting software that you don’t want other people to compete with you, like the Opera iPhone Web Browser.