Sony Ericsson to upgrade Android2.3 for XPERIAX10

In the early hours of March 26 in Beijing, Sony Ericsson announced in its company blog in Friday that it plans to upgrade its handset product Xperia X10 to Android version 2.3 by the end of the second quarter of this year or the beginning of the third quarter. Sony Ericsson previously said Xperia X10 will not continue to upgrade after Android version 2.1, a comment that has caused many users to resent it.　　As a result, Sony Ericsson revised the plan immediately, saying that the "original product" would be upgraded, meaning that no modified product could be involved in the upgrade.　　The blog also points out that some users of the modified X10 may not be able to get upgrades. Android 2.3 will provide a better user experience and user interface. According to Sony Ericsson, the software is now entering the finishing phase of development. But upgrades also mean that some of the features will disappear.　　For example, the camera will use the standard user interface, not the Sony Ericsson-led interface, while face recognition and smile shutter function (smile shutter) will also disappear. X10 is Sony Ericsson's newest and most powerful Android series flagship handset.　　Its high-end configuration, using the current mainstream 1GHZ processor, 4-inch 480x854 touch screen, built-in 8 million-megapixel camera.　　Sony Ericsson's upgrade message made many X10 users happy. However, not everyone's wishes can be realized. Sony Ericsson said in the blog, because the main upgrade object is Xperia X10, so xperia X10 Mini, mini pro and Xperia X8 and other models users will continue to use the Android version 2.1, and there is no upgrade plan. (linjing)