It’s been out just about everywhere except in the US, where they ironically first unveiled it during CES back in January. Well, that little bit of insignificant mobile phone info has just been corrected: Sony just made the phone available—unlocked—in the US through their online store. It’s pretty much the same phone already available in

This video of a dancing Android mascot was caught in China, where Sony Ericsson used it to promote the Xperia Arc. Yeah, it really isn’t that big of a deal if you think about the grand scheme of things, but it’s just one of those clips – among many available on YouTube – that you

Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Arc looked pretty good when they unveiled it at CES last week, right? It’s pretty hard to miss an attractively slim phone with that’s packed with high-end goods after all. In case you wanted to get a better look at it, Sony Ericsson just released a new hands-on preview video that gives

Sony Ericsson’s Xperia line of smartphones just got a little bit bigger, after the company unveiled the Xperia Arc at CES. The phone apparently got the name from the unusual curved back, which gives it a very slim feel. Besides the slim body, the Android 2.3-running phone is highlighted by a number of Sony’s imaging