14 DAY TRIAL // Sony Ericsson's Idou has made it into the wild once again these days, with a wide range of images with the device available on the Web. Among the photos with the handset, the ones that might catch your attention a little are those that show the device dressed in silver.
Most of the info on Sony Ericsson's device has been already presented in the news, and there are not too many striking new things that need to be said this time around, except maybe for the stylus dongle that can now be seen in some of the new photos.
The mobile phone was unveiled last month during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, and hasn't become available on the market yet, but the new set of photos could make some enthusiasts rejoice, as would the device itself.
Most of you might already know that Idou is expected to come to the market featuring a 12-megapixel photo snapper, while also including a 3.5-inch touchscreen display, only to name some of the impressive features it will sport. One interesting fact though about Sony Ericsson Idou is that this might not be its final name after all, yet no details in this direction are available at the moment.
The handset that can be seen in the photos published by Fony seems to be running under S60 5th edition developed for touchscreen handsets, but this is not the final Symbian platform that Idou is expected to include upon hitting the market, which might suggest that the new operating system is not yet ready for showcasing.
Other new things that might be said about the device at the moment include a word on its battery, which seems to be a 1000 mAh Li-Po one, and on the phone's user interface, which shows some tweaking, like the Media center and the picture gallery. And while the camera of the pre-release unit that was snapped by the guys from Fony is said to only produce 9-megapixel samples, the final product is expected to turn into a great shooter.
