A video of the just mentioned, Sony Ericsson Aspen area just on Youtube, in a not-so-foreign language English. My Russian is unfortunately limited to “hello” and therefore can not interpret the details of this Aspen carrying Sergey Kuzmin, but we can almost guess that is to expose how well the Sony Ericsson.

As mentioned before, the Aspen features a 2.4 inch touch screen QVGA, full QWERTY keyboard, UMTS / HSPA (double or triple band, depending on the region), WiFi and Bluetooth, along with a 3.2 megapixel camera. There is also a GPS, a microSD card slot and stereo speakers, FM radio with RDS and 3.5mm headphone jack. To make matters worse, the Aspen Sony Ericsson works with Windows Mobile 6.5.3.

The video shows the interface for Windows Mobile 6.5.3, and several menus, and compares with some of Apple, Nokia, and RIM models. At first glance, WinMo 6.5.3 looks good and fast, so check out the vid for yourself.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yoa5oiq64dE

Sony Ericsson have been looking at the Nokia E72 for its design of Aspen? Perhaps not so bad a thing – the E72 is a pretty decent phone, after all – but you go through brief preview-first team that sounds could have been made to spend a little more time on the QWERTY keyboard. They estimate that the keys “are a bit too slippery,” we did not have a problem with the E72.

It is a shame because otherwise the Aspen feels comfortable in your hands. ” Other details are scarce, beyond a tour of what Windows Mobile 6.5.3 brings to the table, but Sony Ericsson is also charged to your SlideView user interface – like the XPERIA X2 – which has shortcuts to various simple applications integration with core Facebook.

The Aspen is one of Sony Ericsson phones that are expected to play with the Mobile World Congress 2010 in a couple of weeks, so we reserve the trial until then. It is due to go on sale in Q2 2010.

Sony Ericsson has launched Lively, a touchscreen 3G mobile phone that captures 720p high definition, and also photos of lace with a 8.1-megapixel camera includes face detection and geo-tagging.

The Brisk has a TV output for viewing video on an HDTV, YouTube support, aGPS, and Wi-Fi. It measures 4.2 by 2.0 by 0.5 inches (AAP) and weighs only 3.4 ounces, and also includes a 360-by-640-pixel touch screen 16:9.

The Lively is a quad-band EDGE (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) and tri-band HSDPA (850/1900/2100 MHz) device. It will hit the market sometime in Q1 2010 in “select markets”. If high-end is still the latest releases from Sony Ericsson, which means the Vivacious available unlocked first, and possibly AT & T later.

Sony Ericsson is singing a George Michael song. They want you to believe that “You have to have faith.” And so some new images of the unannounced phone Sony Ericsson called “faith” have been leaked. It’s a Green Heart device and runs Windows Mobile 6.5.

Some specifications are: multi-task with gusto, panels for the life of 24 hours, elegant and ergonomic design with beautiful, QWERTY keyboard with good usability, aGPS, 2.4 “QVGA touch screen, Micro SD Card slot, Windows Mobile 6.5 and heart green.

It comes in silver and black. You have to have faith, a faith, a faith.