Sony Ericsson P910i review from South Africa

This is my third Sony Ericsson P910i. Previous models' software kept on getting corrupted and needed constant upgrading, and for about 3 months I never had a mobile phone because of that.

The phone needs to be switched off and on again every once in a while just to refresh the memory, it tends to battle to function if left on for too long

The Sony Ericsson P800 started the whole "smart phone" craze and the P910i builds on that success, and is widely regarded as the best "smart phone" fighting off competition like the iMate Jam and iPaq (who all run Windows Mobile OS's).

The phone has native word processor, excel spreadsheet, and PDF support, and some software models have got Powerpoint support as well, and all of these can be synchronized with Windows without any fuss.

The phone comes with 96 Mb of memory as standard, which is more than enough for the average user, but it can be upgraded to 1 Gb if need be.

The synchronization software that comes with the phone is very user friendly and easy to use, and even technologically challenged people will be able to use it with no major hassles.

This is an awesome phone, with loads of features that will keep you entertained for yonks.