BlackBerry Storm Review

Storm, the first touchscreen phone from BlackBerry marker RIM, is expected to hits stands very soon. RIM has promised to provide a haptic feedback, but how will the world react to a BlackBerry sans keys?.
The Bod is by far the best BlackBerry made so far. It rocked the market with its stunning display and the sexy interface and was instrument in redefining the RIM objectives. The focus is still on business phones, but now RIM is also into lifestlyphones.
Both the XI and the Storm has got 3.2 MegaPixel camera and similar features in terms of connectivity. But QWERTY puts the Xperia is a step ahead.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Review

This phone packs in features that you wont find in other phones from Sony Ericsson. Encased in a metal shell and sporting plastic keys, the X1 is quite differently built. Essential designed like a pocket PC, the Ericsson model opens up as an arc slider, to revel a four-row full QWERTY keypad and a 3-inch VGA touch screen.

The Xperia's main attraction lies in its X-panel. Interestingly, the WinMo-powered handset can be personalized through its nine-panel UI to suit your moods and lifestyle. The handset has its all in terms of connectivity - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, HSUPA, a 3.2 Megapixel snapper and assisted GPS. And there is 512MB of memory space. It can be further enhance upto 32GB via MicroSD

All in all, an extremely stylish handset and a mutlimedia powerhouse.

In india its proce tag is Rs. 37,000/-

In us and all USD. $782/-