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About the Eclair update of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 family

Congratulations Sony Ericsson, you finally did it. After using your phones continuously since 2002 with your first phone, the T68i, followed by a couple of others – K700i, W810i, W980, W760i, C905, W890i, T700, W595, W715 – I finally decided to step ahead. The X10i will be the last phone of you I’ve purchased. You “support” your flagship phones for half a year and then quickly release a new one.
You’re just interested in making money but not in having satisfied customers. I’ll keep my X10i until X-mas is close to see if you break your promises again or what the update lookes like and then somebody else will be having my phone under his/her X-mas tree as a present.
So thank you for helping me decide that the Motorola Droid/Milestone 2 or the HTC Desire HD also look very promising. You just lost a faithful customer who used your devices for more than eight years.

Sony Ericsson Aims to Be World’s Largest Android-Phone Supplier

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB, the mobile-phone venture of Sony Corp. and Ericsson AB, said it aims to be the world’s biggest supplier of smartphones powered by Google Inc.’s Android software, according to a BusinessWeek report.

The London-based company currently has a 17 percent share of the Android-powered phone market, compared with 23 percent for the largest supplier, Chief Executive Officer Bert Nordberg said at a briefing in Beijing.

Although he declined to identify the current company that leads Android sales, the company competes directly with rivals HTC, Motorola and Samsung. Sony Ericsson currently has a more limited Android selection than its competition, with sales limited to the Xperia X10, X10 mini, and X10 mini pro. The company's next Android phone, the X8, has yet to arrive on the market.

Nordberg didn’t give a timeframe for achieving the top spot.