Xperia X10 Mini Pro Auto Focus Functionality

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We're testing the Auto Focus functionality on a new Xperia X10 Min Pro Android 2.1 by some demand. This is my first ever test on auto focus, which came to me as a shock that Mini Pro actually is much faster in terms of camera than its big brother X10 (or big sister Rachael). As you can see on this video, the auto focus changes so quick that you can't even notice a second delay between the main object and something inbetween it and the camera... I hope you guys are enjoying my videos and posts I've been creating for you.



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Xperia X10 Mini Pro - Gesture Search

Hi Guys,

This time, on some demand, I'm bringing Google's Gesture Search into your attention. It's one of the coolest apps out there, and it's a lot of fun :)

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John.

Xperia X10 Mini Pro - Mini But Mighty

I have always wondered why my girlfriends Mini Pro works twice as fast compared to my X10i which I bought twice as expensive. And my today's practical test shows me the reason why - because it really is faster. I ran Quadrant Standard Edition on both my x10 and x10 mini pro, and as it turned out, Mini Pro collected more score than it's big brother... My last test on X10 showed me 502 where today its little brother earned 528, and is above some really nice smartphones like, HTC Desire, Nexus One Android 2.1, Moto Droid, Xperia X10i and HTC Magic... Isn't amazing? I always kind of felt sorry for Mini Pro owners in a way that they can't create folders on desktop without a home replacement, and so on, but today, I am thinking, they have better phone than mine... a) They have a physical keyboard, it's worth a lot of credit, b) It has auto-flash mode and c) It works faster...

So, here is the verdict... You want a sexy phone? Go with X10 (esp. white luster), you want a practical phone (you text/email a lot, you want to listen to music out loud etc...) Go with Mini Pro.





Here with you again,
John