Sony Ericsson Xperia has an excellent gaming experience. ‘Its wide screen allows users to get more involved in the game. Here are the top games for your Xperia phone, most of of them are also compatible with other android based Sony Ericsson Mobiles so that you can catch the real fun of gaming on this phone.

Angry Birds

After months of waiting, the Android 2.1 update has finally been released in the US for AT&T branded handsets. The update was initially released October 31st and information followed shortly saying that because of rigorous testing from AT&T, the update could be months away and months away it was. After 7 months after the initial Android 2.1 release, Sony Ericsson are close to releasing an Android 2.3 update for the handset.

The update doesn’t bring any added features that other countries didn’t receive. The 2.1 update increases the number of homescreens from three to five and also adds the abilitiy to record videos in 720p.

It seems that the Xperia X10 may never get its Android 2.1 upgrade for AT&T users. The model was released last year by the mobile network running on Android 1.6; however they promised that an update would soon follow. That promise might not see the light of day as the company no longer sells brand new Xperia X10 models.

If you go ahead and check out the AT&T website you will still see them offering the Xperia X10 however it is being sold as a refurbished model. This means that the unit was pre-owned and is reconditioned before passed on to its subscribers. The smartphone costs $0.01 and comes with a 2 year contract.

Those of you who are into technical stuff should be pleased to hear the news that the Xperia X10 now has an all in one flashtool.  This new flashtool can be used to easily hack into your unit and root it. You might be wondering why a person would want to hack into a perfectly good Xperia X10, right? Basically this is one way of gaining complete control over your device and installing a new Android version (Android 2.1).

This isn’t for the faint of heart though since it requires knowledge of basic technical skills. This latest tool was recently released by the duo only known as Bin4ry and Androxyde. Here’s what the tool can do for your unit.

It was recently announced that the Xperia X10 won’t be upgraded to Android 2.2 even if Sony Ericsson has the Xperia Arc running in Android 2.3. The reason for this was explained recently by Nathan Vautier, a representative of Sony Ericsson for UK and Ireland.

It seems that the company engineers are having a hard time in “uncoupling” the Timescape user interface from the Android operating system. They actually were able to pull it off in the Xperia Arc but had no luck with the X10.  Basically, the X10 will remain as it is and not have any more OS upgrades. Sony Ericsson even commented that Android 2.1 was even equal or even better than Android 2.2 on this model.