The New Sony Ericsson Zylo-a Closer Look

Sony Ericsson are revamping the very popular and successful "Walkman" range of handsets

with the introduction of two new models, one of them being the Zylo.

The audio playback attributes of the phone are the obvious draw for most potential customers, however the handset features numerous other feature designed to appeal to a wider spectrum of people. The surge in popularity of Social Networking websites has been addressed by Sony Ericsson, with applications for Facebook, Twitter and YouTube all pre installed. The Zylo is a quad band GSM handset and supports GPRS and EDGE, meaning even when outside of 3G areas, the user can always access e mails and internet. The phone also feature push notifications, meaning keeping up to date with your inbox is even easier and more instant. Local connectivity is also well represented thanks to the inclusion of a micro USB port and Bluetooth 2.1.

The Sony Ericsson Zylo features a good quality camera facility. With a resolution of 3.15 mega pixels, the snapper also features geo tagging and a digital zoom. A handy photo fix function allows you to make adjustments to light and colour after the photo has been taken. In terms of internal storage capacity, the Zylo has 260MB of memory, however most people will opt to upgrade this via the microSD slot, giving the potential for upto 16GB of additional storage. The obvious attraction of such a large potential storage capacity is with regard to audio tracks, which is the feather in the handsets cap. Supporting multiple formats, including the latest HD FLAC lossless format, the Zylo performs superbly as an audio player. The Walkman V4.0 software makes organising your music simple, and using the system is both fun and very easy. Music can be filtered by artist, genre and album. Not only does the handset allow you to also create your own playlists, but thanks to the clever SenseMe facility, the phone will automatically select tracks for you based on the mood your in by simply basing the selections around the tempo of the music. TrackID, which is Sony Ericssons own music identification system is also supported. This system records a clip of the a song then finds details of the track on the internet, a handy option if you here a piece of music you don't recognise.

The Sony Ericsson Zylo is going to appeal to music lovers thanks to its comprehensive audio playback options and the support of HD FLAC as a format. Social networking fans will also be attracted thanks to the pre installed applications. all things considered this a stylish looking handset with superb functionality.

by: ERosher

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