Sony Ericsson Zylo is a mobile phone designed more specifically for music lovers than those web-centric denizens. It has music entertainment features which include Walkman player to create a personalized playlist, Shake Control for changing the song, and TrackID which is a technology that tells the title of the song and its artist and album by simply recording just a few seconds of the song.
When it comes to other entertainment features, the phone also has YouTube support which allows users to enjoy video streaming anywhere they go. In addition with this feature, the phone also has FM radio with RDS and 3D games application.
Just like most mobile phones nowadays, Zylo has a built-in camera with 3.2-megapixel resolution and a paltry 2X digital zoom. Despite some weak features in the camera, at least is has a video recording capability, Photo Fix to adjust the light balance and contrast of an image, Geo-tagging capability, and Photo Feeds which allows users to access their friends’ photo blogs.
In an effort to compete with other networking-themed phones, Zylo has the ability to support Twitter which is the most popular microblogging site in the US and Facebook which is the world’s largest social site in terms of the number of users.
The device has a modest web features that may not be enough for web-centric users. But at least it has Google Search application, Web Feeds to receive the latest blogs and news, Web Browser Netfront for full Internet browsing experience, and Bookmarks to quickly access the user’s favorite websites.
