The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc is a slim Android smartphone with a 4.2" touchscreen, 1 GHz processor, 8MP camera, and microSD card slot. It has quad-band GSM connectivity, 3G, Bluetooth, and WiFi. The Arc introduces Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and removes the Mediascape interface. It has a beautiful design but glossy materials show smudges easily and viewing angles of the display are poor.

2.  Quad-band GSM /GPRS/EDGE support  Accelerometer and proximity sensor
 3G with 7.2 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76  Standard 3.5 mm audio jack
Mbps HSUPA  Stereo FM radio with RDS
 4.2" 16M-color capacitive LED-backlit  microUSB port (charging) and stereo
LCD touchscreen of FWVGA Bluetooth v2.1
resolution (480 x 854 pixels) with
 Voice dialing
Sony Mobile BRAVIA engine
 Adobe Flash 10.2 support
 Android OS v2.3 Gingerbread
 microHDMI port
 1 GHz Scorpion CPU, Adreno 205
GPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon  Ultra slim (8.7mm at its thinnest
MSM8255 chipset point
8 MP autofocus camera with LED flash  It offers Wi-Fi (b/g/n), USB v2.0 and
and geotagging Bluetooth 2.1.
 720p video recording @ 30fps with  The inbuilt storage is 320MB only,
continuous autofocus but you can expand it up to 32GB via
the microSD card slot. The phone
 Wi-Fi b/g/n and DLNA
will ship with an 8GB memory card.
 GPS with A-GPS
 microSD slot up to 32GB (8GB card
included)

3.  Design is one of the Arc’s key assets. The slim, inward curved
back carries a high-tech vibe that we really appreciate and we do
find the gradient color finish at the back quite attractive.
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc is quite the looker
 Unfortunately, the glossy materials are easily covered in smudges
and the phone quickly loses its appeal. Your Arc will require daily
care to keep its great looks.

4.  The 4.2” 16M-color LCD screen of the XPERIA Arc has FWVGA resolution
(854 x 480 pixels). It’s a capacitive touchscreen and have no issues with its
sensitivity and response. As expected from a modern day smartphone,
multi-touch input is enabled too so as far as touch control is concerned,
the Arc’s screen, is the Sony Bravia Mobile Engine, which is expected to
improve the image quality by boosting contrast and sharpness when
viewing images or watching videos.
 The XPERIA Arc boasts an 8 megapixel snapper with a single LED flash. The
Arc uses an Exmor R backlit sensor. The user interface of the Arc’s camera
is quite intuitive. You have a bar with five shortcuts to popular features on
the right, a bar with the latest captured images on the left and still
camera/camcorder switch at the bottom.The five most used shortcuts
allow you to change the capturing mode, resolution, to pick a scene, turn
on flash and enable/disable touch capture (i.e. take a shot by pressing the
viewfinder).
 The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc introduces two important changes to the
company‘s Android smartphone lineup. The Arc runs the new 2.3 version
called Gingerbread, and it gets rid of the Mediascape interface.
 Mostly this smartphone is used by professionals, due to its magnificent
features that is universal.

5.  Display has poor viewing angles
 No front-facing camera
 Main competitors have dual-core CPUs and better GPUs
 No smart dialing
 microSD card slot is not hot-swappable
 Camera key isn’t particularly comfortable
 Due to its sensitivity it is mostly fragile, users cannot portrait it
as an ordinary phone
 Professionals must acquired such care to a phone, not to be over
used.
 The capacity of this smartphone such always be recognize, its
memory must not reach its line up.
 The connectivity of the phone has a low variety

6.  The company’s slimmest smartphone is easily the most beautiful to date. The
phone looks so good. wiling to forgive some of the design choices that were
probably forced on the team: the lens and shutter key placement, the non-hot-
swappable memory card slot or the lack of auto brightness control.The Arc has
it all in terms of features: big quality screen, awesome 8 megapixel camera and
HD camcorder, the latest Android. Not less important, the phone has a soul and
spirit.