Sony Ericsson Might be Prepping an Android Cyber-Shot Device
Another brand on the Android bandwagon.
Sony Ericsson has recently been bringing most of the Sony brands over to its Android lineup, what with Android Walkman phones, the Xperia Play aka the PlayStation Phone, the S1 and S2 PlayStation tablets, the Mobile Bravia Engine for smartphone displays, etc. Now it seems there is an extremely high possibility that the Cyber-Shot brand might be joining in on the fun too.
A couple of images have been leaked of a device that features the trademark Android touch-sensitive buttons – with the Cyber-Shot logo just above it. There’s absolutely no other information available on the product though, so we don’t know if it’s going to be an Android-powered camera, or a full-fledged smartphone that will boast of some neat camera functions. If it’s anything like what the K800 was in its day, we could be looking at a winner.
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Hopefully the camera won't be this blurry
If things go to plan, Sony Ericsson will have music enthusiasts, gamers and photography enthusiasts under its Android umbrella. It’s a pretty decent plan, to say the least.
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