They have a developer team for their firmware updates. Last week this developer team updated the firmware for Sony Ericsson Aino and Sony Ericsson Satio. Earlier there was an issue with Sony Ericsson Aino and after updating firmware this problem was resolved. Their team did the solution of this problem by providing the updated firmware.

After updating the software of Sony Ericsson Aino with this firmware, will improve the performance of the mobile phone, and it will use less battery and improve the GPS and WLAN access. This will also improve the performance of Bluetooth, by which you will be able to transfer the data faster and safely. This firmware also installs the new tested best game- Loco Roco.

Earlier Sony Ericsson Satio was pulled back from the stores due to software issue with the phone. Then onwards their developer team made the updated firmware R1CA037 to solve the undisclosed software problem with the phone. Those who bought the Sony Ericsson Satio from the shops were informed to update the firmware from the internet for free of charge. Their developer team regularly updates the firmware of other versions also so that the issues come with phone will get resolved immediately.

Their developer team is also developing the firmware for Sony Ericsson Yari mobile phones. It will improve the performance of the phone and will install Snowboard Rush and Hamster Hustle games.

The Sony Ericsson Aino has an expandable onboard memory which is perfect if you want to store a media library. The 16MB should be enough for you to store all your music, with a couple of videos as well! The media player can play a decent range of file formats ranging from MP3’s and AAC to even WMA as well as a couple of video formats. The impressive range of connectivity options including class 10 GPRS, HSCSD and Wi-Fi. These options are really useful as you can download files off the internet directly to your phone. Out of all these features, the best is the 8.1 MP cameras that the phone comes with. This is one of the bbest cameras in the mid range phone market as it comes with autofocus and an LED flash. Lack of a basic xenon flash has been quite a criticism as a top class camera should have come with it. This surprising exclusion by Sony Ericsson has been quite surprising as they have incorporated the xenon flash in phones that came before this one. To top off all the media features, the Sony Ericsson Aino also has an FM radio tuner with RDS. This allows you to get information about what you are listening to directly from the radio station itself.

Be sure to check out the many Sony Ericsson Aino deals online. Sites like Mobile Deals Compared can be helpful in saving money when looking for a new phone as they compare the many deals on offer from major retailers.

The first thing to say as warning though is that, if you don’t have Playstation 3, you might not get as much out of this phone as would make it worthwhile keep tabs on. If you do, however, have a PS3, then this could be about the best choice you’ve ever made. And here’s a few very important reasons why:

• Remote Play – You know all that music, all those photos, and all that other guff you’ve got saved onto the vaguely generous PS3 of yours? Well, now you can access it all directly using the Sony Ericsson Aino. That’s right, whether you’re at home and hooked up to the computer via a local network, or hanging out with some monkeys in a jungle in Cambodia, you can now access all the stuff saved on your PS3 on your phone. As long as that jungle has decent Wi-Fi, of course.
• PlayTVservice – All those certain free TV channels you can watch via your PS3?… Yep, you guessed it, these can now be streamed straight through the ickle screen on the Aino. So now you can watch Neighbours with all those monkeys. They won’t know what they’ve been missing.
• Media Home – Something for everyone here – a way of Synchronising your PC (not just your PS3) with your phone to make sure you’ve everything you want with you, whichever jungle you find yourself in.
• Media Go – A nifty way to watch and organise all your home computer media files using the Aino as some kind of touchscreen remote control.

So, a bit of simple maths to finish. PS3 + Aino = A very happy you. Not got a PS3, then this might be one to avoid, as even though it’s got as much going for it as any other smartphone, it’s bulkier than most out there, and the screen’s not quite as big or impressive as some of those Samsung’s that have been hitting the news recently. Read a fuller Sony Ericsson Aino review here, or spend a couple of minutes in the company of this video for more of a sense of what this thing can do.