Career Blogs Need To Incorporate Sex And Swearing

Do business advice blogs bore you?

Yeah, me too.

And that's a shame because they are often packed with lots of great content! The trouble is they often pack that great content in a boring manila folder. And lets be honest, no one is ever eager to peek inside a boring manila folder.

So these posts get overlooked and their great advice goes unheard because the presentation and delivery are all wrong. They've failed to entice the reader and get them excited to read more!

Smart business advice doesn't vary much whether you are writing from an tropical island as a location independent entrepreneur, or from a corner office with a birds-eye view overlooking the island of Manhattan. It doesn't even vary much if you're writing from inside four dull gray cubicle walls.

The point is, from WHERE you write doesn't matter. HOW you write does! And personally, I would be more likely to read career blogs if they incorporated some sex and swearing. Anything to spice it up!

I don't write a lot of career/entrepreneurship advice here on my blog. Although I'm told I should. I don't write on the topic or even talk to my friends and family about business because quite frankly, at the end of a workday, I'm sick of talking about work.

Don't get me wrong. I love discussing business - hearing people's views, sharing my own, learning and applying new strategies. I just prefer to discuss it in a way that's more relaxed, more relatable.

Earlier this week I was asked to write a guest post for Brazen Careerist, a career-management site for high achieving young professionals and ambitious college students. I've had close to two dozen of my posts featured on Brazen Careerist in the past. So I'm guessing they like my edgy take on life and work.

Here is a nibble of my most recent one...

Giving It Away On A First Date and In Business
Ever notice that people who have a product or service of value are happy to give you a trial run or a money-back guarantee? That’s because they’re confident that once you get a taste of what they’ve created, you’ll come back for more. It’s the classic “try before you buy” concept. You hook them with that nibble.

It’s sort of like a first-date kiss. (Well, minus the nibble unless you’re into that sort of thing.) The kiss should be good, but small. Just enough to make them want more, to convince them to say yes to a second date and keep the thought of you lingering...

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Think of it like this. If you were standing on a corner with two men, one in a stuffy black suit and the other with a free-flowing purple mohawk, who would seem more fun to chat up?

Exactly! That's why I strive to write from a place inside myself that resembles a punk-haired businessman. Well, I'm currently sporting a fohawk undyed and missing a tie today. But close enough.

Latest Mobile Phones Nokia N9 l Began Marketed

Mentioned, there are 24 countries included in the list. But there is no clear information which countries will immediately get the first generation N9. (gsmarena.com)

Latest Mobile Phones Nokia N9 began marketed, The biggest mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia, began to send their latest products, N9, to foreign countries. Utilizing an open platform MeeGo, N9 features a navigation and voice-guided map. For storage media, smartphones with touch screen swipe feature to return to the main menu is available in capacities from 16 to 64GB. 

Quoted from PCMag, 28 September 2011, the product was marketed in a price range starting from U.S. $ 560 for the 16GB version and $ 650 for the 64GB version. 

Nokia N9 is equipped with a 3.9-inch AMOLED screen made of glass antigores. 8MP autofocus camera which can record HD video, the chip near-field communication (NFC) is also available on mobile phones which only have a button on it's side. 

Nevertheless, it is unclear which countries would immediately get the first generation N9 and when present in the market. Mentioned, Nokia will only let users from 24 countries only when the product began to be purchased. From the list that made Nokia, the United States, Britain, Japan, and India does not enter into it. 

As is known, after the N9, Nokia said that they would use the Windows operating system Phone as their primary platform. This step was taken in the hope that they are able to gain momentum to compete with their heavy competitors like Apple and RIM.

Five Years and a New Chapter (and Blog)

It all started with my first post featuring my pork and peaches stir-fry recipe. It was my attempt to impress readers to this blog that I could be creative, marrying my Chinese cooking techniques with seasonal California influences (that would be the peach). And of course, the servings were just right for The Single Guy.

So that’s how Cooking With the Single Guy was born.

Five years later, I still post recipes, but not as often because I’ve pretty much gone through my repertoire of recipes. My blog has grown to include more dining reviews, food shopping and events (and maybe the occasional cupcake or frozen yogurt).

But you know what it’s like when you reach a milestone – like the seven-year itch, or a mid-life crisis. You reflect. You go down memory lane and get all emotional about a pork and peaches recipe. And you wonder about whether you still want this.

I’ve seen a lot of food bloggers who actually slowly disappeared, with no new updates. And you figure they probably just went on with their lives, leaving us behind with just the memories.

I just realized that I’ve now written myself into this hole where it sounds like I’m about to announce some bad news. But it’s actually good news. Really.

I will be moving on from this blog, and will no longer be updating it. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still single. And I’m still cooking. It’s just I felt like I needed a change, something fresher, and something that focused more on my love of food photography. I'm not giving up food blogging. Just moving to a new address.

So I’m happy to announce that I’ve launched an entirely new food blog, one that showcases my photos better. I’m still writing about eating out, food shopping, events, and the occasional recipes. I’m just doing it now at Focus:Snap:Eat.

I’ve spent the last two months setting up this site, so I really hope that you’ll follow me over there. You’ll continue to see my photos and read about my food adventures. If you go there this week, for example, you’ll find photos of this weekend’s Eat Real Festival in Oakland, along with reviews of Nojo in San Francisco, a look at orange wines, and even a chicken recipe from my childhood.

I want to thank everyone who’ve taken the time to stop by and read my blog. I’m always amazed at how people find me, from all over the world. This blog will remain as an archive of my reviews and recipes. And I hope to read your comments at Focus:Snap:Eat as I begin the next chapter in my food blogging life.

Ben aka The Single Guy

EVO 3D, The First 3D Android Phone

Using two 5-megapixel camera in tow, this phone is capable of recording and displaying photos and movies 3D format. (Htc.com)

No need anymore to use the tools again to enjoy the display format 3 Dimensions. Now it look like you can get in the latest HTC smartphones over the EVO products 3D. 




Through two cameras in tow, mobile phones capable of recording and displaying images and 3D movies.
"In this product, we are more forward side than the specifics of experience," said Agus Sugiharto, Indonesia Country Manager of HTC in launching the product in Jakarta, 23 September 2011. 

Agus added, with the ease of getting a picture trends, today people tend to want a picture as the original. "The desire is accommodated in these devices," Agus claims. 

"Two 5-megapixel camera on the back represents the sharpness of the human eye, and dimension 3. While in front there is a 1.3 megapixel camera, "said Agus. "Thus, the picture is more real, like we can take," he added.

Agus said, users do not need to fear with still lack support device for printing images or 3D images. "Photo printing services as provided by Fuji Film for instance, is ready to print images 3D format," he said.
3D sensation does not stop at drawing pictures. When watching movies and streaming video, users can also enjoy the sensation. "With open eyes, now you can see a 3D movie," said Agus. 

According to Agus, the device is also very suitable for those who want to document the beautiful moments or for real estate agents, for example. "Segments of the target device is priced at the price of Rp5, 999 million are middle class, aged 25 and over," he said. 

For information, said Agus, 3D on devices like the trend has previously been successful in the United States. Then, how about in Indonesia given the differences in user characteristics? 

"Characteristics of users in the United States and Indonesia are different, but we want to try to continue the successful series of 3D in Indonesia," he said. "The facility also is much 3D as a lifestyle, because of different experiences or only present in video games," he admits. 

Even so, said Agus, said that his party wanted to convey the message that they try to always update to the latest innovations. For information, for the Asian market, HTC's new 3D EVO launched in Singapore and Indonesia.

Forging Friendships With Unlike-Minded People

We are attracted to like-minded people. We form friendships and romantic relationships with those who share our similar interests, goals, beliefs and core values. Just look at the people you surround yourself with. Notice the familiar flavor.

And because they are familiar the bonds are effortless, comfortable and strong. Rarely do we step completely outside our comfort zone and approach someone that is nothing at all like us! Because to do that is scary and seems awkward, like filling space with the echo of crickets where conversation should lie. So to avoid chirping insects, sweaty palms and restless feet we stick to those we share common ground with. We stick to like-minded people.

No one would question why I'm friends with the people I'm friends with IRL (In Real Life as they say) because we compliment one another. We match up just perfectly. But when it comes to the online world some of these relationships not only surprise others, but have left me scratching my own head!

Take "Sally" for example. (I'll be using the fictious name "Sally" to protect her identity.)

I'm not sure two people could be more different - "Sally" and I. It's always baffled me that she reads my blog and likes my writing. I feel like I would be highly offensive to her (ex: The Manwhore Relapse post). I like using the word "fuck." She prefers saying "fudge." That's not very like-minded. So I once tried bringing her over to the darkside, corrupt her and get her to swear. I believe I got a "f*ck" out of her. The asterisk is as far as she's going to go. She made it to the light gray side.

She's a pair of properly pressed slacks.
I'm a pair of broken-in torn bluejeans.

She's been known to give out hugs.
I've been known to get into fist fights.

She goes to church on Sunday mornings.
I'm coming home on Sunday mornings.

She enjoys curling up with a good book.
I enjoy...well, let's just leave it at that.

Good people come in all kinds of flavors and mindsets. Of course most of us will never know this because we will never reach out to anyone other than like-minded people. The only thing that "Sally" and I have in common is that we both agree the sky is blue and the grass is green. Oh and one other thing - blogging.

That’s the beautiful thing about writing. We’re not just connecting our thoughts and emotions with words. We’re connecting with complete strangers with our words. If it wasn't for blogging, "Sally" and I may have never even exchanged pleasantries. She would stick to her like-minded folk and I would stick to mine. So maybe having a blog is the perfect introduction?

Bloggers are just good people. They're good to one another because even despite all their differences, whether they type out all four letters of a curse word or drop an asterisk in the middle, they will forever share one common ground - a love for the written word. And sometimes that's enough. Sometimes one similar interest is all it takes to get a conversation going. To spawn many more conversations. To forge the most interesting and most unlikely of friendships.

Thank you written word.

War Samsung and Apple Begins in Australia

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Samsung filed a lawsuit against Apple for alleged patent infringement wireless.
Samsung has filed countercharges against Apple in the Court of Australia. The lawsuit filed because Apple accused of patent infringement over Samsung's wireless that is used in the iPhone and iPad. 

Quoted from page to Reuters, Samsung filed a lawsuit after delaying the launch of its Galaxy series tablets in Australia. Kangaroo country is now indeed become a global patent dispute between Samsung with Apple. 

Release issued by Samsung Electronics Australia says, Samsung claims a lawsuit filed in Federal Court of Australia, with registration in New South Wales, on September 16, 2011. 

Contents lawsuit claimed the seven patent infringement against Samsung wireless communications standards in Australia by the product Apple iPhone 3G, iPhone 3G, iPhone 4, and the iPad. 

Claims that Apple's patent also mentions use in a suit against related to Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is not appropriate and should be withdrawn by the court.

Behind Apple's previous Samsung sued  against all patent in South Korea, Japan and Germany. However, a spokesman for Apple in Australia yet to respond. 

Samsung and Apple has a patent war smartphones and tablets since April. Apple is trying to anticipate the development of Android-based phone sales with a direct 'beat up' largest mobile phone manufacturer based Andoid, Samsung.  

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Apple still controls the high-end mobile phone market with the iPhone. However, Apple has denied allegations of patent Samsung product and a product called Galaxy tracing the design and appearance of the iPhone. The current 'war' is still running at a court in the United States, as well as Europe, South Korea, and Australia. 

Apple won the lawsuit in Germany, earlier this month. German court banned Samsung sold 10.1 Tablet Galaxy country in Europe's biggest economy. Samsung's own appeal against the decision of German courts.

Ready Sues, Samsung Waiting Iphone 5 For Korea

Iphone 5 rumored uses NAND flash memories and application processors (APs) Samsung.

Samsung and Apple

The current iPhone is a product that is still the ruler of the smartphone market and most sold. Apple was preparing to launch iPhone 5 to resume the power in the world smartphone market.

However, a number of legal cases are expected to inhibit the iPhone master the smartphone market. Moreover, a number of lawsuits have been filed Samsung who think Apple is violating patents owned by Samsung's wireless products are used on the iPhone and iPad.

Samsung has filed a lawsuit in Japan and Australia. In addition, there are at least 23 lawsuits are still pending in the Apple vs. Samsung conflict in several countries, including France, Germany and the United States.

Not only that, as quoted by the Korea Times, Samsung even waiting for the launch of the iPhone 5 in South Korea, to file a lawsuit against Apple in South Korea.

"Shortly after the arrival of the iPhone 5 here (Korea), Samsung plans to sue Apple to court for breach of Samsung's wireless technology," said one senior Samsung executives who refused to be named, told the Korea Times.

"As long as Apple does not want to drop its mobile telecommunications functions, they may not sell its product i without the use of our products have been patented. We will continue to fight against Apple's legal battles over the reverberations still audible," he explained.

iPhone 5 is now the target of Samsung's new, even before the market. Korea Times called the iPhone 5 using Liquid Cristal Display (LCD) production of LG, as well as NAND flash memories and application processors (APs) Samsung's production, which could be a gap.

Samsung Will Make Iphone 5 illegal in Europe

This act is an act of retaliation for Apple who filed a lawsuit that Samsung products banned in Europe

The consequences of Apple's lawsuit against her former partner, Samsung is now getting worse. There is a possibility, it even Apple products that will come forbidden to circulate in the EU. 

One of the goals of the patent is the patent owner can get money from people who use their patents. However, it seems, this method has been modified it to turn off Apple's competition in the market.
The lawyers they managed to do its job in the European Union and the successful ouster of a number of products from competitors iPad outlets stores on the continent. Now, Samsung decided that they will resist using the same method as that used by Apple. 

South Korean manufacturer will use the patent rights they have and urgent ban on Apple products that use Samsung's tech components to circulate in Europe.
"When the iPhone 5 circulated in Europe, we plan to drag Apple to court for violating patents related to wireless technology owned by Samsung," said a Samsung executive, quoted by the Korea Times, 21 September 2011. 

This step, the spokesman said, is a response to legal action taken against the ranks of the Apple smartphone and touchscreen Samsung's Galaxy tablet  most successful made into illegal trafficking in Europe by Apple for allegedly mimics the iPhone and iPad. 

According to analysts, Samsung, which is pretty straight so far in the competition in the market and legal channels, has decided to take the dirty action that's taken its competitors. After some time the news spread that they would seek to prevent Apple to bring iPhone 5 in Korea, now they want to ban the iPhone 5 become more widespread. 

The dispute between Apple and Samsung it self has become a spotlight on the industry. Because the patent should be used to get money from other people who utilize the technology or the patent owner, not used to protect the product from its competitors.

Tyler Florence’s Angry Lobster with Tomato-Chile Butter Recipe

For this month’s Test Kitchen, I get to eat lobster thanks to your votes. Some 47 percent of you wanted me to try the “angry lobster” recipe from Tyler Florence’s “Tyler’s Ultimate” Cookbook that I got awhile back.

That far exceeded the other three choices: Ultimate chicken wings (23%), hunter’s minestrone (16%), and lemon ricotta crepes (12%).

The recipe keeps things simple, with minimal ingredients. I think when cooking lobster, the simpler the better because the lobster meat is just so great by itself.

The trick is finding the live lobster. Most places sell just frozen lobster tails, but whenever I need live seafood, I can always count on the seafood markets in Chinatown. So that’s where I went, and found the above huge lobster that weighed more than 2 lbs. (Florence’s recipe really only called for a 1.5 lb. lobster.)

The recipe gets its name from the fact that you have to kill the live lobster, which would make anyone angry. But in Chinese households, a quick chop to a lobster (or crab) between the eyes is a quicker death than boiling. And Florence agrees with me as he instructs you to first pierce a chef’s knife between the lobster’s eyes, then twisting off the claws, followed by cutting through the back and finally chopping the lobster tail into four sections.

I’m not going to photograph the cutting process, mostly because I have yet to figure out a way to shoot photos of myself while wielding a knife. So instead, here’s the end result with the lobster all chopped up. (One thing, though, is I didn’t really keep the body section, which really had just the gills and very little meat. Florence’s instructions made it sound like you should cook them too.)

Once I got my lobster ready, I prepped the other ingredients, which was a pint of cherry tomatoes, two handfuls of fresh basil, a teaspoon of crushed red pepper flakes and 3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced.

To prepare the dish, I started by warming a little less than a quarter cup of extra virgin olive oil in a large skillet. Then adding the garlic and red pepper flakes to infuse the oil (over medium high heat). With some flour that’s been seasoned in salt and pepper, I dredged the lobster pieces and tossed them into the pan. I cooked the lobster in two batches because it’s important not to crowded the skillet. Florence says to brown the lobster pieces for about 3 to 4 minutes on each side.

When the lobsters are all browned, then they all get combined in the skillet along with the cherry tomatoes, cooking for another five minutes to soften the tomatoes. Then add half the basil along with the juice of half a lemon.

To finish everything, I added in two tablespoon of unsalted butter, which creates a sauce for the butter. And then I just plated everything up and garnished with the remaining basil leaves. Looks pretty good huh?


My tips and warnings about this recipe:

1. I don’t know if this is true for all lobsters, but mine had sooo much water in him (or her, I didn’t check) that when I chopped into it, a lot of liquid came out. Be very close to your sink to not mess up your counter top.
2. Try not to use a lot of flour on your lobster pieces, dust them off a bit. The reason is the flour residue in the skillet will turn the butter you add later into a nice thick sauce. But too much flour can mean a super thick sauce. So use less flour or add more liquid or lemon juice at the end to thin out the butter sauce.
3. Definitely serve this with bread to fill you up but also to soak up the chile butter sauce.

Ease of cooking: Although I’ve done it before with Dungeness crabs, it was a bit tougher killing a lobster, especially the one I got which was huuuge from Boston. The killing part is probably the toughest part of the recipe, and then after that it’s pretty easy.

Taste: Keeping it simple, the taste was pretty nice, with the butter and slight heat from the red pepper flakes. I really enjoyed it.

Overall grade: A, because this was a simple preparation, tasty, and really looks vibrant in the red and green when presented. I’m definitely going to try another recipe from this cookbook. (Maybe the lemon ricotta crepes!)

XPERIA X10 Can Update OS Gingerbread

XPERIA X10 Can Update OS Gingerbread

For users of Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10, we've got some good news. More recently, a joint venture between Sony and Ericsson announced the availability of Google's Android operating system update version 2.3 (Gingerbread) for Android smartphones that old.

Although not yet available, at least Sony Ericsson has been displaying the announcement on their official blog titled Sony Ericsson Product Blog, which quoted VIVAnews from GSM Arena, Monday, March 28, 2011.Rikard Skogberg, the first person who spread this info to the world happy, to say that the experience of releasing XPERIA arc and XPERIA neo help the engineers at Sony Ericsson in doing Gingerbread OS updates for X10.

Skokberg also admitted, a company initiative to deliver updates to the OS Gingerbread XPERIA X10 departs from customer demand users. Technically, this discourse seems to be being realized. During this time, users simply enjoy the XPERIA X10 OS aka Android 2.2 Froyo with multitouch functionality.

If there is no obstacle, Sony Ericsson plans to release the OS updates Gingerbread start of summer, around the third quarter of this year (July-September). However, it is likely there will be delays in several network operators. For the non-bundling membli package operators, this update will run properly.

"In short, we plan to deliver software, functions, and experience a new Xperia smartphone in the year 2011 to the device XPERIA X10. Our ambition is to provide the major functions of Gingerbread, including the User Experience and features," said Skogberg.

In addition, the software functions that exist now will disappear. X10 camera application will be adapted to the standard UI Gingerbread. Mediascape will be replaced by widgets latest media from Sony Ericsson, like arc, neo, and Play.

Meanwhile, Backup and Restore application will be lost because of Gingerbread is not support these functions.

For those users XPERIA X10, notifications about the availability of OS updates Gingerbread is not going through SMS or through a wireless network, but when plugged into your PC X10 is connected to the Internet.

Phone Playstations Ready to be Released

PlayStation Phone

Smart phone Xperia Play Sony Ericsson now officially introduced. Play Station phone was ready to be released to the market on 13 February.

According to the company's joint venture, through a Facebook page and a number of its ads, the Xperia Play will adopt Google's Android as the operating system. This smartphone also became the first smart phone that meets the standard PlayStation Certified.

By this standard, as reported by Sony Ericsson, Xperia Play user can use to order and play PlayStation games for mobile phones as well as for tablet PCs.

In addition to the specifications memiliiki level with the Sony PSP, Play Xperia equipped with multi-touch LCD screen for 4-inch with a resolution of 854 x 480 pixels plus a Qualcomm MSM8655 chipset.

Play also marks the launch of Xperia cooperation between Sony Ericsson and Sony's PlayStation group holding company for the first time in the field of product development.

Here's a short video Play Sony Ericsson Xperia:

Xperia Arc, Xperia Sony Bravia tech

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc

Starting in 2011, Sony Ericsson added a collection in the series range with the launch of Xperia Xperia Arc, thinnest smartphone Xperia Xperia compared to nine other types.

At first glance resembles the Arc Xperia Xperia X10 design. However, actually quite a lot of difference between the two. The most visible difference is the dimension.  

Xperia Arc has a more compact design and lightweight, only 0.8 cm thick and weighs 117 grams, compared to X10 with a thickness of 1.3 cm and weighs 135 grams.

With the Android platform version 2.3 (Gingerbread), of course experience offered Xperia Arc is also much better. The visual also more sharp and detailed with the support of LED-backlit LCD screen capacitive 16 million colors, compared to the X10 display enough capacitive touch screen TFT 65K colors. For about a resolution, both are balanced, ie 480 x 854 pixels.

"Xperia arc indeed incorporate the latest technology from Sony to design a more spectacular and entertaining consumers. All use the latest release of Android," says Ben Padley, Head of Marketing at Sony Ericsson Indonesia, through his statement, Friday, January 14, 2011.

Created from premium materials and an aerodynamic body with an arch, this brand-new smartphone is designed more sleek and tough. Reality Display with Mobile BRAVIA ® Engine to deliver visually clearer than the previous series.

Furthermore, complete with a 8.1 megapixel camera phone sensor Exmor ™ following R f/2.4 lens from Sony is claimed capable of capturing images and high-quality HD video in low lighting. All images and videos can be displayed in HD on your TV via the built-in HDMI connector.


Sony Xperia Ericrron Arc became available in the Indonesian market in January 2011 with a choice of colors Silver Midnight Blue and Misty.
BRAVIA ® Engine Mobile to deliver visually clearer than the previous series.

The following features and specifications of the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc:

Dimensions and weight     : 12.5 x 6.3 x 0.8 cm 117 grams 
LED-backlit LCD screen :  capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors 
Screen size 4.2 inches      : 480 x 854 pixels-Scratch-resistant surface- Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate- Multi-touch input method- Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine- Proximity sensor for auto turn-off- Timescape UI 
Memory                 : 512MB (RAM) microSD up to 32GB  
Connectivity           : 7.2 Mbps HSDPA , HSUPA 5.76 Mbps Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n, 
DLNA Bluetooth  v2.1 A2DP microUSB v2.0
Camera                  : 8 MP, 3264 x 2248 pixels, autofocus, 
LED flash 
Video                     : 720p @ 30fpsOS                         : Android OS 2.3 (Gingerbread)
CPU                       : Qualcomm MSM8255 1GHz Snapdragon processor; Adreno 205 GPU Radio                     : Stereo FM with RDS 
Browser                 : HTML 
GPS                       : A-GPS support 
Features                :  Java (via third-party applications)- Digital compass- HDMI port- Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic- MP4/H.263/H.264/WMV player- MP3/eAAC + / WMA / WAV player- TrackID music recognition- NeoReader barcode scanner- Google Search, Maps, Gmail,YouTube, Calendar, Google Talk- Facebook and Twitter integration- Document viewer- Adobe Flash 10.1- Voice memo / dial / commands- Predictive text input 
Battery                 : Li-ion 1500 mAh   Up to 400 hours (standby) Up to 7 hours (talk time) 
Price -

Sony Ericsson Introduces Xperia Android 2.3

Sony introduces its new product in a new integration that is up inside the Xperia. Through Social Xperia Xperiment, each user's characteristics studied.

Sony Ericsson introduced the Xperia two generations. Both put forward a full-featured, with reinforced 1GHz processor and Qualcomm's Snapdragon platform supported by Android Gingerbread 2.3.

The first product is the Xperia Mini Pro. He comes with a sliding Qwerty keyboard for the first time found on the Xperia Pro. Smartphone dimension 92 x 53 x 18 mm and weighs 136 grams comes with Office Suite and McAfee antivirus software.

Secondly, the Xperia Mini, an HD video recorder Android smartphone is claimed to be the smallest in the world. The size is only 88 x 52 x 16 mm with a weight of 94 grams.

Head of Marketing at Sony Ericsson Indonesia, Djunaidi Satrio, say, with such products, it wants to provide more satisfactory than a series of Xperia.

"This smartphone has a better strength, unique features, and make the right choice for users looking for Android and the Sony's advantages in one device,"

In the second new product, Sony is also introducing a new integration that is up inside the Xperia. Such integration is through the application of Social Xperia Xperiment, invites users to learn the characteristics of each.

"So, in this integration, you will tend to be analyzed whether a typer or a toucher. That there are applications, "added Hanna Sanjaya, Marketing Communication, Sony Ericsson.

Sony introduces its new product in a new integration that is up inside the Xperia.Interested? The product is priced at $ 229,9 for the Xperia Mini Pro and $ 214,9 Xperia Mini.