If all the talk of the Sony Ericsson Yari and Aino hasn't left you sated, here's a big, fat cherry to top it all off: Sony Ericsson has renamed its megapixel-busting media phone from Idou to Satio.

I have just returned home from one of the oddest musical events I have been to. Framed by the media launch of two keenly anticipated handsets that may or may not be the saviours of their manufacturer, ...

It's taken a while, but Sony Ericsson's Satio and Aino cellphones are finally hitting shelves, at least in the UK. The two touchscreen handsets were first announced back in May – you can see our hands ...

Sony Ericsson have officially announced their flagship touchscreen cellphone, the Satio. Formerly known as the Idou, the Sony Ericsson Satio features a 3.5-inch 16:9 widescreen resistive touchscreen, ...

We got an early look at the Sony Ericsson Satio, a 12.1-megapixel touchscreen phone that we've been craving since it was called the Idou For over 16 years Drew has been producing video content on ...

Back in February, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Sony Ericsson showed off a prototype of an upcoming touchscreen phone they were working on, called the Idou. Back in February, at the ...

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Carphone Warehouse has suspended sales of Sony Ericsson's Satio, after seeing an unusually high rate of returns for the handset. The phone retailer told ZDNet UK on Monday that it is "working closely" ...

If you're lusting after the sleek Symbian S60 powered Sony Ericsson Satio, based on the Idou platform and also known as the Kokura for CDMA version, then you'd be happy to know that there is a Sunno ...

This isn't meant as a full review, just some thoughts regarding the new Satio now that I have my grubby mitts on one.<br><br>First up, the camera. This is the Satio's biggest selling point, being a 12 ...

Sony Ericsson gets it: Why show the 12-megapixel phone that’s already been introduced, when you can just show it obscured in various ways by insanely beautiful ...