The Sony Ericsson Naite is the first phone from the manufacturer that’s released under the banner of being an environmentally-friendly phone. Barring that bit of green marketing (which can turn off a lot of people), it’s actually a pretty decent device.

Being bandied as an eco-friendly number, it’s prudent to get the green credentials out of the way. The body is built from aluminum and recycled plastic, the packaging is similarly drawn from recycled sources (no paper manual too) and it ships with a power-efficient charger. That’s it.

The Naite is a very straightforward handset – no fancy frills (save for that bit of green washing, of course). Looks are industrial and quite dated (it’s reminiscent of their designs from five years ago), but it’s presentable. It sports a good-looking 2.2-inch LCD, with bright colors and sharp images. The keypad, on the other hand, is sufficiently-sized and handles very well.

As a phone, it managed very good voice calls, facilitating clear-sounding conversations. The speakerphone is also decent, but lacked a bit more volume. Being a green-marketed phone, it boasts an incredible battery life that’s rated at up to 14 hours of talk time. On regular use, I wouldn’t be surprised if this lasts you between six to eight days. Seriously.

Sony Ericsson didn’t skimp too much on the modern features either, equipping the phone with 3G connectivity, allowing you to surf the web at HSDPA speeds and use your carrier’s various broadband offerings. Music player is basic, but manages good sound, provided you have an adapter for the audio jack (it uses a proprietary one and ships with earbuds that aren’t very good). There’s an FM radio thrown in too.

It comes with all the basic capabilities as most Sony Ericsson phones, including web email, MMS, PlayNow Arena and stereo Bluetooth. The 2.0 megapixel camera module is decent and takes average quality shots. By the way, it supports regular microSD cards, so getting extra media into the device is easy.

Overall, the Sony Ericsson Naite is a pretty good phone. The straightforward UI, 3G support and extended battery life are all excellent. If they priced it reasonably (they didn’t – it sells anywhere from $250 to $320 unlocked, depending on the country), it would work even without the whole green angle.

HTC’s Android phones were runaway hits. Nexus One and HTC legend got accolades from consumers and critics alike. So for any new phone from HTC Android’s stable the challenge is clear and visible. Andrioid market is getting crowded with many companies offering superb phones. So can the new HTC Desire measure up to the geeks’ expectations?

The answer is a resounding YES! HTC desire does all that and more. HTC desire has taken all the best points of its predecessors and is the next stage of evolution for Android phones by HTC. The Desire has a 3.7 inch screen that’s larger, clearer and sharper than the HTC Legend’s. Instead of Nexus One’s trackball, Desire has an optical trackpad. Desire also features a raised, click-sensitive navigation buttons. This is huge sigh of relief because the flat touch-sensitive buttons of Nexus One are not that popular.

HTC has taken note of what has worked and not worked in its earlier phones and has improved on them.

Now for mundane matters such as call quality. It is excellent. Reception is superb. Picture and video quality are also good. Desire’s 5 mp camera takes sharp images. The phone though needs proper lighting if you want to click great photos because some pictures may not be rich in color and will not  measure up to a  standalone digital camera under improper lighting. It does have a bright flash for night time photography. Conclusion, camera is not that great but good enough for most of the people.

HTC Desire’s screen provides great clarity thanks to 240 Dpi but under sun, viewing movies and playing games is impossible. The video formats supported by Desire are MP4, WMV though DivX support is lacking.

Desire performs well and loads apps quite quickly. The interface is friendly; processor is power packed and gives exceptional call quality which makes it the best Android phone till now.

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