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The Sony Ericsson Aino really can lay claim to being called a true multimedia computer since it can connect to your PC or your PS3 and stream content from either device anywhere in the world. The new mobile phone device is now available for developers who want to test their new mobile applications on Perfecto Mobile’s Handset Cloud Service . Most would agree with Brendon Ambrose from TechHuman when he points out that he does not understand “why they didn’t go full touch. It’s a very good touch screen. One of the best we have used. So why not utilize its full potential?” On a positive note he mentions that “the pre-installed apps, like Facebook, AccuWeather and Wisepilot Navigation all work smoothly, even when running multiple apps at once. Further the built in email application is not at iPhone or Blackberry level, but it is way better than anything Nokia or Samsung offer on their entertainment phones.” Brendon would agree with Nicole Lee from CNET who claimed that the price t...

Sony Ericsson today unveiled a couple of prototypes alongside the Idou -- sorry, Satio -- including a phone that points the way towards a possible PSP phone. The Sony Ericsson Aino -- Aino being a character in Finnish mythology whose name means 'only', myth fans -- beams your PlayStation 3 content direct to you wherever you are. Wowzers! The Aino boasts an 8-megapixel camera and comes with a wireless dock and headphones. It will sync with your PC over Wi-Fi or 3G, and features a Bluetooth headset, all straight out of the box. But what's really rocking our socks is the fact that the Aino can connect wirelessly to PS3 from anywhere in the world. From your living room to Timbuktu, if you have digital content -- TV shows, films or music -- on your PS3, then you can access it through your Aino*. You can't play games, sadly, but you can -- get this -- switch your PS3 on and off. Magic. Right, that's enough from us. Click through our gallery of ill-lit but lovingly po...