Sony Xperia X10 V.S iphone 4G

I would go with the iphone just because of the app store and games they have tons and tons. Android lacks of 3d gaming since apps get installed at the phones memory at the moment
 
I like the xperia more at the moment because the home screen doesent seem cluttered at all, like a home screen. I'm also really loving the camera with it, I guess I shouldnt be getting a phone for its camera but, it has a way better processor than the iphone that is currently out.
 
Having used both my iPhone and the Xperia X10, I'd go for the iPhone.

The X10 is classic Sony Ericsson: good hardware, bad software. It's fast, it has a large screen and it comes with a solid camera, but most of the custom software isn't well-executed. Timescape and Mediascape are fairly clunky, and the on-screen keyboard is worse than what Google offers. You can remove or replace a lot of this (using custom software if needed), but then you didn't really need the X10 if so!

If you really want Android on Rogers, see how the Acer Liquid e fares. It should be frill-free. But Apple has a knack for a clean interface and a big app catalog.
 
- x10
Cons
- Plenty of issues like syncing and so on with mediascape
-No multitouch
- not yet rooted.

Pros
- Great screen
- I am a SE fanboy since p800 times
- once rooted / upadate to 2.2 it will be a better phone
 
The X10 barely competes with currently-released products (e.g. Incredible, Desire, Nexu One, HD2), let alone against an unreleased high-profile product. The only advantage it has is a decent camera but crummy software more than mitigates its only edge against the competition.
 
While its not the best Android phone out there, the Xperia X10 appears to be doing well selling in Japan and Europe. A big change since all the other previous Xperia have flopped.
 
Most of the X10's success comes from NTT DoCoMo really not having anything better. :) It's still very much entrenched in the old-fashioned Japanese carrier mode, where it's more important to have some overstuffed 'dumbphone' than a smartphone.
 
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