Well, if you are passionate about swanky handsets, and have been inquiringly yeaning to lay your hands on the Sony Ericsson’s X10 Android phone, then your wait for the swank device is over as Vodafone UK now has the Android-run Sony Ericsson’s X10 available in its stores for its costumers.

Though earlier the handset was slated to be made available in February 2010 sometime, but to take into account its increasing popularity, the phone was kept for waiting and now the leading network has decided to bring it on April 2, for £35 every month on a 2-year contract basis.

The handset, powered by the most recent Android operating system, has got an attractive appearance to allure the mobile buffs. Its built-in 4-inch touchscreen display touts to offer around WVGA 800 x 480 resolutions. Besides, it also has got an 8mp shooter, which has Autofocus, LED flash, image stabilizers, smile and face detection.

Additionally, the Xperia X10, on the connectivity front, boasts of featuring Bluetooth 2.1, Wi-Fi b/g, GPS, and Android 2.0 accompanied by Custom user interface. It also comes in built with the features of ultra-fast 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor as also social media services.

Users, with this device, can enjoy managing their complete communications in one place, browsing conversations and viewing their tweets on Twitter, or photos, emails,  and texts, and all credit goes to a broad line-up of social media applications, such as; Mediascape as also Timescape.

Coming dipped in Sensuous Black shade; the glossy and elegant Xperia X10 touchscreen mobile phone comes hued in Sensuous Black and would be available to grapple at a price of about £35 every month on a 2-year contract basis. After availing this plan, subscribers will be additionally provided with 900 minutes, mobile internet access of around 500MB as well as limitless text messaging.

I believe, the year 2010 would offer a lot more devices to the costumes out there. And so far there have been a number of avant-garde devices that have begun or starting grabbing the attention of all and sundry. But still, the whole things depend on what they are going to offer in the form of features and functionalities.