In SE defence all major manufacturers have teething problems with new products, so all that I can say is that I ask you to bear with SE until they the sort this glitch out with a patch, I had 3 Nokia 5800’s and numerous firmware updates before that phone worked correctly.

Having migrated from Nokia 5800 to SE Satio, I have found that the Satio is a lot better in performance and is more rugged and robust.

The Satio has one of the best OS; there are thousands of applications that can be used with this phone.

One of the best applications for this phone is Opera 10 beta, it is fast, touch capable and the bookmarks are a lot easier to apply.

As for complaints of freezes, crashes, under-performing batteries, and bizarre interface behaviour, I have not experienced any of this (touch wood).

All I would say to the people that are having problems with this phone is to be patient; you will not regret this in terms of performance and reliability.

Having read various forums it seems that the glitches are mainly on branded phones and not unbranded.

The only downside that I have found on this phone is that there is no qwerty keyboard, however there is a solution you can download a virtual keyboard.