At the Engadget Show earlier this week, Aaron Woodman from Microsoft demonstrated the upcoming Windows Phone 7 operating system on a LG phone. The surprice was not WP7, but the unannounced LG device. This is a prototype, and no official information about the phone is known. Except that it is running on Windows Phone 7 and has a full QWERTY keyboard.
I have been using a X2 since late November for the purpose of writing a review. On private basis, I have owned a X1 for over a year so I am quite used to the currently small range of Xperia phones. The X2 first impression was not very positive. That was mostly due to touchscreen input, or rahter the lack of response from user input. I would not have updated from X1 to X2 if I had to use my own money for this.
Sony Ericsson have now confirmed that the X2 firmware will have an updated in March. The Windows Mobile version number will be updated from 6.5.1 to 6.5.2. 
Some of the new features in the new firmware will include
Another update will be released in May. X2 will be updated to 6.5.3. Xperia X2 hardware is not compatible with Windows Mobile 7
According to the images, Sony Ericsson Faith is a QWERTY business model running Windows Mobile 6.5. The images reveal a device with QWERTY keys below the display similar to Nokia E-series and BlackBerry phones. It has a stylus, USB mini-A connector, 3.2 megapixle camera and a 2.4 inch display with a 320 x 240 pixel resolution. The phone is supposed to be eco friendly and therefore being a GreenHeart device.
We might see more of this during the Mobile World Congress in a month. The Faith has received mixed reception by our forum members
Three new Windows Mobile 6.5 models. A model called Bravo with a 1GHz Snapdragon CPU running Android.
We have used the X2 for almost two weeks now. This is a production version but it has the amount of bugs found in prototypes. The upcoming preview will tell the true story.
LG and AT&T announces the LG Expo Windows Mobile 6.5 QWERTY phone with a huge projector hump on it’s back
