Dragging up an eject-style icon will give you access to a similar array of options to the Xross Media Bar, except this time you can touch the elements you want instead.Įach press will open a new range of icons in front of the former, so you can interact with the content chosen. You shut the phone, and you're presented with a handset exclusively to be used in landscape mode. The touch interface when the phone is closed is a whole new ball game. Let's be honest - using elements like the internet browser are much easier when you can just poke the screen, so we hope this is something that might be changed in the future with a firmware update - especially as Sony Ericsson tells us that it is possible, it just chose not to do it. We're also questioning the wisdom of switching off the touchscreen functionality when the slide-out keypad is used - what's the point in that? We know people would rather use a physical keyboard and the touchscreen is a little redundant at this point, but unless not using it saves huge amounts of power, we see no problem with it staying on.
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