The Cyber-shot C510 camera phone from Sony Ericsson doesn't offer any ground-breaking features, but it does cram a lot of fun and functionality into a sleek and slim package.
The most affordable Cyber-shot model, the C510 still comes with integrated 3G and HSPA connectivity, boosts a 3.2-megapixel camera fitted behind a sliding cover, and a 2.2-inch QVGA display for high-quality viewing.
The combination of the built-in camera and 7.2Mbps data speeds of HSPA means you can send photos and video clips directly to online services such as YouTube, without downloading to your PC first.
The C510 also offers Sony Ericsson's motion gaming function which supports games you play by physically moving the phone, such as pretending it is a bowling ball - just don't let go.
Other worthy features include an integrated media player, Bluetooth, Web browser, e-mail client with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, FM radio, Java and support for location-based services such as Google Maps.
What's missing is an optical zoom lens - so you have to get pretty close to the subject of your photo - and Wi-Fi connectivity, which would make uploading cheaper and easier.
