At first glance, the candy bar-style Sony Ericsson Cedar can easily be mistaken for a model from several years ago.
With its 2.2-inch display and full-size keypad, the Cedar is a throwback to a time before fancy smartphones and big touch-screens.
Some of the Cedar's features are also from the olden days, such as the two-megapixel digital camera, which these days is probably not even good enough for online posts to Facebook.
Fortunately, the time warp stops there.
While the Cedar doesn't come with a major operating system like Android or the new Windows Phone 7, it does have built-in support for widgets for popular applications, such as Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace.
The quad-band GSM and 3G Cedar also comes with pretty good data connectivity in the form of HSPA. This is particularly handy because it can be used as a modem for your PC.
