Last Updated: January 11th, 2011     On the hardware front, Sony
Ericsson's bumped the camera's megapixel count from eight to
twelve, although Mobile-Review found that the prototype they
handled was limited to taking stills at 3MP, with the maximum
resolution for video being 325x288. In other words, lots of
potential, very little proof of it being applied. The display,
on the other hand, had little potential to begin with - due to
shortages of AMOLED units, Sony Ericsson was forced to choose
between Super LCD technology and a regular LCD. For some
unfathomable reason, however, they decided to go with the
latter, which made even the X12's 4.3-inch 854x480 monster of a
display look mediocre. As for the processor, it's the same
MSM7230 found in the G2, and it still flies.   So how about the
software? The prototype they handled was running Android 2.1,
though it is said to be likely that the final version will end
up running 2.2 (Froyo), with an upgrade to 2.3 (Gingerbread)
coming sometime in 2011. Lame, especial