The Sony Ericsson c902 is an exciting new phone from cardinal phone producer Sony Ericsson. The phone has an interface similar to that of other current, popular phones, with a screen taking up half of the device and a keypad located on thebottom of the phone. This layout has worked well for years, and it's no different on the c902. The Ericsson cell phone offers many features commonly found on other similar phones. The c902 features a number of messaging capabilities, such as email, push email, instant messaging, SMS, and MMS text messaging. With that many messaging options it is unlikely that you will ever be wholly disconnected from the people you need to stay in touch with. The phone works on AT&T's Edge network, which has been criticized in the past for it's speed and reliability. However the HTML browser with RSS support means you can access your favorite blogs and websites from anywhere. The Ericsson also has an internal memory with 160 MB, and that can be easily expanded by memory stick micro cards. What might be the biggest draw of the c902 is it's 5 megapixel cybershot camera. Indeed, if you only saw the back of the phone, you might think it's a camera in and of it's self. The camera is revealed after sliding the back of the phone to the left, and it is operated in much the same way as other cameras and camera phones. The phone is scheduled for a Q2 2008 release.