Due to the overwelming amount of questions we got on our first Sony Ericsson post; here's a follow up that will hopefully address your concerns.

The most often asked question was how do I unlock my Sony Ericsson phone?

One way you can try it is with a free unlock patch generator, such as the one I found here.

So about six months ago we reported how Sony Ericsson had named tennis hottie Maria Sharapova as their "global ambassador". I had no idea what that meant then, and I have no idea what that means now.

But what I can tell you is Sony Ericsson is coming out with the "Maria Sharapova Design Collection", a collection of cell phone accessories. Here's the all explaining copy:

smile... your getting paid: Maria Sharapova with Sony Ericsson phone

I’m barely convinced countries need ambassadors, let alone cell phone manufactures; but if you’re deciding to go in that direction you can do a lot worse than a blonde, leggy 20-year-old.

Sony Ericsson might have come up with the concept phone of the decade: avid users tried to imagine how a "perfect" Sony Ericsson handset would have looked by today's standards and posted some concept phones that will most certainly NOT be on the market anytime soon (or maybe never).

These concepts: won't be coming to a store near you

Granted it justs exists at the moment on paper, but if produced the Sony Ericsson PXi Phone would finally give the Leftorium an okaly-dokay-do handset to hawk.

Designed by Bence Bogar, it sports a 3.3-inch touchscreen which can be used with stylus or without, a second touchscreen on the right edge, a 5 Mega Pixel camera, 2 card slots, a magnesium frame; all designed specifically for southpaws to use.

While the just announced Sony Ericsson W960 will be lagging behind the apple iPhone in several respects, name recognition certainly comes to mind, it does equal it in on board storage; coming with an amazing 8GB of memory. That means you can store about 700 albums of music at once… great news if you actually have 700 albums of music.

What's the verdict on just announced Sony Ericsson W910 slider phone? Ice cold.

Sony Ericsson claims that nothing is imminent; but they just filed for a U.S. patent concerning a cell phone/video game hybrid. A joint venture between the Japanese electronics company Sony and the Swedish cell phone Ericsson; what the device would be if it does actually exist is a Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) cell phone; taking advantage of the PSP’s existing brand name recognition.