Sony Ericsson Yari Multimedia Mobile Phone, one of the 3 new handsets (Sony Ericsson Aino and Sony Ericsson Satio being the other 2) from the company, brings with it a unique feature, not seen with mobile phones outside Japan – gesture gaming. This new innovative feature lets you play games by actually moving your body. A games carousel is also introduced by this cell phone, which lets you access all games from your desktop. The PlayNow arena service can as well be accessed from the Yari.
Gesture gaming definitely will give people their daily dose of exercise. It seems like a nice unique way of having fun and passing your leisure. Mmmm… But, it would surely seem a little whacky to find people boxing invisible enemies, bowling or smashing or throwing invisible balls, twisting and turning when they are waiting at a bus stop, traveling or sitting on a park bench. However, gesture gaming should be given a chance and not ridiculed just by the mere internet-ish knowledge of the concept.
If you are exhausted playing the gesture games, you can even play regular games or listen to music. This handheld boasts a ’state-of-the-art’ music player and stereo speakers, for providing a high-end music experience. To listen to the music, you can either plug in the head-set that comes in the package or use Bluetooth wireless headphones. An FM radio is also integrated into this music phone. There is an option that lets you share your music with friends as you talk by the click of a button too. Equipped with a 5 Megapixel camera, this phone offers a variety of ways to make life’s precious moments memorable. Read More Sony Ericsson Yari Mobile Phone
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