The Sony Mylo Communicator 2 includes a 1.3-megapixel camera, AIM integration, widget support, and direct downloads/uploads. gorgeous 3.5-inch diagonal WVGA touch screen on front. The display is one of the Mylo’s greatest assets as it delivers an amazingly sharp picture, making it a pleasure to surf Web sites, watch videos, and view photos. The touch screen is also responsive, though you’ll probably want to use the included stylus.
For text entry, there is a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard, which you can access by sliding up the front screen. Other controls on the Sony Mylo include a power/hold switch and a wireless on/off button on the left spine, and a volume rocker and a Memory Stick Duo/Pro Duo expansion slot (supports up to 8GB cards) on the right side. On top of the unit, you will find a proprietary headset jack, a power connector, a mini USB port, and the camera activation button. Finally, the camera lens, self-portrait mirror, and reset button are on the back.
Mylo 2 relies solely on Wi-Fi (802.11b/g) for connection. It works with WPA and WPA2 encryption
For entertainment, the built-in media player plays MP3, AAC, and ATRAC formats, as well as WMA (secure and unsecured) music files. The player has repeat and shuffle modes, and it displays album art and track information. There’s also a built-in equalizer so you can tweak the sound, and you have the ability to create playlists on the fly. Video support is fairly limited with the Mylo COM2 able to only play MPEG-4 files. There’s a full-screen mode, and you can also create playlists and adjust audio. There’s 1GB of onboard memory on the Sony Mylo COM2, but that can be supplemented by the Memory Stick expansion slot.