Being able to record programmes from the train, office or pub is not just very handy, it's also very impressive!

The K800i doesn't allow you to manually enter your Internet settings but instead offers two quick and easy ways to download them: either on your phone or via a computer

The beauty of the K800i lies in how easy it is to take pictures simply slide the cover down and press the camera button on the top

If you already have a blog, you can use your Sony Ericsson K800i to upload pictures straight from your phone. If you don't, then your phone can automatically set one up for you to send pictures to on blogger.com

The K800i has a full Internet browser, so you can access almost all normal web pages, and not just mobile-specific ones

Sony Ericsson%u2019s Disc2Phone software lets you burn CDs and organise your digital music library before downloading it to your phone or its memory card

The default phone lock code on the K800i is 0000, so it is best to change this number to one you can easily remember

The Sony Ericsson K800i also uses keypad shortcuts when browsing the menu screen. The 12 functions on this screen correspond to one of the 12 buttons on the keypad

In flight mode you can't you can't make calls, send an SMS, use the Internet or Bluetooth, or the FM radio

The K800i's Cyber-Shot technology lets you take pictures, save them or even upload them to your blog with only a handful of key presses

To make it easier for other people to find your device, you can give it a recognisable name they will find when looking for nearby Bluetooth devices

Phone Mode lets you synchronise phonebook contacts and calendar entries with the PC Suite software installed on your computer