Sony Ericsson’s X10 looks almost too good to be true on paper – aside from the version of Android it ships with, 1.6. With a Gig of internal storage, 1 GHz Snapdragon processor, 4″ 480 x 854 screen, and SE’s Nexus UX (I hope they rename this), it is certainly set to hang with the top Androids on the market. However, when I got to play with one in a private meeting at CES, I was disappointed by a non-responsive screen that felt cheap and even plasticy. Then again, those were running 1.5 and the units out on the show floor, which I did not see, were running 1.6 and inspired a positive reaction from everyone I spoke with about them. Time will tell. I hope I’m wrong about the lackluster touch screen. Looks like I may have called one detail pretty early on though. Video after the break…

• X10 turns up on T-Mo UK site as coming soon
• X10 product demos
• Galaxy Lite and X10 headed for T-Mo UK
• More X10 videos
• Rumor: X10 headed to AT&T pretty soon

The Swype-equipped T-Mobile Cliq XT should be launched tomorrow running Android 1.5, but there’s still no *official* date on the calendar. This one features MotoBlur, Flash Lite, and a 5 MP cam. I’m sure we’ll be covering price and other features tomorrow. For now, check out an unboxing and hands on from PhoneDog.

• Cliq XT Wears T-Mobile Like A Glove
• Hands on with the Cliq XT (Quench)
• Motorola’s “HS1001″ Android
• Motorola i1
• Backflip unboxing from PhoneDog

SlashGear recently got their hands on HTC’s follw-up to the Hero, Legend, and you can check out a slew of images of the two devices sitting next to one another over at their site. As a fan of the original design, I have to say that I think Legend is incredibly sexy. Had it the specs of the hotly anticipated Bravo (Desire) I’m not sure I could choose between the two, given the option. Unfortunately, I won’t be burdened with making that choice any time soon.

Two videos – unboxing and first boot – after the break:

• Hands on with Legend at MWC
• Legend and Desire – First Look videos from HTC
• HTC announces Legend and Desire: Video, pics, specs
• Sexy Legend keeps name, Nederland launch near
• Another leaked Bravo image

My first impression of Google’s N1 Dock? It’s pretty sexy and functional, though I anticipate reader complaints about the fact that it doesn’t allow the user to watch movies in landscape or transmit data. I haven’t even used it overnight yet, so I’ll reserve further judgment for a few days.

• Do we have a date on a VZW Nexus?
• N1: Multi-colored trackball and custom Live Wallpapers
• Swype for Nexus One easily accessible
• Nexus One: How Google is laying out the groundwork
• Sony Ericsson said no when it came to building Nexus One

Always plan before you post. That’s my lesson for the day. I approached this video as a PhoneDog unboxing because, though I had seen his Nexus One hands-on, I didn’t know Noah already unboxed this phone over at PD. I even uploaded the video to the PhoneDog YouTube account. Ah well, I’m not about to scrap it now, so just substitute the word “Phone” with “Droid” whenever you see/hear it, and pretend this all went exactly as planned.

• Do we have a date on a VZW Nexus?
• N1: Multi-colored trackball and custom Live Wallpapers
• Swype for Nexus One easily accessible
• Nexus One: How Google is laying out the groundwork
• Sony Ericsson said no when it came to building Nexus One