register me to the list pls lol
4 months old arc S user. been very happy with it and no problem so far (touch kayu).

on a trivial note, my Arc S has been standing out among my friends who uses s2, 4s (my circle of friends are trendsuckers )...but lost to Galaxy Note due to its fatty big boss size

Do you get international warranty for AP set?

just sent in my arc for the hairline replacement today.. apparently they only change the frontal housing and not the chrome portion

it actually cost 134(include labor) if its not under warranty.. funny thing is they dont allow the change of chrome at this stage.. and couldnt answer my question "why"?

battery problem is no 1 issue of any smartphone. we can't prevent that but we can manage

my arc need to charge like every 4 hour..cant stop playing it

Tablet just too big for me this 4.2" arc screen 'ngam2' to my needs

My battery life

thinking to purchase tab too but now not enough budget like u. 
thanks God i'm not a gadget freak like others.
if i am, i think every month i 'pokai' 

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Added on January 20, 2012, 11:24 am
me too! i looking design first n then multimedia performance..
after that overall performance.
n9 for me is very cool n sexy but sadly it is meego.
if it is an android, i'm surely will buy it.
based on my experience, android win in almost all term.
as good as iOS and far better than blackberry os, meego, symbian

Hey all, wondering if any of you who are still using the pre-applied factory screen protector on your arc?
After using this phone for 8 months, I finally decided to peel it off today, as there were scratches on it and a small dent at the center of the screen protector due to a drop. Man, it's like a new phone now without the screen protector. Display is much sharper and clearer. To those who wonder how I got it peeled off, I just used my finger nails. Find a corner of the screen protector where the gap is the largest and peel it off slowly. It really is tight though.

I got convinced to peel it off after reading comments from xda developers. The screen itself is scratch resistant (I've personally tried it out using the sharp end of a blade) however the pre-applied screen protector gets scratched easily, too easily in fact. The only function the pre-applied screen protector has is that it's a shatter proof sheet.

http://www.gsmarena.com/upcoming_sony_smar...s-news-3698.php

ARC has GLONASS inside

then u suggesting me to buy now? 

one of the dilemma is the price of xperia s sure like a rocket.
if u hav short cash, maybe u can't afford to buy xperia s.
but if u still want it, u need to wait another 3-4 month before the price of xperia s go down.
its all up to u man

Hi peeps..

Just now, my 2 months old Xperia Arc S on Android 2.3.4 suddenly heated up on standby, draining my battery like crazy and after the battery runs dry i am unable to charge it back..

Its not the rapid 3G switching caused by poor reception problem..
I've also force stop and uninstalled all my available apps and even did a factory reset..

Anyone experienced this on their Arc or Arc S or any other similar Android phones?

Fine fine ... I'll wait .... =(

Nooooooooo my arc s is brokennnnnnnnn. Had an accident when i was going back home from work this evening..... luckily only my leg injured, im riding a motorcycle btw. Now checking my phone, scratches all over and it wont turn on, i saw water mark inside the lcd. Huwaaaaaa, just use it less than a weekk haihhh wattodo..

Wow screen oni over rm300