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The Sony Ericsson G900 is based on version 9.1 of Symbian operating System and 3.0 version of UIQ, an open platform that is offering a great potential for the business, multimedia and productivity applications, and as well broadens the UIQ platform into bigger and more mainstream market portions. The developers were able to program both in C++ as well as in Java ME (CLDC 1.1), and then take advantage of the accelerated 3D graphics hardware supported by OpenGL ES API.

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During the MWC 2008 conference held in Barcelona, the Sony Ericsson has announced 3 new classes for its products: camera-oriented mobile phones will now belong to the “C” class; “X” comes for the “ultimate user experience” and the “G” - the series of the phones that we are going to discuss here. The G-series are popularized as the easy-to-use mobile phones, for an average customer, but yet with sufficient organizer options. These are merchandised for the choice to draw some thing in the note and then send it to the other person - for instance the St. Valentine’s card to any of your beloved, or the reminder memos that one would generally put on his refrigerator. But overall, these devices must be accepted as the mobile phones intended for a normal user and the smart phone OS has been only integrated here, so as to control the touch-screen (SE already has some experience in this field) as well as to manage its extended organizer options.

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