Well, Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X1 holds fascination for the eager mobile maniacs as well as the industry bigwigs. What else would explain the Microsoft OS, HTC hardware and now, Spb vying to provide the panel interface?

Spb’s Mobile Shell matches the Xperia X1 standards with super speed and classy elegance. This customized, unique panel perfectly complements the wide VGA touch screen and the cutting-edge hardware. Moreover, this application improves the user interface, which is faster, slicker and is a free download.

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