The Sony Ericsson W910 Walkman phone

Sony Ericsson recently announced its W910, an HSDPA Walkman phone with a 2.6-inch display and 3.2-megapixel camera.

The phone will ship in various network versions with the W908c shipping as GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900, while the W910 will have UMTS/HSDPA 2100-GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900 connectivity.

The Sony Ericsson W910 Walkman phone will be available in either red or black from the fourth quarter of 2007.

Top Ten Song 2006 (Time Version)

1. "CRAZY" by Gnarls Barkley

A huge cross-genre hit that opens with a giant beat and builds to a memorably weird hook sung by a guy who's not a singer. Sound familiar? Are you shaking that Polaroid? Like Hey Ya, Crazy is a song about sadness ("My heroes had the heart to live the life I want to live/ And all I remember is thinking I want to be like them") that made a lot of people happy. Danger Mouse's space-age funk production has something to do with it, but mostly it's Cee-Lo's sometimes on-key, sometimes screeched vocal, so warm and deeply felt that he makes collective insanity seem like a small cost for the privilege of just connecting.

2. "CHEATED HEARTS" by Yeah Yeah Yeahs

It starts with Nick Zinner's guitar, Brian Chase's drums and Karen O's voice circling each other like gang members holding live wires. Then O sings "Sometimes I think that I'm bigger than the sound," Zinner's guitar roars over her in response and you get the sense that there might be a little tension in this band. Just as things sound like they're going to get violent, the instruments come together in a joyous, volatile third verse that resolves the dispute, for now.

3. "WELCOME TO THE BLACK PARADE" by My Chemical Romance

An audacious, goofy and insanely catchy attempt at merging Bohemian Rhapsody and Born to Run into a rock opera about... I don't know. There's a concept here, but it's not meant for me or anyone else who makes regular contributions to a 401k. Instead Black Parade is one of those signal songs that announce an Us vs. Them moment in the generational divide. The good news is that you don't have to get the meaning or feel the feelings to appreciate the brilliant hiccups of the melody or the depth of feeling in Gerard Way's vocal.

4. "ANOTHER SUNNY DAY" by Belle & Sebastian

Stuart Murdoch is the least cynical songwriter alive, and God bless him for it. The latest in his line of deceptively simple melodies finds him love-struck by a girl in a garden ("You broke the heart of men and flowers and girls and trees"). The relationship blooms at a pick-up soccer game ("I saw you in the corner of my eye on the sidelines/ your dark mascara bids me do historical deeds"), endures a little pain and then a lot of pain ("So what went wrong/ It was a lie it crumbled apart") leaving Murdoch looking for another tulip-planting beauty to change his life.

5. "THE FIREFLY'S SONG" by Alan Jackson

Songs about old men getting older and their love for their women getting stronger tend to be either transcendent or cheesy. This one's both. Jackson delivers his tale of wisdom-with-age in a Gordon Lightfoot baritone that suggests strength and sentiment in perfect harmony. ("I don't sing like I used to/ Sometimes less is more.") Meanwhile the production, like all country production, is just a little too eager. (Swelling lap steel, eh? He must be melancholy!) Luckily Jackson's knockout vocal—the best of his career—tilts the scale and carries the day.

6. "WHY CAN'T I LEAVE HER ALONE" by George Strait

Basically, this is a song about stalking. ("I know I don't want her, I swear that's a fact/ But the thought of somebody else rubbing her back, just keeeeeeeeels me.") But Strait, whose 55 #1 country hits suggest he knows a little something about interpreting a line, turns it into a perfectly pitched lovable loser tale ("I dropped by her mama's stoned out of my mind/ Just to hear that it's over from her one more time") complete with pick-up trucks, bar stools and big rolling tears plopping into glasses of beer.

7. "MY LOVE" by Justin Timberlake

While the rest of his Mickey Mouse Club class looks like a collective train wreck, Timberlake's worked his way towards respectability by working the dance floor. You can tell from the layers of stuttering hooks and the overcrowded rhythm track that it's a Timbaland track, but no previous Timbaland song has sounded this sexy, and that's all JT. Yeah, that's right, I called him JT. Any man who can sing in falsetto without sacrificing an ounce of manliness deserves to be called whatever he wants.

8. "KICK, PUSH" by Lupe Fiasco

A rap song about a man's romance with skateboarding that owes as much to Avril Lavigne as the Native Tongues. Fiasco's voice isn't rough or distinctive, but it cuts through rising and falling horns to tell his sweet tale of learning to kick and push ("First got it when he was six/ Didn't know any tricks/ Matter of fact first time he got on it he slipped") his way through life.

9. "SMILE" by Lily Allen

Like her peers and countrymen in the Arctic Monkeys, Allen's a kid who doesn't use the convenience of pop structure as an excuse for lazy lyric writing. With her acid tongue burning a hole in her cheek, she rap-sings over a gossamer calypso beat about a cheating ex ("At first, when I see you cry/ It makes me smile") until he's purged from her heart.

10. "OMAHA" by Tapes N' Tapes

The lyrics are from the Pavement school of abstraction ("Each howl, I get bigger/ I can't stay, I can for the night"), and lead singer Josh Grier has the same desert dry voice as David Byrne. But this is an indie rock band that knows how to create little mood fantasias, and Omaha has all the spooky, hypnotic charm of a night in a cornfield.

Lyrics: Let My Hair Down

I'm Nelly, I'm Nelly, I'm Nelly, I'm Nelly

If you want the video
I'm on your video
If you want the radio
I'm on your radio
Call if you hear me yo
I'm Nelly, I'm Nelly, I'm Nelly, I'm Nelly

Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Bring me something that'll make me jump around

Let's flow with this
Let's get to know with this
Let's hit the show with this
Let's fly like a crow with this

Do you wanna be my revue
I could be your star even
Or we could make a little haven
Tell me what you're craving

Let's make a dust bowl
We'll hit it like Rose Bowl
I do like sports
But I don't like wearing shorts

It's ok, we could do it in the dark
If you got a candle let's light a spark
Everybody looks good in good lighting
Hey we could do it quick and close our fighting

Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Bring me something that'll make me jump around
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Bring me something that'll make me jump around

Smell it on the mic
Feeling alright
And you can have a bite
But not tonight
You can call me Nico
Give me something to eat oh
I heard you're chickety chic-o
Like you're staying the weeko
Yeah, you like my map
Yeah, it's all that
Let's start a frat
Gimme gimme gimme phat

You know you like the vodka
You like the way we rock ya
Hey I'm your amore
Come here baby when I call you something dolly

Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Bring me something that'll make me jump around
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Baby, I wanna let my hair down
Bring me something that'll make me jump around

This is my flow (my hair down)
Thsi is my flow (my hair down)
Thsi is my flow (my hair down)...
Jumpin' around
This is my flow...
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Bring me something that'll make me jump around
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Baby I wanna let my hair down
Bring me something that'll make me jump around

Lyric : Push It To The Limit (Corbin Blew)

Yeah
Come on now
Here we go
Let's do it
Yeah

Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
'Cause we're in it to win it
In it to win it
Oh yeah

I realized that this is where my heart is
Now is the time
To finish what I started
Can't worry about
What other people might say
It's who I am
Gotta live my dream my own way

Work, work it harder
Gotta take it farther
No holding back
You know we gotta do it right now
Be even better
Work, work together
It's now or never
Show 'em how we shine, we gotta

Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
'Cause we're in it to win it
In it to win it
Oh yeah
Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
Give it all we can give it
We're in it to win it
Oh yeah

Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
That's right

Gotta turn it up
That's the way we do it now
No time to stop
The champions are in the house
Yeah, we can be
Winners cause we understand
Our destiny is right here in our hands

Work, work it harder
Gotta take it farther
No holding back
We're reaching for the sky now
Be even better
Work, work together
It's now or never
Show 'em how we shine, we gotta

Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
'Cause we're in it to win it
In it to win it
Oh yeah
Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
Give it all we can give it
We're in it to win it
Oh yeah

Gotta work it now
Work it out
We got it
Wanna hear the crowd
Everybody now
Gotta work it now
Work it out
Can't stop us
Gotta show 'em how
We're gonna bring the house down

Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
'Cause we're in it to win it
In it to win it
Let's go
Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
Give it all we can give it
We're in it to win it
Oh yeah

Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
'Cause we're in it to win it
In it to win it
Oh yeah
Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
Give it all we can give it
We're in it to win it
Oh yeah

Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
'Cause we're in it to win it
In it to win it
Oh yeah
Push it, push it
To the limit, limit
Give it all we can give it
We're in it to win it
Oh yeah