Remarkable issues here. I am very happy to see your post. Thanks a lot and I’m having a look ahead to contact you. Will you kindly drop me a mail?

[...] Sony Ericsson to launch Android app store [...]

[...] Sony Ericsson is excited about the launch of the XPERIA X10 – their first Android device – and has announced that developers can now submit Android applications to their online app and media store, PlayNow. Coders will receive 70% of net revenue. The X10 is likely to launch both on T-Mobile and AT&T within the next month or two, so devs might want to get moving if they want their wares to be seen from the get go. With the holidays upon us, SE has decided to capitalize on current hype by sponsoring an app contest and with a few fun demos of apps running on the X10. I think Santa might need a new beard…and perhaps a bit less caffeine. If you are reading this on the DroidDog home page, click on through for a second video: Via Android and Me [...]

AT&T mainly fails iPhone users. Other phones work fine, it seems.
I sometimes need data too, and AT&T can be slow with that, but I’m often on my laptop anyway. Although if serious data usage is necessary for you, that may be another story if speed is your concern.

I had some of latest Sony Ericsson models

It’s starting to become a bit difficult keeping up with all the supposed markets that are coming out. If that’s the submission process for this one then I think it won’t be nearly as used by developers because that’s just tedious.

From original source:

Sony Ericsson’s popular one-stop content store, PlayNow™, will feature Android applications and games, and we invite developers to submit Android content right away!

I don’t know why you say Sony Ericsson will launch an Android App Store, they just will sell applications through their existing store PlayNow.

Wow that sucks.

Just tried to submit my app, my experience: http://is.gd/5wX5B

[...] to be outdone by Motorola and Sony Ericsson, General Mobile has decided to offer another alternative to the Android Market. The unique handset [...]