One of them main advertised factors of the Elm is the small impact that it has on the environment. Many mobile phones use a lot of chemicals and other bad elements which can harm the atmosphere in the long run. The Elm uses recycled household plastic, which has been treated and reproduced to create exactly the same material you would normally find with a phone. It looks the same, the only difference is that it is Eco friendly.

The built in widget manager allows you to instantly manage all your specified needs. For instance, you can set up a Facebook or Twitter widget, which once clicked will take you directly to your page, saving you from having to go through the browser.

Coming with a free GPS navigation system, you will never lose your way to a meeting, a holiday resort or just a friend’s house again. The system takes you through road by road which way to go, and warns you of approaching turns and possible hazards. The new music recognition software lets you hold your phone up to a song and will recognize it. It will tell you the artist, song name and album. This is great when you hear a great song on the radio but missed the announcement of who it the song was by.

According to Fortune Alexander, Global MD, Sony Ericsson, “The Sony Ericsson Elm and the Sony Ericsson Hazel Phones offer consumers a green choice without compromising on features or fun. These mobile phones also give consumers a better voice quality experience, with Noise Shield, Clear Voice and Intelligent Volume Adaptation. Both phones offer an easy-to-use social networking experience featuring the Widget Manager application, which allows users access to their social networking page via the stand-by screen and quickly switch between different social networks.”

On the company’s future plans, 2011 looks like the year it has set for itself to be 100% GreenHeart compliant with all its accessories. This will further add to the company’s ever growing profile in the world, when the talk is on Green heart. Here is what Mats Pelllback Scharp; Sony Ericsson’s Environmental Director has to say on the company’s plans. “Building on the established heritage of our parent companies we have worked continuously to maintain our leadership position by committing to reduce our own CO2 emissions by 20 percent and product life circle CO2 emissions by 15 percent by 2015.”

Mats Pellback Scharp went further to say that, “The Sony Ericsson Elm phone Sony Ericsson Hazel Phone and the VH700 are a statement of our continued commitment to the environment and are part of the ongoing roll-out of our GreenHeart strategy announced in June 2009.”

Both phones support various great features to enable users enjoy great value for money. The official release date into the market is 2010 and will be available among many other Sony Ericsson deals planned for the new year.