Blurring pictures My Sony Cybershot DSC-W90 is now taking blurred pictures and is flashing a "hand with caution sign" anytime I take a picture. How can I fix this. I have only had the camera for less than a year.

It is difficult to say what is wrong, without having the camera in my hands, but perhaps I can describe what went wrong, when you look very close to or better into the lens.
On the glass or plastic parts of the lens elements in a lens, sometimes a mould can grow. For that there must be some moisture inside. When your camera is old, it is possible you once had it outside when it started to rain, or it was in a cold place for a longer time, so some damp could settle inside. If mould is settled on one (ore more) lens element(s) the damage is done. The interchangeable lenses from DSLR cameras can be worth bringing to a repair shop, but the system cameras and point and shoots, special when they are aged, are not worth repairing. Cameras are getting better and better, and in the same time the prices are going down, almost in the same pace.
I don't know how bad the blur is. But if you don't see a thing on the pictures you take, leave it and always put your camera at rest on a clean and dry place. If not the lens, but the pictures are blurred, perhaps something else is going on?

To remove the blur from photos, you need to be in a place where there is enough light to have a fast shutter speed. Using the camera indoors without the flash on will usually result in blurry photos.
Try using the flash.

Holding the camera with two hands or even better, on a tripod, will help too.
Happy shooting!

At night, the shutter stays open longer to allow in more light...also allowing you to move the camera causing the blurry pics. Use a tripod if necessary.

CCD FAILURE !

actually when it starts it starts like this pics with red or purple shades , noise ,distorted, blurred pics , discolored then it goes completely black

dont worry just call Sony for free repairs it is a manufac fault in thousands of cameras with different brands just call sony about ur problem PLS RATE ME FIXYA for help

Sony has issued service advisories for these problems

http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/news-item.pl?mdl=DSCT1&news_id=161

see this

http://www.imaging-resource.com/badccds.html

Click Sony Support to download DSC-T200 user manual as you mentioned in your question.

The hand icon means you don't have enough light to hand-hold a shot with the settings you are using. You need to either:

1) Use the flash
2) Use a tripod

A friend managed to find a very easy solution to this problem...the lens was dirty due to a 6 year olds sticky fingers...so I just needed to clean it.

You MUST be perfectly still to get a good picture. Even the slightest move will blur the image.

I don't own a T7,but I have the P150 and S40. All these small Sony digicams have something in common;Sony uses 1/40 as the default flash shutter speed in low light conditions,while other makers use 1/60.You are more likely to get a blurry picture compared to other digicams you have previously used,unless you hold the camera steady (two hands). The other thing about these cameras is their lack of weight, coming in at a mere 134 g/4.7 oz. Light weight means you must hold the camera steady (two hands) or risk camera movement when you press the shutter. Again, the tendency with a small,light weight camera is to hold it with one hand while you take a picture,this leads to blurry pictures. The review for this camera is positive; a "Dave's Pick." - Just remember the flash range is only 5ft / 1.6m. http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/T7/T7A.HTM