Sony Mobile today announced two new Xperia™ Android smartphones designed specifically for the Japanese market. Xperia GX and Xperia SX join the popular Xperia NX and Xperia acro HD, currently among the best selling smartphones in Japan. Both Xperia GX and Xperia SX enable easy connectivity with multiple screens to share and enjoy content on whichever screen best suits the situation, whether it’s TV, smartphone, laptop or tablet.
The Xperia S is Sony’s first smartphone device after the merger of Sony Ericsson with Sony. This smartphone was presented in CES 2012. It was presumed that it would be a high end smartphone in the smartphone market and would give a tough competition to the Apple’s iPhone 4S. But how does it go against Apple’s iPhone 4S, that’s the big question to answer. Let’s find out who comes out on the top between Xperia S and the iPhone 4S.
Today, Sony Mobile announced another member of its current portfolio of Android-powered Xperia NXT smartphones. Complete with Sony technology, premium entertainment and innovative floating touchTM navigation, the new Sony Xperia Sola is equipped with Sony’s Xperia SmartTags that allows you to change your smartphone’s settings and applications to fit your lifestyle in an instant.
Sony just announced two new additions to its Xperia NXT lineup at the 2012 Mobile World Congress. Following the newly launched Xperia S is the mid-level Xperia P and the entry-level Xperia U. Available in Q2 this year, both Android smartphones pack dual-core processors and other exciting features.
After many months searching for the perfect Android Phone for me, I finally chose the much hyped, legendary in the making, the so-called “Playstation Phone”, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play.
It took me from October 2011 until December to read up, research and study what phone would suit my lifestyle. Various tech forums or sites and YouTube reviews showcase this phone as the ultimate Android device for mobile gaming.
Sony, in partnership with US-based carrier AT&T, launches another member of their first non-SE (Sony Ericsson) phone line-up, the Xperia Ion. This Gingerbread-powered smartphone (but slated to get the ICS update) boasts a ginormous 4.6″ Reality display with 1280×720 HD resolution. It also runs the mobile version of Sony’s Bravia engine under the hood, so we’d probably get the best viewing experience for a Sony smartphone.
Do it all. Do it now.
Dribble past Rooney. Tackle that new proposal. Blow away the competition. As quickly as you can switch tasks. Work. Play. The lines are blurring. Meet Xperia PLAY. The world’s first phone that is both PlayStation certified and runs on the latest Android for smartphones – helping power-users work smarter and giving serious gamers the ultimate thrill. Immerse yourself with what you need. When you want.
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