They are a bit behind schedule, but as promised, Sony has begun updating its not-so-latest Xperia T, Xperia TX, Xperia V and Xperia SP smartphones to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. The Xperia SP has been getting the update in some regions since last week, and now the final iteration of Jelly Bean is beginning to make
Sony’s list of Android 4.3-eligible devices is quite long, but users of the company’s old and not-so-powerful handsets have been waiting for some word on when these devices will start reaping the benefits of Android 4.3. Well, the Japanese manufacturer has offered some details in that regard for the Xperia SP, T, TX and V: Sony
Sony has been relatively slow in updating its smartphones, especially the ones from 2012 and early 2013. Two such smartphones, the Xperia T (2012) and the Xperia SP (2013) have had to wait quite a while now for a word on the Android 4.3 update. But it seems like the wait is almost over as
Sony has a wide series of mid-range and low end smartphones in the market much like any major manufacturer. Prominent among these are handsets like the Xperia T and the Xperia V which has now been certified to receive the Android 4.3 update. This means the users can expect an update to hit their smartphones
The Sony Xperia T, has been released for a couple weeks now, but consumers wanting to get their hands on a white variant of the device in the United Kingdom are going to have to see O2 about that. If you have been itching to get a white variant of the Xperia T, Clove Technology
Sony has been one of the few manufacturers that promised an Ice Cream Sandwich roll out to all of its smartphones in December last year. And it lived up to the promise quite well to the surprise of the customers. However, we live in the Jelly Bean era now and anything short of Android 4.1
Miracast, the newest competitor in the video streaming market, was announced earlier this year, but information surrounding it has been pretty vague (requirements, compatibility and etc). In fact, the feature has been around for a while, but the Android platform has had to play catch up with it. To refresh your memory, Miracast is very
UPDATE: Xperia T will be offered by AT&T as Sony Xperia TL that will be featured during the premier of the upcoming James Bond movie, Skyfall. After its successful roll out in the United Kingdom and Europe, Sony Xperia T finally reaches the US shores bearing a price tag of $599.99 for unlocked or SIM-free
AT&T today released a press release announcing the arrival of the new Sony Xperia smartphone to their network under the name Xperia TL. We also learn that this is the same phone that will be featured in Skyfall, James Bond’s upcoming film. Finally, we can brag that James Bond, the tech detective popular in the
Sony Xperia V, which was officially announced in August, is rumored to debut in December. A Swedish retailer, which has a reputation of being accurate with the release dates it has published on its website, inadvertently revealed the device’s shipping date through its most recent listing. Dustin.de published a page to promote Sony Xperia V
The Sony Xperia T is a tad ahead of schedule. The new international flagship device i snow available for purchase in the United Kingdom. Phones4U and the Carphone Warehouse is offering this handset on-contract through their own websites. Both of the retailers are currently selling the Xperia T with O2, Vodafone and Orange contracts that
When the Sony Xperia T finally become available in the United Kingdom, consumers are going to have the choice to grab a very unique version of the new smartphone. It’s been dubbed “The Bond Phone,” and U.K carrier O2 has announced that they will be the exclusive carrier for the Skyfall-branded Sony Xperia T. Already
Three UK isn’t the only carrier getting some sexy new Sony phone as Vodafone UK seems to be joining in the party. The company has announced that the Xperia T and Xperia J will be “launched over the coming months.” Vodafone refused to confirm the £415 SIM-free price tag for the Xperia T or the £140 for
British Network Three is the absolute first carrier to announce that they will be carrying the Sony Xperia T. Three did not give any release dates for the device, but there has been a report from Sony that we should be expecting a release in late September or early October, with September 28th being singled
