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 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
It’s the season of updates yet again, finally. And this time it’s Sony’s turn. The company being one of the last to update its smartphones to the latest version of Android along with LG, has seemingly begun its update rollout process. Regardless of the delay, it’s good to see that the company hasn’t left out
The Sony Xperia V was announced back in August as part of Sony’s new 2012 lineup after the Xperia S and the Xperia ion, which were announced back in January at the CES. The Xperia V was shown off alongside the Xperia T and the Xperia J. But now, sad news awaits customers who were
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
At the IFA conference just last month, Sony had announced a multitude of devices that they would be releasing in the coming months, including the Sony Xperia V smartphone. This new phone will introduce a brand new type of touch screen technology which will be combined with the lens and sensor to give a “direct
Sony kicked off the IFA week with some great smartphone news – a new Xperia smartphone lineup. The three Xperia android smartphones and a tablet – all to come later this year, shed more light on the company’s potential in the communication electronics field. The three smartphones – the Xperia T, Xperia V and the
