http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=74_1nB_Z1Hw#! If there is one thing to be said about Sony, it’s that they are dedicated to the developer community. Though they lock bootloaders, they provide a good unlock tool, source code, and work with other companies to get as much source code out there as possible. Once, they even added the… Read more
Our very own TodaysiPhone.com Managing Editor Cam Bunton is switching sides this week as he takes a look at the Sony Xperia Z. Cam is going to take a spin around the hardware and give his first impressions on the software and user interface. We’ll back soon with a full review of the latest and greatest out of Sony’s current flagship Android… Read more
The Sony Xperia Z is receiving its first system update, and fairly quick at that. However, Sony may have every reason to be fast. Without a changelog, or issues fixed, this might be the update that delivers the sudden death fix Sony promised. Which is a very fast response on Sony’s part, if this is actually the fix. However, without official word, we… Read more
It seems that a significant amount of people are having their Sony Xperia Z handsets just die out of nowhere. Some can be revived (by holding power and volume up), some never come back to life. It seems we have another sudden death issue on our hands. So far, people have not found a link between all the deaths. Some people’s devices die, some don’t…. Read more
Sony has been amazing with their developer support, trying to get AOSP support for the Xperia S, releasing alpha ROMs to the public with full source code, and now releasing full and working source code for their newest flagship, the Sony Xperia Z. Yes, even though the Xperia Z is not out in most of the world (only in Japan at the moment), full… Read more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=el85dQDDSrY If you were looking for a good demonstration of the Sony Xperia Z’s new 13MP Exmor RS camera sensor, look no further. This video was made of Paris at night using three devices, the Xperia Z, the Samsung Galaxy Note II, and the LG Nexus 4. The various video samples were taken around some… Read more
The Sony Xperia Z, shown off at CES, is quite an impressive device. With a quad core Snapdragon S4 processor at 1.5GHz and a 5″ 1080p display, it’s a powerful phone that’s sure to keep up with or exceed other devices on the market. And it comes with Android 4.1, which is not exactly an old version of Android. But many people would want to complain… Read more
Sony announced their first quad-core smartphone at its CES press conference today, the Xperia Z. 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S4 Pro quad-core processor 1080p HD 5-inch display Android 4.1 LTE 13.1MP rear camera; 2.2 front-facing camera 2GB RAM NFC Water and dust resistant 2,330 mAh battery Available in three colors: black, white and… Read more
A bit of a ooops on Sony Mobile’s Japanese website last night as the company accidentally posted two premature shots of the upcoming Xperia Z “Yuga” and Xperia ZL ”Odin” The two press shots appeared overnight and definitely look very similar to the earlier set of leaked images we saw ten days ago. The ZL ”Odin” looks to be the more… Read more
We’ve heard quite a bit of rumors about the Sony Yuga, and we’ve even been told that it will be renamed to the Xperia Z at launch. We’ve heard rumors of specs all over the place, but all have pointed to a 5″ 1080p display. But new rumors suggest that the Xperia Z won’t be the only phone released soon. Chinese site ePrice says that there will be an… Read more
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