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Sony's next flagship possibly coming in at MWC 2020


According to new speculations, Sony Corporation will possibly bring their next in line flagship Xperia smartphone at this year's Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2020 trade exhibition. We already received the media invites from the manufacturer for their MWC press conference on February 24. In this regard, we have been lately anticipated for a launch of the Xperia 5 Plus smartphone that was leaked earlier this month, and with these new words on the street going live, the people from Japan are expected to launch two flagships that will succeed their 2019 models this year. The new reports suggest one out of these models to supposedly make it's debut at MWC next month. Unlucky we still have no specific name rumored for Sony's upcoming frontrunner smartphone, but we do have proposals like Xperia 1.1, Xperia 0 or the Xperia 1 Premium in tow. However this flagship phone is likely to arrive with a 6.6" 4K HDR-supported OLED panel with 21:9 aspect ratio, also equipped with Qualcomm's dual-mode 5G-enabled Snapdragon 865 processor, four cameras with a combination of 12 megapixels plus another 12 megapixels sensor plus a 48 megapixels lens or a 64 megapixels optics plus a ToF sensor. The device may even trait other features like fast charging capabilities, IP68 certifications for dust and water resistance, as well as NFC connectivity on board. The price is guessed to be around 865.29 USD, when converted.

 Source: Mydrivers.com

Sony invites media to their MWC press conference on February 24


The GSMA MWC (Mobile World Congress) is happening soon from Barcelona, Spain between the dates of February 24 and February 27. And while we anxiously wait for the world's largest exhibition for the mobile industry, we see Sony inviting the press for their scheduled MWC conference, which will kick off at 8:30 AM (local time) on the first day of exhibition, going live from the Sony Booth, Hall 3, Fira Gran Via, Barcelona. You will also be able to livestream the event on the manufacturer's official YouTube account for Xperia phones. We were pretty sure that, the Japanese corporation will be up for the trade event as they are used to debut new smartphones at MWC over the past years and this time around we are expecting Sony to launch the recently leaked Sony Xperia 5 Plus, Previously we even heard the phone maker is reportedly planning to bring back the Compact series of devices, as our sources then had reported about the company allegedly working on a higher-end mid-ranger with the tall 21:9 aspect ratio. However, we are not sure how many phones are in line from Sony next month, but we assure you to see some surprises from them at MWC.

 Source: GSMArena

Sony ships their new Xperia Z3 and Z3 Compact to India



Sony's newly announced smartphones at this year's International Franchise Association Press Event have now made it's road to India. The two new smartphones are the Japanese multinational consumer electronics manufacturer's, 2014 flagship handset and the Xperia Z2 successor along with it's compact version, the Xperia Z3 and Xperia Z3 Compact.

 The pricing of the smartphone are quite hefty in the country at the moment of launch, where now Sony will be retailing their front runner Xperia Z3 for a price ₹ 51990, that around 865.50 United States Dollars, and the Xperia Z3 Compact will set you back for ₹ 44990, about $735, unlocked and off-contract. Sony Xperia Z3 will be shipped in Black, White, Copper and Silver Green color options, while Xperia Z3 Compact will follow in Orange, Green, Black and White tinctures.

Sony is making it's Xperia E3 available for Indian customers



The Japanese multinational consumer electronics manufacturer Sony had announced a new affordable smartphone at this year's International Franchise Association Press event in Berlin, Germany, earlier this month, dubbed as Xperia E3. Yesterday the company have finally planned to launch the 4G LTE handset's both single-SIM and dual-SIM versions in India for a reasonable price of ₹ 11790, around 193 United States Dollars and ₹ 12790, about $209, respectively. The smartphone is coming to the country to take over it's competitor, the second generation Motorola Moto G, which is retailing exclusively through the countryside e-commerce website, for a price that's not above ₹ 13000 ($213).

 Source: Android Central

Sony's upcoming Smart Shot QX1 lens-style camera accessory leaks in official Press renders



It was last year, almost the same time we saw a couple of Smart Shot Android camera accessories leak and become official from the Japanese multinational consumer electronics manufacturer, Sony, where at the company's IFA Press Conference back in 2013 they had announced the product's first iterates, dubbed QX100 and QX10. Following this an year later, today courtesy of Xperia blog, we get to see a set of leaked official Press images of their next generation and forthcoming Smart Shot attachment, again compatible with smartphones running Android and iOS operating systems, this time around reportedly naming it as the new Sony Smart Shot QX1.


But there are a number of upgrades and enhancements in the new looming device or smartphone camera, with it's model named confirmed as ILCE-QX1. Accordingly, the QX1 will introduce a E-mount for interchangeable lens, also sporting a proprietary Exmor APC-S sensor on board and built-in pop-up flash light. In term of the pricing, it hints the impending Sony Smart Shot QX1 is expected to cost around 300 Euros ($394) for only the body and 450 Euros ($709) with 16-50mm lens, now that's pretty expensive. Anyways, we will see more official stuff from Sony today, at their IFA Press Conference, 3rd September. You may also head over to our source links below to see a number of Press rendered pictures, that came all the way leaking.

 Source: XPERIA blog, SONYALPHA RUMORS

Sony Xperia E1 and Xperia E1 Dual receiving Android 4.4 KitKat



Sony has started rolling out Android 4.4 KitKat update to their middle ranged smartphones, Xperia E1 and Xperia E1 Dual. The new firmware build will bring all kinds of new Android KitKat goodies including performance and UI revamps to the handsets and also Sony has specially brought in the option to move your applications to the SD card, if the four gigabytes of storage on board is not enough for your entertainment. There's also the new tweaked Status Bar and Quick Settings menu, Sony PlayStation 4 inspired boot animation and live wallpapers across home and lock screens, even bringing tweaked and improved features to Messaging, Smart Connect, TrackID, Sony Select, and Battery STAMINA Mode, refurbish to Sony’s Media apps, WALKMAN, Album and Movies. Lastly, you'll also receive the refreshed Xperia Themes, that packs downloadable User Interface packs, customized skins up to 280 assets across your Xperia smartphone with a variety of styles and more. According to Sony, timing and availability for the new 4.4 KitKat build update may vary by the region and carrier. The company also hints it’s Xperia M2 and Xperia M2 Dual up next to get the 4.4 Android KitKat treatment.

 Source: Sony

Sony Xperia Z1S on T-Mobile gets 4.4.4 KitKat update



Sony have been updating it's unlocked international Xperia Z1S smartphones since the past march to the latest 4.4 KitKat, but users with the phone on contract with T-Mobile was reportedly lagging behind with Android's version 4.3 Jelly Bean.

 But fortunately, T-Mobile have finally decided to update the smartphones to 4.4.4 KitKat, better late than never, where the company will be rolling out the software reform notification to users with the device, and then you'll need the Sony's PC Companion software and a computer to get the new firmware installed on your Xperia Z1S, as this is not an over-the-air update. The new upgrade will take you to build number, 14.4.B.0.37 and bringing all kinds of KitKat goodies.

 Source: GSMArena

Sony Xperia T3 also offered in United Kingdom now



After the phone maker from Japan deciding to bring their new smartphone to the Asian markets like Hong Kong and in India, followed by the North American region, Canada, the past week, the company has also began shipping the handset to the European continent as well, with United Kingdom to make it's debut of what we are talking about, the lately announced Sony manufactured Xperia T3.

 The new 5.3-inches phablet smartphone has already made it's way to the Great Britain's independent mobile phone retailing giant, Carphone Warehouse for a price starting from £22.50 ($38) per month on-contract with Vodafone UK, who's offering you 300 UK minutes on any network, unlimited UK texts and 250 megabytes of UK data. You can also bag the phone from the country's network operators including, EE, Orange, O2, T-Mobile and talkmobile. The device will be available in Black, Purple and White color options.

 Source: Carphone Warehouse

Sony's Xperia T3 is coming to Canada next month



The Japanese multinational manufacturer, Sony, has finally decided to bring their latest phablet handset to the country in the North American region, Canada. The phone was made available in Hong Kong for 2998 Hong Kong Dollars (387 USD) and in India for 27990 Indian Rupees ($466). The manufacturer has posted up a new product page for the device in their Canadian based website, though we still don't have any confirmation on how the pricing of the device will be like and when is the exact availability dates to pre-order in the country, once announced in the upcoming month, August. Want to know more about Sony Xperia T3, before adding it to your cart? Click here.

 Source: Sony, Android Central

Sony Xperia Z1 Compact is now available in United States



Xperia Z1 Compact smartphone, that was announced back in January at Sony's Consumer Electronics Show trade event, is now coming to the United States to open their market for this new handset in the country, better late than never. Xperia Z1 Compact was made available in the European countries just after it's announcement, six months back, where the Japanese people are already finding a good time in selling the phone to their customers.

 And for America, the new smartphone will be retailing from the company's official domain, which will come with countryside carrier, AT&T and T-Mobile's 4G LTE network support on board. You can now add the phone to your cart for $549.99, unlocked, featuring Black, Pink and White color options.

 Source: Sony

Sony launches SmartBand in United States



Sony's latest SmartBand has finally made it's way to United States, after it's announcement back in January. The model named SWR10 SmartBand is an activity tracker from the Japanese manufacturer, which has got Bluetooth 4.0 LE connectivity, an accelerometer or motion sensor on board, along with built-in vibrator, LED lights and media player remote control for the connected handset. This wearable from Sony basically works with the company's Lifelog application, available from Google Play. So, Sony has already begun it's sales of their not so old SmartBand SWR10 from their official online store for a price about $99.99 in the Stateside.

 Source: Sony
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