Published: 2013-03-28, Author: Andrew , review by: mobileburn.com
Abstract: Sponsored links, if any, appear in green. The needs to be a hit. Sony has been a giant in consumer electronics for decades, but the company's reputation for quality products hasn't translated to success in the Android smartphone race. Despite CEO Kaz ...
Abstract: Sony Xperia Z and the HTC One will be one of the main flagship competitors this season, so a thorough comparison is warranted to help you choose.The HTC One flaunts novel ideas like the UltraPixel camera and stereo speaker system at the front, to which...
Abstract: Smartphone cameras have improved tremendously over the years and nowadays you can easily replace a point and shoot camera with your smartphone, especially if most of the photos you take are during the day and you are not too pretentious about image qua...
Abstract: Smartphone screens have become increasingly larger, for a good reason. You can now do a lot more things with the smartphone: surf the web, interact with your social network, play games, watch high-definition videos, listen to music. Sony's latest Android...
Sony absolutely deserved its award for launching the best smartphone at CES 2013. But now it's a few months after that. The HTC One exists, the Samsung Galaxy S 4 is on its way and who knows what else will pop up in the next few months. Its hardware stack...
Abstract: Sony Xperia Z: After 007, there’s Z Since Sony ceased their joint venture in Sony Ericsson and started presenting models under the Sony name exclusively, it’s become clear that new winds have been blowing. While we were very satisfied with last year’s ...
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Published: 2013-03-13, Author: Taylor , review by: Pocketnow.com
Top notch build quality, Water-resistant and and dust-proof, Great camera, Near-stock Android experience, Stamina mode fights battery drain in exchange for background data, Includes premium headphones
Some intermittent lag, Non-removable battery with mediocre stamina, Poor button placement, Relatively easy to scratch,
Sony's desire was to portray the best Sony experience in a smartphone with its two latest Xperia models. The Xperia Z and its next of kin have certainly turned heads since the initial unveiling at CES. And after a week with the device, we found the Xpe...
Sony bets big on a 5-incher for the European market. But is the Xperia Z the high-end handset it needs?Don't count out Sony Mobile. Sure, the Japanese giant's smartphone arm may be an irrelevance in the U.S. market right now, for reasons we won't get into...
The Xperia Z brings together a lot of Sony's latest camera technologies in a premium smartphone. The intutuive touchscreen interface ensures that all those features are easy to access and deploy, aided by the device's quick responsiveness. Sure, the i...
Appealing design and good build quality, Case is IP certified, Google Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean), Many connectivity options (NFC, LTE), Simple to operate, easy text entry, Application and graphics performance, Very sharp FullHD display with 443 DPI
Main camera features 13 megapixels but is just good enough for snapshots, Display: high black value and low contrast, Viewing angle stability of the 5-inch display is less than stellar, Phone gets warm even during idle, Buttons on the right and speaker ar
Sony Xperia Z SmartphoneThe Sony Xperia Z does do many things right we like the good looking design, the IP certifications, and the extremely sharp 5-inch Full HD display. The phone features many different connection options and its hardware offers good p...
