Android updates can sometimes take their time in reaching phones. But why does that happen? Sony explains it using an infographic.
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Android updates can sometimes take their time in reaching phones. But why does that happen? Sony explains it using an infographic.
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Sony, Huawei and HTC made their Android 9 update plans official, complete with list of devices that will get some Pie love soon.
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What better way to celebrate Memorial Day than purchasing a deeply discounted unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note 8, Sony Xperia XZ Premium or Asus ZenFone 3 Zoom from Best Buy?
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It's a 4K HDR smartphone that occasionally dips below $500 in price. All things considered, it's still a good get if a great mobile display is your priority.
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Even though it lacks 4K screen resolution or 6GB RAM, the presumed Sony Xperia XZ2 benchmarked today as H8266 looks quite special on paper.
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Priced back in the day at a whopping $800, the Sony Xperia XZ Premium is currently sold by most US retailers for $600. But B&H has it discounted at $480.
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Sony has something to show off at the 2018 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on February 26, and we're pretty sure it's at least one new high-end smartphone.
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There's a Snapdragon 845 processor inside a pre-release prototype of the Sony H8266 smartphone expected to follow the Xperia XZs and Xperia XZ1.
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Sony seems to have a bunch of high-end smartphones lined up for 2018 releases, all of which could sport "conventional" 16:9 screens.
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Sony's redesigned Xperia XZ Premium follow-up is expected to significantly slim down the bezels, but retain a rapidly aging Snapdragon 835 SoC.
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'Tis the season to buy eye-catching red smartphones, like this vibrant "Rosso" Sony Xperia XZ Premium, priced at $599 on Amazon.com.
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That's the word out of Japan and NTT docomo and it looks like the kick-starter to all the Android Oreo updates for currently supported Xperias.
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The Android Oreo-powered Sony Xperia XZ1 and XZ1 Compact are perhaps not absolute bargains yet, but they're slowly getting there.
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Initially sold for $800, and discounted to $700 a couple of months ago, the HDR-capable Sony Xperia XZ Premium goes down to a more reasonable $585 at last.
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After so many years of "omnibalance", a top Sony exec says the time has almost come for a big change, likely focused on small bezels.
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