Please tell us you took Best Buy up on its Xperia C4 clearance offer last week. Yes, the phone is old, and its manufacturer still has trouble making money in the mobile arena, consequently killing off several mid-range product portfolios, most likely including the C line.But at $150, the 5.5-inch selfie expert was quite the bargain, and to better get that ...
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So-called selfie smartphones have come a long way in the past couple of years, despite many expecting the trend of proficient front-facing cameras to rapidly die down. It’s hardly unusual nowadays to take self-portraits with 13MP “secondary” snappers, so the summer 2015-released Sony Xperia C4 may not feel like a selfie expert anymore.Still, the 5.5-incher’s 5-megapixel front cam sports Exmor R technology and LED flash illumination, while the 13MP rear unit in turn has LED flash going for it, as well as HDR, autofocus, ...
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Following Sony’s first official statement concerning imminent Android 6.0 updates for more than a dozen old and new Xperia devices, many expected the list to grow, given notable absences included the Z1, Z1 Compact, Z1s, C3 or T3.Alas, that hasn’t happened just yet, although refreshed support pages on the company’s mobile-centric website confirm some folks stuck on 5.0 Lollipop will not need to wait nearly as long as feared for
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