As they're running Android, Sony Xperia phones have now joined the Fortnite fray with HTC and Motorola phones and everyone else!
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As they're running Android, Sony Xperia phones have now joined the Fortnite fray with HTC and Motorola phones and everyone else!
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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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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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Recently updated to Android 8.0 Oreo, and capable of super slow-motion video recording tricks, the Sony Xperia XZs is a decent bargain at $399.99.
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As always, Sony seems to be working on several high-end Android phones, one of which could pair a Full HD screen with a Snapdragon 845 SoC.
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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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There are the basic Android 8.0 features such as notification dots, but then there are the Sony features that may get into future editions of Android.
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Available earlier this year for as much as $700, the unlocked Sony Xperia XZs currently fetches just $500 at Amazon, Best Buy and B&H.
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Android 8.0 Oreo will soon roll out to a bunch of Sony Xperia devices, including the X, X Performance, X Compact, XZ, XA1 and XA1 Ultra.
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Both the Sony Xperia XZ1 and XZ1 Compact pack Snapdragon 835 processors and 4GB RAM, also offering sweet camera capabilities.
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It looks like those leaked hands-on photographs and CAD-based renders were spot on in capturing the familiar, unremarkable Sony Xperia XZ1.
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It's hard to look forward to the iterative but powerful Sony Xperia XZ1 and XZ1 Compact when they're expected to each cost a small fortune.
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The design of the upcoming Sony Xperia XZ1 holds no more secrets following two detailed new visual leaks, with a bunch of specs also revealed.
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This G8441 has to be an IFA 2017-bound sequel for last year's Sony Xperia X Compact, with 720p screen resolution and a Snapdragon 835 SoC in tow.
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