Xperia Tablet Z launches June 6

gsmarena.com: (2 Days ago) The Sony Xperia UL was revealed today by Japanese carrier KDDi. It packs the same 5-inch 1080p screen as the Xperia Z flagship, as well as its water and dust resistance. The Sony Xperia UL A 1.5 GHz q... Read more ...

USP: Stunning music qualityR34,824 PRICE: (Ebay.in) A dependable option, Sony's high-end phones have never bogged the limelight, yet this model climbed up the popularity charts rather quickly. Also, it helps that it is one of the few

Sony has launched a new smartphone, Xperia UL, in the Japanese market with carrier KDDI. Just like the recently launched Xperia A and Xperia ZR, this phone is also water and dust resistant and can withstand 1.5 metres of still water for 30 minutes.

The latest leak about the Sony Xperia UL code named Gaga is here. First pics of the phone which is heading towards Japan have been leaked by Cnmo. The handset (product code SOL22 will come to KDDI) is expected to release in Japan and will sport a ...

Water and dust resistant Sony Xperia ZR is in the works gsmarena.com: (24 Days ago) Xperiablog got some information that Sony will soon announce and launch the Xperia ZR smartphone with a 720p display, a quad-core processor and a 13MP camera. The ...

Like Xperia Z, Sony Xperia UL is also a water proof and dust proof phone. Sony's much-awaited device Xperia UL is for real and will be available from 25 May. The smartphone will first be available in Japan with telecom operator KDDI. However, the ...

Sony is releasing a new update to with version no 10.1.1.A.1.253 (same Android version 4.1.2 operating system) to bring some camera enhancements to the handset. The update bring a faster camera load time, re-calibrated screen colors, white balance ...

This one will just sweep all the competitors away. Micromax has released another competitor in the market of quad-cores - the Snapdragon S4 powered A111 Canvas. The A111 Canvas Doodle (yes, as the product number suggests this is the successor of the ...

Sony's flagship Android smartphones have been a bit of a disappointment to me. But if the Xperia S and Xperia T didn't quite cut the Colman's, the cheaper follow-ups, the Xperias P and V, were more convincing. Sony, it seems, is better in the middle ...