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Sony Mobile launches the Xperia S Smartphone in India at Rs.32,549

Sony Mobile launches the Xperia S Android Smartphone in India at Rs.32,549

Sony Mobile has officially launched the Xperia S Android Smartphone in India. The Xperia S was showcased along the Xperia P and Xperia U at MWC 2012, which belongs to Sony’s next generation flagship, the NXT Series. The Xperia S flaunts beautiful style and design while boasting great hardware specifications for stable performance. It comes with a 4.3-inch Reality Display (1280×720 pixels) with Mobile BRAVIA Engine, 1.5 GHz Dual-Core CPU, 1GB RAM, 32GB in-built storage, 1.3MP front camera (supports HD Video recording at 720p), 12MP rear camera with LED Flash (supports Full HD Video recording at 1080p), 1750 mAh battery and Android Gingerbread 2.3(supports upgrade to Android ICS 4.0 by Q2 this year).

Get ready to experience next generation media sharing by NFC (with Xperia SmartTags), DLNA, HDMI, BRAVIA Sync (allows your phone to controlled via a TV), along with basic connectivity features like 3G, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and A-GPS. The handset is available in Black and White color and can be purchased either at a local retail outlet or can be ordered online with leading E-commerce platforms like Flipkart etc.

Also Read : Samsung Galaxy Note ‘Berry Pink’ launched in South Korea

Following the release for Xperia S today, the Xperia P, Xperia U and Xperia Sola would arrive India by the second quarter of this year. Just to make you remember the handset is priced at Rs.32,549. Do remember to check all online portals to find a bargain before you make the final purchase.

Checkout these links for price comparison, freebies and promotions :

  • Flipkart – Get a Car Charger and 2 Xperia NFC SmartTags free when you order.  (Rs. 32,549)
  • Letsbuy – Norton Mobile Security for Android absolutely free. (Rs.31,990)
  • IndiaPlaza – Get a Char Charger, 2 Xperia NFC SmartTags, Leather Case, and an HDMI cable free with your order. (Rs.30,999)

 

Value Pack for Samsung Galaxy S hits Korea, adds Android ICS like features to Gingerbread

Value Pack for Samsung Galaxy S hits Korea, adds Android ICS like features to Gingerbread

Samsung Galaxy S owners in Korea can finally consider the rumors to be true, the manufacturer has introduced a ‘value pack’ for the Samsung Galaxy S, Galaxy K and Galaxy U. The update is targeted to bring Android ICS 4.0 alike features to its mid level segment. Its great to see Samsung making an initiative for its users base considering that the Galaxy S was launched way back in mid 2010 with Android 2.1 Éclair loaded on to it.  The ‘value pack’ would introduce features including the famous facial unlock, the ability to click images while recording videos, enhanced photo editing functionality, and fresh folder options to the launcher menu. We know that many of you would not like to settle for anything besides the Android ICS 4.0 on to your smartphones. For Android lovers and geeks who have already played around with some custom ROM’s can try out the ICS based ROM’s available across the market.

The ‘value pack’ update for now stands still for the manufacturers homeland Korea, we still await news on region or country specific release for the same. We would keep you guys posted with any further buzz as we come to know more about it.  If you are among the champs who have already tried the update and would like to share your opinion on the same, please leave your comments.

via Samsung Tomorrow

Sony Xperia P and Xperia U Smartphones announced at MWC 2012

Sony Xperia P and Xperia U announced at MWC 2012

MWC 2012 has finally begun with loads of surprises in store. The first day was full of big announcements and press conferences with most developers and technology partners previewing new stuff. Sony has announced two new Android powered gizmos, the Xperia P and the Xperia U that would be added to the Xperia NXT series.

The Xperia P debuts Sony’s Whitemagic display technology allowing the screen to be visible in across beaches, snow, and locations with complex visibility while automatically adjusting the brightness settings to improve performance and save battery life. The 4-inch Reality display makes movies and videos fun by integrating Sony’s Mobile BRAVIA Engine to provide ultra sharp image clarity. To enhance the overall multimedia and sharing experience one can also try multi-utility SmartDock that makes media sharing and playback easier and simple.

Source: Sony Mobile Blog

Sony Xperia P Quick Specs:

  • 4-inch Reality display powered by Mobile BRAVIA Engine
  • WhiteMagic display technology for crystal clear images with battery life efficiency
  • 1 GHz Dual-Core Processor
  • Android 2.3 Gingerbread (upgradable to Android ICS 4.0 by Q2 this year)
  • 8MP rear camera with fast capture technology and support HD Video recording
  • 2D and 3D Panoramic Image Capture
  • Multimedia Sharing features include HDMI, DLNA, NFC, Xperia Smart Tags
  • Vivid Color choices include black, silver, red with an aluminum based unibody

The Xperia U is one single compact genie topped up for all-in-one Sony Entertainment. The smartphone fulfills multimedia needs for music hunks by integrating xLoud and Sony 3D surround sound pumping up the best music experience. If you still need more, you may share you music via DLNA and shout it all loud. The phone comes with vibrant themes and exchangeable caps that make it your more personal phone.

Sony Xperia U Quick Specs:

  • 3.5-inch Reality display powered by Mobile BRAVIA Engine
  • 1 GHz Dual-Core Processor
  • Android 2.3 Gingerbread (upgradable to Android ICS 4.0 by Q2 this year)
  • 5MP rear camera with fast capture technology and support HD Video recording
  • 2D and 3D Panoramic Image Capture
  • Excellent sound enhancements include xLoud and Sony 3D surround sound
  • Colors to choose from include white and black with exchangeable pink and yellow base caps

The remaining specs are similar to that of the Xperia P.

The Xperia P and Xperia U are to be launched globally by second quarter this year while we still await confirmation on pricing and further details.

Via Sony Mobile Blog & Sony Mobile Press