Snapdragon 805-powered Sony Sirius to come at CES

05 January, 2014
Sony is expected to announce a smartphone with the Snapdragon 805 processor early this year.

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  • No to giant phones.
  • tRe
  • 05 Jan 2014

Stop growing the phone inches by inches year after year SONY!

So PAINFUL TO WATCH.. Large and ugly.

Rather do it in one shot.. release 8 incher tablets already!!

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    • AnonD-189903
    • NwM
    • 05 Jan 2014

    Sony (Imo) have the best ui of any oem

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      • bE8
      • 05 Jan 2014

      AnonD-171436, 05 Jan 2014Sony really need to take care of 2 things. First the UI whi... moreGo home, you are drunk. Sony's Timescape is one of the clutter free and elegant looking UIs out there. Although you are entitled to your opinion, if you think the UIs of LG/Samsung are better than Sony's you have a juvenile taste.

      Sony's displays do need a major step-up though, which is possible if they dumped the mediocre TFT panels and put up the IGZO panels by JDI or SLCD variants used by HTC. Even LG's IPS panels would be a forward step.

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        • AnonD-147044
        • 0$q
        • 05 Jan 2014

        Mobilemaster, 05 Jan 2014Well for example 2 cores are better than one, but 8 Cores a... morestop generalizinig like that. 8 cores CAN be more useful than 2, it all depends on the software. but people nowadays think that more cores are just better no matter what, that was my point.

          AnonD-147044, 05 Jan 2014Because marketing. The people are uneducated and stupid now... moreWell for example 2 cores are better than one, but 8 Cores are not useful.

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            • deswed
            • mKb
            • 05 Jan 2014

            Again outdated TFT display, not again

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              • clamser
              • ftF
              • 05 Jan 2014

              AnonD-171436, 05 Jan 2014Sony really need to take care of 2 things. First the UI whi... moregood say my brother!

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                • AnonD-147044
                • 0$q
                • 05 Jan 2014

                AnonD-186595, 05 Jan 2014Woow. Sony!!!!!. By the way 1080p resolution is enough.why ... moreBecause marketing. The people are uneducated and stupid nowadays so they'll think higher ppi is better. just like they think more cores are better. don't blame the manufacturers for this, they're basically forced to do this.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • 4XR
                  • 05 Jan 2014

                  Time to sell off my Z1 :)

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                    • Anonymous
                    • 6w@
                    • 05 Jan 2014

                    It's completely False.Sony said they wont announce Xperia Z2 at CES.And there haven't been any rumors from new flagship.Sony has great support for its previous flagship buyers.

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                      • AnonD-151727
                      • Sp3
                      • 05 Jan 2014

                      AnonD-150047, 05 Jan 2014no need on the display, others the Amoled and IPS is not th... moreamoled draws the least.amount of power..has done so drom the get go...

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                        • AnonD-171436
                        • 0mw
                        • 05 Jan 2014

                        Sony really need to take care of 2 things. First the UI which is to say, boring and ugly as hell. Second is the screen. I have compared it to the likes of Nokia, samsung and htc and the colours are washed out and not vibrant like the others on the sony.

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                          • AnonD-216263
                          • thY
                          • 05 Jan 2014

                          I don't get the logic behind having higher than 1080p resolution on 5 to 6-inch devices. The difference is not visible unless you stick the device on your face, and it will just consume more power. Is it just a "numbers" game? If its is, it makes sense because to a regular, uneducated consumer, more always mean "better". It's the same reason why CPU makers are racing to make more cores rather than better cores.

                            Dpx, 05 Jan 2014Sony always had a new phone around February and then a rive... moreYes I do get your point. That's exactly what I did when I released the Z as was still saving to buy it and instead I bought the Z1. again I know that there will be a better phone that'll come out but again, for me it's just too soon. I may be saying this because I got a Z1 but for others who don't have this is definitely a great news. Peace. :)

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                              • AnonD-168288
                              • vIh
                              • 05 Jan 2014

                              Hope they increase the size of the camera sensor and improve the battery life. The screen resolution will scare anyone after seeing how horrible the Z1 performed even with a 3000mAh battery in it.

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                                • AnonD-53326
                                • JcP
                                • 05 Jan 2014

                                AnonD-118519, 05 Jan 2014Its interesting to see the latest technology in new devices... moreWhy should I care if I don't have the latest flagship of the company. I didn't buy my z1 to brag about having the latest. It was just what I wanted form a smartphone.
                                If sony keeps up with the upadtes I don't care if they release a new flagship every month.

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                                  • Dpx
                                  • 3E0
                                  • 05 Jan 2014

                                  ermond12, 05 Jan 2014These specs are really mouthwatering but it's somehow kinda... moreSony always had a new phone around February and then a rivesed one at end of Summer/ Begging of Autumn. Arc/Arcs, S/SP, Z/Z1...
                                  Samsung does the same with Galaxy S and Note series and even HTC does it too.
                                  So, no surprise there and you should had thought of that before buying Z1.
                                  It is the normal product cycle so what are you complaining about?
                                  Back to the thread, if it is smaller than z1 I might buy it and yes, I know that at around spetember there will be a revamped version of it. If I Want that, I will wait for it. As simple as that.

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                                    • AnonD-53326
                                    • JcP
                                    • 05 Jan 2014

                                    AnonD-120291, 05 Jan 2014i agree, that this phone does sound mouthwatering, but it i... moreAs an owner of a z1. The size of this phone is the only drawback. Else it's just perfect in every way

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                                      • AnonD-130551
                                      • 7F7
                                      • 05 Jan 2014

                                      I highly doubt this will be announced at CES. I don't think the Snapdragon 805 will even be ready before Q2 at the earliest. I think Sony will probably introduce the Z1 Mini and maybe a Tablet Z refresh at CES and leave any other devices until at least MWC. It's too soon for a refresh anyway, although I guess they are worried about Samsung coming out with a 2K Galaxy S5 in March. I think a new flagship in June/July released alongside a refreshed Z Ultra would make the most sense.

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                                        • AnonD-118519
                                        • gxZ
                                        • 05 Jan 2014

                                        Its interesting to see the latest technology in new devices but i think its not fair for the owners of Z1 to see their phone is no more a flagship in less than 5 months, exactly what happened to Z owners.
                                        I think one flagship in middle of each year will suffice for Sony. They can focus on mid-ranges and entry level phones and of course updating their old phones instead.