Sony Ericsson Xperia pro
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- Anonymous
- nF7
- 18 Nov 2011
Anonymous, 11 Nov 2011You can adjust exposure (essentially the same thing as brig... moreCLARIFICATION: you can adjust the exposure etc. settings only for the back camera in the SE camera app, but if you want to do that for the front then there are 3rd party apps.
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- Jimmy
- PMT
- 18 Nov 2011
24 K is 2 high for this phone, guys wait for sum time sony will definately be releasing pro v or s model, bcoz they are no more in position to offer 8 mp cam in their phones.
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- gr6932307129
- nmL
- 18 Nov 2011
does it zoom in/out in video recording. i need the answer please for the mk16i
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- Anonymous
- nF7
- 18 Nov 2011
Anonymous, 18 Nov 2011Which is better Xperia PRO or Neo V? please help, thank youPRO all the way.
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- Anonymous
- GAd
- 18 Nov 2011
Which is better Xperia PRO or Neo V?
please help, thank you
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- gr6932307129
- nmL
- 17 Nov 2011
Ram Shiv, 15 Nov 2011Bought this phone 2 weeks ago, the first functional model a... moreis it the MK16A or KM16i and does the camcorder(video recording) does zooming in & out?
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- AnonD-5041
- K7f
- 17 Nov 2011
AnonD-5041, 16 Nov 2011http://youtu.be/_zB-Pq9bl6w
Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro, Xp... moreSony Ericsson XPERIA Arc vs iPhone 4 vs Galaxy S display comparison
http://youtu.be/Tkb1VFmmE7A
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- AnonD-5041
- K7f
- 16 Nov 2011
AnonD-5041, 12 Nov 2011Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro (SE Iyokan) MK16i has already been... morehttp://youtu.be/_zB-Pq9bl6w
Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro, Xperia Arc and Xperia Neo Screen Comparison
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- pushkar
- 7tA
- 16 Nov 2011
Guys plz help..... I'm looking frwrd 2 buy this phone but confused...... My main concerns are it's camera prfrmnce, games and web surfing prfrmnce (and yes, does this support flash so that i may watch youtube videos while surfing on it? )....
Thank you guys .... :-)
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- AnonD-5041
- K7f
- 16 Nov 2011
Anonymous, 15 Nov 2011Xperia Pro is better than GSII for text input. You can quot... moreIf you read my opinions in between the lines, that's my point exactly. No reason to compare SGS2 with MK16i. Compare MK16i with all devices within its price range, now we're talking. :)
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- Anonymous
- nF7
- 15 Nov 2011
AnonD-5041, 13 Nov 2011No argument, S2 sits on a class of its own, given the price... moreXperia Pro is better than GSII for text input. You can quote all the specs you like, but when something so fundamental such as text manipulation is inferior on GSII, then Xperia Pro is better all round package for a better price.
With the Xperia Pro getting the ICS upgrade, then we'll get an extra performance boost, with a second core (I.e. The GPU) coming into play to make the UI even smoother. Sort of shows how pointless dual-core application processors are.
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- AnonD-29280
- 2S@
- 15 Nov 2011
Awesome news guys .. ICS confirmed for
Xperia™ arc and arc S, Xperia™ PLAY, Xperia™ neo and neo V, Xperia™ mini and mini pro, Xperia™ pro, Xperia™ active, Xperia™ ray as well as Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman™
http://blogs.sonyericsson.com/...2-portfolio/
Official news ...
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- Ram Shiv
- w49
- 15 Nov 2011
Bought this phone 2 weeks ago, the first functional model available in the region and I become it's proud owner.
Now emphasizing on the word 'proud' and describing why, I'll offer you a brief vista on the pros and cons(very trivial) of this phone
As you've heard on a diurnal basis about android phones, this one is no goner. It consumes as much juice as the others when you run the browser, but otherwise its an absolutely great worker.
The camera is exceptionally good. Best of its class(not considering the iPhone 4S), to be precise. The color reproduction and distribution is delightful. Clarity in night mode is not so appreciable, but accommodating.
As a platform to run applications, its a decent smartphone. For people who prefer slide-out Qwerty keypads, there can't be better. The keys are made of synthesized rubber, feeling great to the finger. Unlike Motorola smartphones where there is no availability of an on-screen conventional key arrangement, this one comes factory fed with one.
The in-built music player is pretty impressive with various presets and the sound entirely dependent on the quality of earphones, this one is commendable on the ear-phones that accompany the box. On-speakers, with the Xperia's indigenous X-Loud its a wonderful hear.
The plastic finish of the body is a bummer. Non-oleophobic and simple. But, altogether, the aesthetics and ergonomics of this phone have each other in equilibrium.
As a final say, if anyone has been looking for a great smartphone with slide-out Qwerty and not so compelling budget, look no further.
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- Ram Shiv
- w49
- 15 Nov 2011
Bought this phone 2 weeks ago, the first functional model available in the region and I become it's proud owner.
Now emphasizing on the word 'proud' and describing why, I'll offer you a brief vista on the pros and cons(very trivial) of this phone
As you've heard on a diurnal basis about android phones, this one is no goner. It consumes as much juice as the others when you run the browser, but otherwise its an absolutely great worker.
The camera is exceptionally good. Best of its class(not considering the iPhone 4S), to be precise. The color reproduction and distribution is delightful. Clarity in night mode is not so appreciable, but accommodating.
As a platform to run applications, its a decent smartphone. For people who prefer slide-out Qwerty keypads, there can't be better. The keys are made of synthesized rubber, feeling great to the finger. Unlike Motorola smartphones where there is no availability of an on-screen conventional key arrangement, this one comes factory fed with one.
The in-built music player is pretty impressive with various presets and the sound entirely dependent on the quality of earphones, this one is commendable on the ear-phones that accompany the box. On-speakers, with the Xperia's indigenous X-Loud its a wonderful hear.
The plastic finish of the body is a bummer. Non-oleophobic and simple. But, altogether, the aesthetics and ergonomics of this phone have each other in equilibrium.
As a final say, if anyone has been looking for a great smartphone with slide-out Qwerty and not so compelling budget, look no further.
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- romi
- 9xA
- 15 Nov 2011
pls anybody suggest any good case for neo v and the site in which it is available
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- Chilac SRB
- M@e
- 15 Nov 2011
I have Xperia PRO two week. My previous mobile phone was Nokia N70. I'm still learn about how to use mobilephone.
Xperia Pro is fast, but something missing.
No preinstal SMS software or original software on phone. You can not organize your message, folder, copy, move. I not see , maybe is somewhere.
Still cannot to delete some on screen function what i not use, like twitter, facebook, some security application...ect. I need time to learn.
Manual for this phone is little poor. Missing some
real explanation. I dont know, if i have wifi (free) active, would my internet browser use it automaticly or use 3g mobility (paid) connection.
I have both icon on mobilescreen active (wifi & H).
I miss that base software, what Nokia N70 have.
Touchscreen is fast ... if you have small finger, then is ideal :) . Whit my big finger i must to learn to hit what i need :D :))))))
Battery life is poor. Screen use most of power from battery and some background application. I test with 2x battery software (free) from market android, and he prolong the time of use. But if you use more game, or internet, or music without headspeaker, you would buy reserve battery, or recharge more time in day.
BUT MOST IMPORT ... I need more time to learn of this mobile phone. I found all software on market what i need to resolve problems or my needs of phone.
Generally I'm satisfacted with Xperia PRO
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- AnonD-4340
- nbb
- 15 Nov 2011
Vasp, 14 Nov 2011320 euros is not cheapif you keep the phone for a year its less than a Euro a day. The Desire Z did cost me a lot more when i bought it a month after its launch.
Anyway i like the "cheap" plastic of Xperia pro, it seems solid, and the materials used make it compact and lightweight. The Desire Z is bulkier and a lot heavier because of the expensive materials used. And is Desire Z more solid? I doubt it, its so heavy that if dropped its own weight will crush it.
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- AnonD-4340
- nbb
- 15 Nov 2011
Anonymous, 14 Nov 2011I am not having the problems that you speak of with the com... moreIts a known problem for android 2.3, many have this problem with the compass regardless of brand of phone. for some reason mine is not patched, i hope it can be fixed with a "coming soon" software update then.
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- Vasp
- pV0
- 14 Nov 2011
AnonD-4340, 13 Nov 2011but its true the compass is bad, he has some valid argument... more320 euros is not cheap
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- Anonymous
- nF7
- 14 Nov 2011
AnonD-4340, 13 Nov 2011but its true the compass is bad, he has some valid argument... moreI am not having the problems that you speak of with the compass on my xperia pro. Perhaps you need to try the recalibration manoeuvre (google it).