Sony Xperia S
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- Faisal
- uNV
- 27 May 2013
Hi friends I use sony xperia s and it's awesome phone. I buy this phone 1 month ago and it's a good this phone have some problem in camera, battery, voice search,and ram (672) mb . Otherwise it's a good phone.
Antu:-)
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- AnonD-61163
- rAR
- 26 May 2013
Root your Xperia S and flash PAC JELLYBEAN 4.2.2 custom ROM. it's awesome and you never prefer official jellybean .I am pretty sure.
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- rk
- rAR
- 26 May 2013
root your Xperia S and flash PAC JELLYBEAN 4.2.2 custom ROM.it's great with marvelous performance.
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- AnonD-149336
- SsG
- 26 May 2013
When jelly bean become available for Xperia s in middle east
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- AnonD-149292
- akv
- 26 May 2013
Few days ago I sold my Xperia Z and switched to Xperia S. Today I'm kind of more impressed with last year's flagship. There're few arguments and features that make Xperia S worthier choice.
1. As far as I'm concerned Xperia S has a better screen & size. Perhaps this seems to be a surprise but its LCD has a better viewing angels, pixel density (342 ppi) doesn't seem to be different from Z's 441 ppi. Above all, Z's 5" screen and its size were always too big for me. Very simply, you can actually hold and use Xperia S with ONE hand.
2. Furthemore, Xperia S has better camera. As of ICS upgrade, video recording bitrate increased from 14 mbs to 20 mbs (Z is now behind with 16 mbs) and both video and images have much more details than 13 mpx sensor of Xperia Z. Taking pictures in low light conditions is impossible with Xperia Z, S's sensor makes a huge difference here.
3. Xperia S has a louder speaker.
4. S is much cheaper these days.
5. I reckon 90% of users won't recognize difference between S's and Z's chipset and CPU. The same stands for 3G/4G difference.
6. In a no time, S is supposed to get Jelly Bean which seems to look exactly like the JB on Z while bringing STAMINA mode and perhaps HDR mode.
7. Although Z's memory can be expanded with micro SD, S comes with 32 GB in compare to Z's 16 GB.
8. With Xperia S you get HDMI port and HDMI cable while you should buy Galaxy S2's MHL AV cable to connect Xperia Z to HDTV.
Finally, advantages of xperia Z are to be mentioned.
4G capability, faster (quad core) phone with 2 GB of RAM and its water (and dust) restitance. I'd still not be convinced to return back to Xperia Z.
PLEASE FREE TO DISAGREE HERE OR SEND ME AN E-MAIL:
johan.hima@gmail.com
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- jazz
- YTF
- 26 May 2013
hi I m using this xpe s from last two months and I find this phone fine for viwing hd video,and day to day routine work on it.the battery is not very good in this and even cam focus is also not really impressive and bang on.the jellybean update is also not there for xpe s in india.the phone is 1.5 dual core but it doesn't behave like one.also if you are charging your phone it takes 3 hours to charge it fully.which is very annoying.rest is fine.and if you are buying 2nd hand then its a good deal.you will get it for 14,000 rs.for this price its ok.compare to s2 which you will have to pay 15,000 for a good piece.
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- aswajith
- X0V
- 26 May 2013
awesome..... if u r lukin 4 a phone basd on luk then here it is........ simply wow
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- AnonD-97789
- vby
- 26 May 2013
A new Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean firmware for the Sony Xperia S (LT26i) has leaked. Build version 6.2.B.0.200 follows on from the last leak, which had build number 6.2.B.0.197. This new ’200′ leak is also the same version that hit the PTCRB. Hopefully it means that the official version should be hitting handsets very soon.
Bin4ry from xda-developers provided the leaked file, but like before it is only meant for developer (brown) devices.
However, if you have an unlocked bootloader you are able to install the firmware using ClockworkMod Recovery. DooMLoRD from xda has been quick to the scene with an Advanced Stock Kernel to download too.
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- AnonD-88288
- fm3
- 26 May 2013
max, 24 May 2013Why only 630 of RAM shown. I was told it is 1GB googled lo... more1 GB total memory, 630 MB free for user, rest used by android system and inaccessible.
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- silviu
- 0Ue
- 25 May 2013
Sony xperia s jb update took the arrow to the knee.
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- rokzki
- HBJ
- 25 May 2013
Guys be patient just wait for the notification update of jb like what Sony did on ICS before....
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- covs
- v0q
- 25 May 2013
Nothing here in the phillipines
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- Jeff
- rK5
- 25 May 2013
AnonD-139763, 25 May 2013hey , here in india i havnt received it as yet ... the site... moreMine too its showing you have the latest software I have tried both in pc companion as well OTA I think the roll out is for France only might take a week to go globally. Now its just a matter of time. What else can we do nothing more than wait.. Sony are always late in software updates.. Sick of it...
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- Jeff
- rK4
- 25 May 2013
AnonD-139763, 25 May 2013hey , here in india i havnt received it as yet ... the site... moreMine too its showing you have the latest software I have tried both in pc companion as well OTA I think the roll out is for France only might take a week to go globally. Now its just a matter of time. What else can we do nothing more than wait.. Sony are always late in software updates.. Sick of it...
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- Natsu
- v0q
- 25 May 2013
Jelly bean update started to roll out in France but we are expecting it to roll out globally next week.
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- AnonD-139763
- 2@r
- 25 May 2013
hey , here in india i havnt received it as yet ... the site shows an update of build number . but again , it PCC shows my phone is upto date.. dont know wat is SONY upto ....
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- del_boy
- pux
- 25 May 2013
max, 24 May 2013Why only 630 of RAM shown. I was told it is 1GB googled lo... moreall of us have 630mb of RAM... that thing, lame battery life, camera focus and display which is streching a lot are the biggest problems with this phone...
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- max
- rA2
- 24 May 2013
Why only 630 of RAM shown. I was told it is 1GB
googled lot for this dint find any answer
pls help
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- del_boy
- pux
- 24 May 2013
Have anyone really recieve this update... i haven't... :P SHAME ON YOU SONY!
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- Renu'
- p4e
- 24 May 2013
Yes, Jelly Bean for Xperia S confirmed, started rolling out, GSMarena shoul make a new editorial for it, as the waiting was to much fore some of us :))