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We have seen a number of hands-on pictures of the Xperia Z Ultra in black and white,
however in-the-wild pics of the purple version has eluded us. Well
luckily we’ve come across a hands-on video below that gives a quick tour
of the Z Ultra in purple. We even get a brief side-by-side with the
purple Xperia Z at the beginning too. We’re still not sure which of the
three colours (black, white and purple) would get our vote – although
we’re probably leaning towards the white version at the moment.
The new James Bond film Skyfall has its Royal World Premiere in London
later this evening, so we thought it would be an apt time to show you
this new TV ad. The “Sony Skyfall Intelligence Gathered” commercial is
product placement galore, with Sony leveraging its position to showcase
its latest brands.
Sony is trying to get the message of how its products interact and this comes across well in the strapline: “Even a man known for working alone needs technology that works together.” Check out the video below and see how many Sony products you can spot, it’s not hard as the product placement isn’t subtle.
Japan’s NTT DoCoMo announced
its winter handset line-up earlier today. It officially confirmed that
the Sony Xperia AX (SO-01E) would be headed to the network and announced
plans to release the handset between November and December this year.
This is a pretty vague launch date. It is already the middle of October,
so we thought that by now Sony would be able to refine the release date
down to one month rather than two.
However, what it suggests to us is that it will launch towards the end of November or early December, in line with what Swedish retailers
are showing for the Sony Xperia V. If Sony Japan was confident of
launching the Xperia AX in November it wouldn’t even mention December.
Consumers are fickle and don’t like waiting. It appears that Sony will
do its darnedest to get the handset out by the end of November, but as
the deadline is tight they are using December as a fall-back.
To celebrate the official launch of the handset, Soy Mobile has released
a number of promo videos for the handset (see below). If you want to
see some hands-on photos of the Xperia AX in different colours then
check out the IT Media and Watch Impress reports. The official Sony Xperia AX product page can be found here.
The water and dust-resistant Sony Xperia AX is the Japanese variant of
the Xperia V. It has a 1.5GHz dual-core MSM8960 chipset, 1GB RAM, 16GB
internal storage, a 4.3-inch (720 x 1280) display, 13MP camera, VGA
front camera, LTE, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, MHL, 1700mAh battery and microSD
memory card support. It will also come with some Japanese-specific
features such as an infrared port, 1-Seg TV tuner and FeliCia NFC. The
Xperia AX will have dimensions of 129 x 65 x 10.8mm and will weigh 120g.
The phone will be available in four colours (black, pink, turquoise and
white).
The Sony Xperia V (LT25i) has been given a thorough hands-on by the
Sony Mobile Russian team. They have posted a 16-minute video of the
handset, all of it in Russian. We couldn’t catch the gist of most of it
due to the language barrier but did spot some new camera UI features
towards the end of the video.
It shows a number of camera filters that will now be enabled when
taking pictures. There is also some kind of slider on the right which
turns the brightness up and down. If there is anyone that speaks Russian
and can give more details on this we’d love to hear about it in the
comments below.