Sony Xperia Z1 / Z1s
far too easy to scratch the back glass
I've had this phone for a little over 3 weeks, and the back is already a mess. If I were a destroyer of phones, I'd have no room to complain, but I still have my green screen t-mobile sidekick in working order, so it can't be that.
Overall, the hardware is solid, but I feel like I'd have to keep this phone in a case to not have it immediately start showing damage.
Very disappointed in the quality of the back glass.
If you get one, get a case or some kind of protection for the back (and front) surfaces.
Overall, the hardware is solid, but I feel like I'd have to keep this phone in a case to not have it immediately start showing damage.
Very disappointed in the quality of the back glass.
If you get one, get a case or some kind of protection for the back (and front) surfaces.
over in the "Hands on with Sony's Xperia Z1 Compact" discussion:
Verizon version please?
I wish this phone would be offered on Verizon, I'd jump to it for the size, camera button, and microSD slot...things no one else seems to think matter in a phone
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over in the "Hands-On: Sony Xperia Z1S for T-Mobile" discussion:
SMH!... at myself!
just when i get the Xperia Z! lol smh...
but really the only thing i'm looking for in an improved Sony smartphone would be much better Zoom w/ Zoom quality to match, better battery life, and a faster processor...
but really the only thing i'm looking for in an improved Sony smartphone would be much better Zoom w/ Zoom quality to match, better battery life, and a faster processor...
over in the "Hands-On: Sony Xperia Z1S for T-Mobile" discussion:
when will this phone hit stores
😁
over in the "T-Mobile Will Sell Sony Xperia Z1S Flagship Phone" discussion:
can anyone point out..
How the sony device does not infringe upon Rockstar's patents (as opposed to any other android device)? They all look the same to me.
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over in the "Sony Xperia Z Ultra, Z1, and SmartWatch 2 Now Available" discussion:
boundaries
A 6.4" screen pushes the boundaries of even what I would find usable as a phone. I wonder if this one finally is too big.
over in the "Sony Xperia Z Ultra, Z1, and SmartWatch 2 Now Available" discussion:
LTE model question...
For anyone savvy in this area of tech...
For the Xperia Z Ultra - what's the purpose of an LTE only model? Does this mean it can be purchased and programmed for a CDMA carrier like Verizon or Sprint? If so, I assume this would mean it would only function (for voice? data?) when in a 4G area, is that right? Only other option would be wi-fi for data?
I'm not sure if my assumptions are correct, but whether yes or no...are there any other Pros/Cons to this LTE only type device?
Thanks in advance! 😎
For the Xperia Z Ultra - what's the purpose of an LTE only model? Does this mean it can be purchased and programmed for a CDMA carrier like Verizon or Sprint? If so, I assume this would mean it would only function (for voice? data?) when in a 4G area, is that right? Only other option would be wi-fi for data?
I'm not sure if my assumptions are correct, but whether yes or no...are there any other Pros/Cons to this LTE only type device?
Thanks in advance! 😎
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over in the "Hands-On: Sony Xperia Z1" discussion:
Android 4.3??
I thought this was shipped with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean?
https://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?a=12860 »
Which article is right??
https://www.phonescoop.com/articles/article.php?a=12860 »
Which article is right??
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