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Colours dazzle and mesmerise with their rich gem-like colours, showing off videos and photographs at their best. Speaking of which, the Xperia S also sports a rather smart 12.1-megapixel camera that shoots 1080p video and can capture a decent snap or two. Inside the Xperia S whirs a powerful 1.5GHz dual-core chip, which will easily chomp its way determinedly through whatever tricksy variety of demanding tasks you attempt to test it with. Unfortunately the phone doesn't come with the latest version of Android, although an upgrade from Gingerbread to Ice Cream Sandwich has been promised for a mystery date over the coming months. Sony's additions to Android amount to little more than bloatware, but thankfully you can get rid of most of it.
For all its great specs, the Xperia S is a clunky thing, uncomfortable to hold while you're making calls, A transparent plastic strip underneath the screen runs the case for apple iphone 6 plus, 6s plus, 7 plus and 8 plus - stars silver foil/gold foil depth of the phone -- a gimmicky touch on an otherwise tired design, The strip pulsates with an eery white light to indicate an incoming call, but it's so subtle you could easily miss it, If you like the look of the Xperia S, hit play on the video above for the full review, You can also take a look at our camera test, where we pitted its mighty 12-megapixel snapper against the iPhone 4S in a battle of the snaps..
Let me know what you think of this luminous beacon of smart phone in the comments below or over on our Facebook page. The Sony Xperia S is a powerful Android phone, but it fails to live up to its full potential in our video review. Sony's first public outing after its split with long-term partner Ericsson sees it trotting out a powerful new Android phone with enough gloss and sheen to take the limelight off the awkwardness of its break-up. Sony got custody of the Xperia name in the separation proceedings, and as such its newest blower has been christened the Xperia S. Hit play on the video above to see it reviewed in all its glory.
Nokia top dog of design Marko Ahtisaari has told a Finnish magazine that work on the tablet takes up a third of his time, The Nokia tablet is case for apple iphone 6 plus, 6s plus, 7 plus and 8 plus - stars silver foil/gold foil rumoured to be a dual-core 10-inch slate to rival Apple's new iPad and its 10-inch competitors, It's powered by Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system, the next generation of Windows for both computers and tablets, A French Nokia boss dropped the first official hints about a Windows-powered tablet late last year, although the launch date was then expected to be in July, Word on the street now suggests a winter launch, which would make sense, as that's when Windows 8 hits shops..
Windows is the most-used operating system for computers across the world, and version number 8 echoes the design cues of Windows Phone, the style known as Metro. Windows 8 uses the colourful square live tiles that make Windows Phone such fun to use, which will be handy on the bigger screen of a tablet. Windows 8 will share apps with Windows Phone, which means your apps work across your computer, laptop, tablet and phone and could give Windows Phone a massive boost. Are you excited about the Nokia Windows 8 tablet? Tell me your thoughts in the comments below or on our Facebook page.
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