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Sony Xperia Rumours 2012 |
motvikt
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On 2012-07-04 20:30:06, DACHA wrote:
On 2012-07-04 20:00:12, Detox wrote:
I'm still putting my money on the 1.7GHz S3  ...
I also think it will be the S3 1.7Ghz.
Me too. I remember how we all thought SE would release a flagship last year, and then we got arc s. Starting to think that will happen again. We wait and wait for hayabusa but its nowhere to be seen |
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S4k1s
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At least I will be pissed...
I will be on my 3rd XS soon, waiting for it to be repaired for the yellow "dot" problem, more like yellow half screen problem...
Got mine first few days it got relased in april and only had problems with it...
What if the XSL has 2gb ram? that seems the way to go right now it seems... |
Ricky D
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Very few devices (I can't think of any, but I'm sure there must one or two) have 2GB RAM already. I'm hoping for a 2GB RAM device though. Maybe a 10" tab with 2GB. But I'm not expecting it from Sony.
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moogoo
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COME ON SONYYYYY...
don't let me down. i'm waiting until september to get a new phone... give me something to look forward to, please.
i'm trying to figure out if i can import the GX from japan.... hmmm...
moogoo
Nokia 5160 -> Nokia 8260 -> SE T68i -> SE K700i -> SE Z710 -> SE Xperia X10a -> Sony Xperia S -> Sony Xperia Z1 -> Sony Xperia XZ -> Sony Xperia XZ Premium -> Sony Xperia 1ii
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randomuser
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The Xperia SL has the same MSM8260 as Xperia S. This was confirmed with the leaked UA profile. Only thing it will be clocked at 1.7ghz like the Htc One S in Asia.
@moogoo
AFAIK Japanese phones don't work outside Japan because of the unique bands Japan uses.
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moogoo
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@randomuser
the phone would work, but data would be spotty at best depending on the network I use. but basic GSM 2G bands are all supported.
moogoo
Nokia 5160 -> Nokia 8260 -> SE T68i -> SE K700i -> SE Z710 -> SE Xperia X10a -> Sony Xperia S -> Sony Xperia Z1 -> Sony Xperia XZ -> Sony Xperia XZ Premium -> Sony Xperia 1ii
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randomuser
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Apparently NTT Docomo Android phones work with AT&T in USA. Even 3G works. But only if the phone is unlocked by Docomo. |
Rubenos
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On 2012-07-05 06:27:24, randomuser wrote:
The Xperia SL has the same MSM8260 as Xperia S. This was confirmed with the leaked UA profile. Only thing it will be clocked at 1.7ghz like the Htc One S in Asia.\\r\\n\\r\\n@moogoo\\r\\n\\r\\nAFAIK Japanese phones don\\'t work outside Japan because of the unique bands Japan uses.\\n[ This Message was edited by: randomuser on 2012-07-05 05:29 ]
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False, the processor type wasn't in the UAProf |
goldenface
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A few Docomo phones have been spotted at the FCC, including the Xperia GX. Doesn't Docomo have a Global Passport service for international roaming?
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randomuser
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@rubenos
It is mentioned. Cortex A8 CPU which clearly means S3. Well that doesn't even matter, it was leaked weeks back on Chinese forums and I posted the same here that there will be an upgraded Xperia S model with 1.7ghz MSM8260 and BT 4.0
Anybody who is expecting Qualcomm S4 in Xperia SL should stop dreaming.
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razec
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@randomuser:
isn't S3 a variant of Cortex A9? and btw, any "new" news on the hayabusa? this thread has been quite for a while now.
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Bonovox
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See this anyone in London or Manchester area
http://www.mobilenewscwp.co.uk/2012/07/sony-mobile-to-launch-xperiabot-campaign-for-consumers/
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randomuser
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On 2012-07-05 13:16:25, razec wrote:
@randomuser:
isn't S3 a variant of Cortex A9? and btw, any "new" news on the hayabusa? this thread has been quite for a while now.
Snapdragon S2/S3 scorpion is based on modified Cortex A8 design. Its not exactly Cortex A9. But offers performance similar to A9 Cortex. Qualcomm modified Arm Cortex A8 to come up with "scorpion core"
So S3 is equivalent to cortex A9 but not exactly cortex A9. Similarly S4 krait is equivalent to Cortex A15 but not exactly it.
And sorry no new news on hayabusa. If I had any, would have surely posted it here 
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iamstevie
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ooh i'll look out for this!! |
Xajel
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On 2012-07-05 13:16:25, razec wrote:
@randomuser:
isn't S3 a variant of Cortex A9? and btw, any "new" news on the hayabusa? this thread has been quite for a while now.
As what is said before Qualcomm have their own designs based on ARM, and also fully compatible with it also...
about Hayabusa, I'm still like you starving for info regarding global availability and also Mint, the last I heard Hayabusa will be targeting Asian market only while Mint will be international if that's the case it will be bad 
I'm also looking for the next Nexus wave, as I'm really considering one to be my next phone after arc, specially after Galaxy Nexus and only one month wait for JB !! so I hope they come with a high-end Nexus phone.. I wonder what will JB be using as the main SoC as ICS used TI as a main SoC... currently JB is using Tegra on the tablet but I don't think it will be the one in the phones ( lake of radio part ) this will judge what will the next Nexus will use... unless the rumour of different phones is true and these will use different SoC to handle the different SoC manufacturers...
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