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Xperia Z Officially Announced |
doministry
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http://www.androidcentral.com/sony-xperia-z-review
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doministry
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That's a fantastic find, thanks.
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puestadelsol
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On 2013-03-12 18:31:29, Indiandawg wrote:
The themes are now applications? If it's so it would be possible the add personalised ones too? |
Xajel
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@Indiandawg,
I wrote here about this point since Xperia Z announced as we were expecting 32GB but it came with 16GB...
Sony know that JB changed this and stopped the ability to move apps to the microSD, but they didn't reflect this change to this high-end device ( high-ends should come with 32GB minimum 64GB possible, mid range 8 - 16GB, low-ends 4 - 16GB )
Even Xperia S has 32GB !!!
Any way, I think Google is doing good with this move as installing apps to the microSD added so many complications in the Android platform, just the fact that you will miss that app when removing the microSD or to distinguish some apps that should not be installed in the microSD like Widgets. is a pain by it self...
the problem is Google didn't inform the manufacturer from the ICS time that this will be changed in JB so they can prepare them selfs and the devices they make...
Google should involve the manufacturers more and more in the development of Android... and this is one of the major issues along with slow updates
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doministry
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How many apps you should have to to fill up 16GB??!!
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burnin
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On 2013-03-13 11:48:34, doministry wrote:
That's a fantastic find, thanks.
BE2 @ XZ Is it on or off?!
I m think the video look much like the same on both devices... mybe a little more sharpness on HTC...
(i would love to give my review... but my XZ went back because it died after 6 hours on...) |
vikeviki
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check this freak video screen scratch test:) 
link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i11SFJm_C8w |
randomuser
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From ZOMG
No additional information other than that really, from their surveys they I heard they had the highest level of iOS > Android switchers for any phone released so far. It's quite an achievement and with the marketing push starting yesterday it will only get better.
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Tsepz_GP
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On 2013-03-13 15:25:15, doministry wrote:
How many apps you should have to to fill up 16GB??!!
You don't seem to get it, the 16GB, which is really around 11GB is shared by apps, games and other parts of the system, if you do a lot of web browsing or use other data intensive apps that will eat up a lot of the memory, so you have this to consider on top of installing lots of apps, lets not forget some games do store data in the built in memory.
I saw this crap coming long ago when I 1st looked at a GS3's Storage, then I saw the Nexus 4s with JB, made me realize that my future Androids will need 32GB minimum built-in if I don't want to have to keep an eye on my memory.
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burnin
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On 2013-03-13 16:18:54, Tsepz_GP wrote:
On 2013-03-13 15:25:15, doministry wrote:
How many apps you should have to to fill up 16GB??!!
You don't seem to get it, the 16GB, which is really around 11GB is shared by apps, games and other parts of the system, if you do a lot of web browsing or use other data intensive apps that will eat up a lot of the memory, so you have this to consider on top of installing lots of apps, lets not forget some games do store data in the built in memory.
I don't believe its possible for someone to use all 16GB (or even 11GB) of memory on apps and apps cache or data from games in a mobile phone... |
Kitchen
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On 2013-03-13 16:18:54, Tsepz_GP wrote:
On 2013-03-13 15:25:15, doministry wrote:
How many apps you should have to to fill up 16GB??!!
Spotify with one average-long playlist downloaded almost took 3GB, which means that if you want serveral playlists downloaded at the same time, there won't be very much space left at all.
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Bonovox
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Have you played the Xperia Smart Challenge?? I done them all so far to win prizes
http://campaigns.sonymobile.com/smart-challenge/
Phone?? What phone?? |
doministry
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On 2013-03-13 16:18:54, Tsepz_GP wrote:
On 2013-03-13 15:25:15, doministry wrote:
How many apps you should have to to fill up 16GB??!!
You don't seem to get it, the 16GB, which is really around 11GB is shared by apps, games and other parts of the system, if you do a lot of web browsing or use other data intensive apps that will eat up a lot of the memory, so you have this to consider on top of installing lots of apps, lets not forget some games do store data in the built in memory.
I saw this crap coming long ago when I 1st looked at a GS3's Storage, then I saw the Nexus 4s with JB, made me realize that my future Androids will need 32GB minimum built-in if I don't want to have to keep an eye on my memory.
Well I do get it. As you I use a smartphone.
First, many apps ALLOW SD storage option.
Second, I have 60 apps installed and they eat around 650MB of my internal, plus 500MB of SD.
So still over 8GB left (on my T). C'mon. Browsing? Clean the cache once a week lol.
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Arne Anka
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On 2013-03-13 16:49:45, Kitchen wrote:
Spotify with one average-long playlist downloaded almost took 3GB, which means that if you want serveral playlists downloaded at the same time, there won't be very much space left at all.
At least on older versions of Spotify I believe playlists could be stored on an external SD card. If that still is the case then you don't have to store those on the internal memory. |
Kitchen
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On 2013-03-13 17:32:23, Arne Anka wrote:
On 2013-03-13 16:49:45, Kitchen wrote:
Spotify with one average-long playlist downloaded almost took 3GB, which means that if you want serveral playlists downloaded at the same time, there won't be very much space left at all.
At least on older versions of Spotify I believe playlists could be stored on an external SD card. If that still is the case then you don't have to store those on the internal memory.
Exactly, Sony Support actually gave me the apk to an older version of Spotify to do this. I believe someone at the Swedroid forum also had this problem and posted how to solve it.
Edit: Found the post (Swedish) Here
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