3G
4.2" dislay
Capacitive LED-backlit LCD touchscreen
FWVGA resolution
480 x 854 pixels
Sony Mobile BRAVIA engine
Android OS v2.3.4 Gingerbread
1.4 GHz Scorpion CPU
Adreno 205 GPU
Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255 chipset
512 MB RAM
8 MP autofocus cam
LED flash
3D Sweep Panorama
720p video recording @ 30fps
Continuous autofocus
Stereo sound
Wi-Fi b/g/n and DLNA
GPS, A-GPS
microSD slot up to 32GB
8GB card boxed
Accelerometer
Proximity sensor
Stereo FM radio with RDS
microUSB port for charging
Stereo Bluetooth v2.1
Voice dialing
Adobe Flash 11 supported
microHDMI port
Ultra slim
Not a dual-core CPU
GPUs is way behind todays competition
Poor viewing angles
No front-facing camera
No smart dialing
Non hot-swappable microSD card slot
Shutter key is uncomfortable
~233 ppi pixel density
Scratch-resistant glass
Timescape UI
Only 1 GB internal memory. Cannot be recommended for apps
Of 1GB, 320 MB is left for users. Rest is eaten up by the system
Wi-Fi hotspot
USB On-the-go
Touch focus
Image stabilization
Continuous autofocus
Video light
Video stabilizer
Android OS v2.3.4 (Gingerbread) is planned to be upgraded to v4.0
TrackID music recognition
Document viewer
USB on-the-go needs Sony Ericsson LiveDock
You wont get full advantage of Google Talks Video Chat since it lacks a front cam
It has SWYPE like SWIPE but still T9 trace
An USB charger and a microUSB-to-USB cable that is used for charging and computer connections are boxed
Multi-touch input
Good touch response
Sony Bravia Mobile Engine really delivers ! it enhances the image quality and clarity by boosting contrast and sharpness
Quad-band GSM /GPRS/EDGE and 3G
4.2" 16M-color capacitive touchscreen
FWVGA resolution, 480 x 854 pixels
Sony Mobile BRAVIA engine
Android OS v2.3.4 Gingerbread
1.4 GHz Scorpion CPU,
Adreno 205 GPU
Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255 chipset (not a dual-core CPU and rivals have gone for better GPUs)
512 MB RAM
8 MP autofocus cam
LED flash
3D Sweep Panorama
720p video recording @ 30fps
Continuous autofocus
Stereo sound in camcorder
GPS with A-GPS
microSD slot up to 32GB (8GB card included. Local variations may apply)
Stereo FM radio with RDS
microUSB port (charging)
stereo Bluetooth v2.1
Voice dialing
Adobe Flash 11
Accelerometer and proximity sensor
microHDMI port
Poor viewing angles
The front-facing cam is dropped
No smart dialing
microSD card slot is non hot swappable
Migrating from Xperia arc is not advisable. Not much improvement seen here
USB on-the-go
USB on-the-go function only with Sony Ericsson LiveDock
Sony 3D panorama shots are flawlessly delivered on compatible 3D TVs
Maps 5.1 pre-loaded with 3D building rendering machine
8 megapixel camera lets Gingerbread to capture 3D still images
Facebook albums supported
Music player lets you share the tracks you like via Facebook
Threaded view
File attachment option in SMS
Can crop the size of the video to be sent through SMS
An option is to select Record Video in SMS to send attaching to a SMS
16x digital zoom
Video light
Video stabilizer
Two finger rotation makes orientation easier in maps
Scratch-resistant glass
320 MB user-available C: out of 1GB inbuilt memory
Touch focus
Image stabilization
OS Android OS, v2.3.4 (Gingerbread) upgrade planned to v4.0
Document viewer
HDMI port
Nokia N8 rules in relation with the camera
No ISO control in the cam app
Good Call quality
Noise reduction
Noisy loudspeaker
An easy panorama
mode which enables you to pan camera around and the rest is taken care of, automatically stitching the image together
3D panoramas (only viewable on a 3D TV via the HDMI output)
Good battery life
Slim
HDMI port for 1280*720 high definition video output on tv
HDMI cable not included
4G
One of the fastest microprocessors, Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255 (1.4ghz)
Stereo headset and Micro USB cable not included in the box
8GB card included
8.1 megapixel camera
A capasitive touch screen, not a resistive one
Shutter
button
Difficult to hold, hard to keep a firm grasp
A single-core processor
Gives a more plastic feel than metalic
A large 4.2in display
Even the rim that runs round the edge is chromed plastic
The back cover and the flap that cover the HDMI port are not standardised
Light
Color production of the display is below iphone or galaxy S 2
Bravia Engine Reality Display
Colors distort when viewed from angles
Shutter button also launches the camera app
The shutter button is so small and stiff
Power button is small and fiddly
A LED indicator to inform you of recieved messages or the phone charging
Three main physical navigation buttons, Back, Home and Menu
A mono speaker, not stereo
Android 2.3.4
Five home screens
The Timescape widget shows messages and updates from social
networks, missed calls and text messages
TrackID
A data usage monitor
Quick switches between wifi on/off, 3G data and Bluetoot on/off
Take a screenshot, hold down the Power button, select the relevant option from the popup
keyboard predicts what words you are aiming at
Keyboard is not as effective as Swype
Video Unlimited and Music Unlimited services
To use Music Unlimited you have to go to the Music Unlimited website and create an account
Be a premium subscriber to use Music Unlimited
Video Unlimited downloads are costly
Navigation and app launching is swift
Web browser supports Flash
FM radio
The default media player play backs only the MP4 files out of the box, no divx, mkv and mov
You can download third party players,
but hardware support for these is unstable as its only single core
Bravia video playback enhancements (colours pop, good dark detailing and smooth)
Video capturing is 720p HD at 30fps not 1080p
Video gets noisy
pretty soon
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