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Sep 21 2012

Socialising with Xperia™ J

September 21, 2012 - 6:09 PM
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Afternoon guys,

I just wanted to share something with you before the weekend – my five favourite Xperia J features… I think apt, as it’s an Xperia smartphone for the social animals amongst us! 

http://www.youtube.com/embed/FQ0VylLG4RY

 

Here goes…

5. The 4″0 screen

Despite being our more affordable proposition, Xperia J’s screen is no-slouch – a vivid, bright 480 x 854 pixel display that brings your content to life!

4. Sony’s media applications

Guess I’m cheating here, as Sony’s media applications are available across our 2012 Xperia smartphones running ICS… but, WALKMAN, Album and Movies give you a new, engaging and intuitive way to experience you music, images, videos and films.

3. Smart illuminations

Xperia J’s smart illuminations notify you on social chatter – the cool light gives you a heads–up on every email, tweet, like, comment and message!

2. Design

Our new Xperia range is designed using “arc” design language, based on human curvature to fit perfectly in your hand – it’s sleek, slender and stylish. If you missed the webchat with our design guys on these new smartphones, be sure to check it out.

1. Easy connectivity

Enjoying images, home-movies or films on the 4″0 display is a treat, but Xperia J connects to your TV or Tablet using WiFi or DNLA, so you can give people the bigger picture :-)

Ant.

PS. I hear you guys and realise this isn’t the ICS update post you wanted – but stay with me, shortly – have a good weekend!

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  • By Jeeva Sivabalan
    21st September 2012.
    19:58

    need new Sony media applications in 2011 Xperia smartphones, any possibility?

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    • By David Ramirez
      27th September 2012.
      06:59

      Sony xperia J is a smart phone is very practical and is very striking design and specifications are good so I would like to change my Sony Xperia mini for Xperia J expect if they bring it to my country

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  • By Tameem Ansari
    21st September 2012.
    20:36

    Hey ant its more than a month xperia p got ics and ics for xperia u was next out of the door.. By when can we expect the ics..??? Is it coming in 3rd quarter of 2012 or 3rd quarter of 2013.. Would appreciate your inputs..

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  • By Mani Raja
    21st September 2012.
    20:41

    Hi Anthony Sir, Sorry to post in Wrong Conversation, I want to know why the liquid energy logo was missing for the Xperia V… Any Reason for this ?

    Please go through the below Image.
    http://www-static.se-mc.com/blogs.dir/0/files/2012/07/xperia-v-gallery-01-1-940×529.png
    We people are really missing that Energy Logo

    And when does the New Media applications come to 2012 Xperia Models ? Sorry if i bother u

    Waiting for your reply.

    Thanku

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  • By Expander 2097
    21st September 2012.
    20:58

    “PS. I hear you guys and realise this isn’t the ICS update post you wanted – but stay with me, shortly – have a good weekend!”

    You said shortly more than a month ago! Still not convinced

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  • By tejushva singh
    22nd September 2012.
    12:47

    hey …. well does anybody know the definition of “shortly” at sony….. i can’t figure it out… i hope we recieve ics in sept…. still hopefull as always

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  • By Ivn nvi
    23rd September 2012.
    03:46

    Anthony, what’s happening with ics update? I love my Sony phone but other manufacturers already announced jelly bean update for October, but me stuck with all that SI number thing which is never updated, and my xmp is sim-free… Moderators on forums doesn’t know what to tell really as they don’t have info on SI’s, Sony support told me now after most SI’s is weekly basis.. (least updated we (Sony) updating SI’s on a weekly basis.. (last time thread with was updated 12 days ago). Perhaps you can provide us any info as a media person? And another question, any news on jelly bean how tests are going on…..?

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  • By Sanket Pandey
    23rd September 2012.
    05:16

    anthony whats the point in delaying an update which was already certified a month ago??
    I was the told by the sony shopkeeper that I would get ics in June ( I purchased xu in may)

    june july august Sept
    all gone
    still no ics
    false promises by a multinational is not good for the company image
    being a consumer it really dissatisfies me

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  • By Behdad Etemad
    23rd September 2012.
    11:20

    what about jelly bean?! Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 ( with 800Mhz CPU!) will get jb without ics! then we are still waiting for ics.(P,U,Sola,Go) (sorry for my bad english!)
    check here:
    http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_ace_2_and_s_advance_to_skip_ics_get_jb-news-4786.php

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  • By Sanket Pandey
    23rd September 2012.
    14:10

    come on sony do u even bother to read our comments and reply
    or is it jst about posting useless posts? ?

    anthony plz give us what we want
    ics update for u go sola

    common bro give us something to feel proud of
    gb is way too old now

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    • By Jeeva Sivabalan
      23rd September 2012.
      14:54

      hope ics for u, go ,sola may provide on tomorrow or coming friday.

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  • By Ramesh Narayan
    24th September 2012.
    15:38

    Samsung has released Jellybean updates and also a list of models which will be updated to Jellybean, apple iphones has latest ios6, other branded mobiles also announced updates to JB. See sony customer fate, still no ICS updates, no stable ICS updates, latest sony phones are still on ancient GB. New sony models xperia T without JB and 4G LTE which is ridiculous. Sony still not able to give proper and latest updates which is really shameful and embracing to hold sony’s phone, Sony customers are less and nil very sooooooon. Wake up and announce and keep your calibee and expectaion before it is toooooooooooo late.

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  • By Slave Stojanoski
    24th September 2012.
    22:56

    So Miro and Tipo came preinstalled with ICS but GO U (superior phones compared to tipo and miro) and Sola have to wait with months for the update? Why with 2.3 in the first place? Go was released pretty much about the same time when Android 4.1 did.

    Is this how Sony typically treats the loyal customer base?
    This is a disgrace for the company.
    And when can I expect a JB update? or Never??? for a dual core powered phone that’s a shame.
    I WANT MY MONEY BACK.

    I will make sure to remember all of this when I buy my next non-Sony phone.
    In the meantime I welcome everybody at twitter to tell @SonyXperia how we feel about this…

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  • By Dhruv Patel
    26th September 2012.
    06:11

    will sony introduce Xpria J in india..?

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  • By Mochamad Aris Zamroni
    3rd October 2012.
    09:51

    Very old processor. Mobile processor and RAM is not expensive. Add 20 to 25 dollar then Sony actually can put Krait and 1 GB RAM.

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  • By Andreia Machado
    17th October 2012.
    11:48

    this phone has memory card slot???
    TY

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  • By omkar bhide
    22nd November 2012.
    10:36

    Cool

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  • By Jagathee Balan
    19th December 2012.
    16:04

    My update center is not work properly:@

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  • By Devang Patil
    11th April 2013.
    07:51

    Xperia J should have 1GB instead of 512.

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