Xperia Blog retweeted
Splat, loot, upgrade, repeat!
Dive into the action-packed antics of #SplatoonRaiders, out now exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2.
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Xperia Blog retweeted
📢 New Product Announcement 📢
September 1st 09:00 BST - watch our premiere event on YouTube 👉 bit.ly/3pGUYuz
Replying to @AndrewJacksonZA @naailriver
Thanks Andrew. Really appreciate the message. Hope everything is well with you
Replying to @NinjaCyborg
We've not seen any credible reviews so far...
Replying to @NinjaCyborg
They do have good form factors, particularly in the absence of a proper Xperia 'Compact'
Replying to @NinjaCyborg
It's a shame that Sony abandoned many of its Xperia apps, it was one of their USPs on Xperia phones
Replying to @naailriver
We're not expecting to post new content, as there's not a level of interest in Xperia (and smartphones generally) to warrant it. We'll be keeping the site in maintenance mode for now
Replying to @ProPhotographyP
Not cheap we agree. It's the state of the smartphone market these days unfortunately.
Replying to @debugtiger
Yes, that must be the case. Hopefully they'll sort the gremlins out shortly.
Replying to @Rammstone86
Erm, not sure how you make the link between a completely independent from Sony website to Sony's software update schedule for smartphones...
We are unlikely to making future posts on the website as interest has dived (you can say this for smartphones in general)
Replying to @NinjaCyborg
Maybe Sony is holding off on the 5 IV until IFA. Would be strange for them to just drop it. Only seen official Sony Japan release on Ace III
sony.co.jp/corporate/informa…
Replying to @NabiV1990
Interesting - that seems like a decent hardware warranty!
Replying to @Miguel_Tavora
Same offer on the Sony Uk website at the proper price
sony.co.uk/store/product/xqc…
Replying to @Miguel_Tavora
Amazon is probably still messing with their listing, The official RRP in UK is £1299
Disappointing that Sony is only promising two years of Android updates (+ 1 extra year for security patches). Who will spend so much for limited support? Sony needs to recognise that updates are becoming more critical than ever, particularly as people wait longer before upgrading




