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Mugen Power,
provider of quality third-party batteries, has released an extended
battery for the Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro. The 3400mAh capacity battery
is more than double the stock 1500mAh battery and will set you back $84.95. As you can imagine a battery of this size requires a larger battery cover, which is provided.
Also, the company has released another extended battery for the Xperia arc and Xperia arc S. It had already released
a 1700mAh and 4500mAh battery previously and has now added a 3200mAh
capacity battery to its stable. This particular one will set you back $84.95.
The FreeXperia developer team are working round the clock on CyanogenMod 9
(based on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich). They have confirmed that the
first Alpha release should hit at some point next week. The alpha ROM
will be available on the Xperia arc only at this stage and is still
under heavy development according to FreeXperia developer FXP.
There are three major bugs that the devs are trying to iron out
including GSM Data, Camera and Mass Storage. If they can get the ROM
stable, they will release the alpha to the public during week 50 (i.e.
next week). Not too long to wait for those who love tinkering with new
ROMs. We’ve attached the latest screenshots of the CM9 ROM after the
break.
Sony Ericsson France will be giving away a limited edition Xperia arc
S, inspired by renowned designed Karim Rashid. The model is identical
to the Xperia arc S in all ways apart from the black and white patterned
back cover design. It is not the first time Karim Rashid has dabbled in
tech design, Asus launched a limited edition Karim Rashid netbooka couple of years back.
You will not find this handset in the shops though. Sony Ericsson
France will be giving a number of these limited edition handsets away in
a Facebook Christmas competition running from 19 to 23 December 2011.
For those in France, keep an eye on their Facebook page for details.
Sony Ericsson UK will focus its marketing efforts on the recently released 3.3-inch Xperia ray and upcoming 4.2-inch Xperia arc S in the run up to Christmas. UK marketing director David Hilton recently told Mobile that the “Xperia Ray will get the biggest amount of investment, including a TV campaign. It’s got everything the Arc has in terms of power and technology, but with a more compact design”.
He went on to say that the “Xperia arc S and the Xperia ray will give us two very strong products that will appeal to the high-end and mainstream audiences. The mid-tier is not that well serviced with affordable, but very high-quality smartphones, so the ray will allow us to compete better in that market.” At £300 the Xperia ray does look like good value for money, especially since it only lacks a HDMI and some screen real estate from the Xperia arc S.
Thursday, 25 August 2011 06:48 | Written by rog source: se-first.com
3D Sweep Panorama is a new camera functionality that Sony Ericsson will provide to a number of Xperia smartphones. We took this cool new feature on a test ride - sample photos right after the break!
Sony Ericsson once more made use of a Sony technology. The 3D Sweep Panorama feature is already in use for quite some time in some of Sony's compact camera models. It is a way to take 3D pictures using only 1 camera module. Other 3D solutions need 2 camera modules which take pictures from 2 different angles simultaniously. The 3D Sweep Panorama uses the sweep motion to take a large amount of pictures in a row, then stitches them together and calculates 2 single pictures which represent the very same scenery from two slightly different angles. These files are then combined into one .mpo file (Multi Picture Object) which can be interpreted by 3D capable devices such as 3D TVs. Confused? So are we :-) Let's just move over and have a look at the result of all this.
Below are a couple of sample pictures shot using the (3D) sweep panorama function on an Xperia ray. Please be aware that this is still preliminary software, so things might change until the final release. However, we think this works already quite amazingly. The red/cyan stereoscopic images were generated using an Android application called "3DSteroid", which can convert the .mpo-files that the camera on the phone generates into pretty much any 3D format. If you have a 3D capable TV, you can directly have a look at those 3D pictures from the phone via the HDMI out connector (if available on the phone).
Alright, grab your red/cyan 3D glasses and have a look (click on the images for the original file)!
The 3D Sweep Panorama feature is part of a software update for all 2011 Xperia devices and will be rolled-out starting in October 2011. We will cover all of the other new features (Android 2.3.4, Facebook Inside upgrade) of that update later on, so stay tuned.
Sony Ericsson has published the official press release for the newly announced Xperia arc S (LT18i/LT18a). The handset is armed with a single core 1.4GHz chipset (MSM8255T) and will arrive with Android 2.3.4. Sony Ericsson claims that starting up the camera is 25% faster compared to the original 1GHz Xperia arc and web page rendering should be 20% quicker.
Apart from the chipset difference, all other specs/dimensions remain identical to the original Xperia arc. It will come with 512MB RAM and the Adreno 205 GPU. As part of the Android 2.3.4 update the handset will come with 3D Sweep Panorama, which we talked about last week, and Facebook inside Xperia 2.0 that allows you to share details about games and apps.
Except for that, the handset is expected to come with an 8.1-megapixel Exmor R sensor for with improved low-light sensitivity and a Mobile Bravia display, with the same size of 4.2 inches as its predecessor but a slightly higher resolution of 854 x 480 pixels, compared to the 800 x 480 on the original Xperia arc.
Sony also announced the Sony Entertainment Network that will allow Xperia customers to get access to over 10 million music tracks from the cloud based subscription Music Unlimited service and all the latest movie releases from the on-demand "Video Unlimited service". The Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S is expected to hit shelves in October.
The Xperia arc S handset will be available globally from October 2011 and will come in five colours: Pure White, Midnight Blue, Misty Silver, Gloss Black and Sakura Pink. You can find the white paper for the Xperia arc S (LT18i/LT18a) here and full specs here. See below for the first promopictures/videos along with video hands-on impressions from SE-First.
