…your own destiny. It’s great that I can go and buy fantastic content from Sony, the BBC and Stars, and it’s fantastic to have these premiers in Australia, which do a great job of driving awareness of our brand. The content we make is a whole level deeper again. It’s…
All three Xperia Z5 handsets share the same rear-facing camera: a new 23MP shooter with a 24mm wide angle lens. The camera’s claim to fame is that it can autofocus in 0.03 seconds. Sony says this makes the Xperia Z5 family ideal for capturing “spontaneous action in real-time”. The new…
…with 1GB of data. A Wi-Fi only variant of the Xperia Z4 Tablet will be available from Sony‘s own stores for AUD$799 towards the end of September. When the Z4 Tablet was first unveiled in March, Sony claimed that it was the lightest and thinnest 10.1-inch device of its kind….
When I wrote about the “death of the flagship” smartphone earlier this year, Sony‘s Xperia M4 Aqua was one of the devices I was most looking forward to. It shares the majority of its DNA with Sony‘s higher end devices, and didn’t appear to make too many compromises. Now that…
Android TV If you’re familiar with Lollipop, Android TV won’t be a big surprise – aesthetically, it makes use of the same Material Design aesthetic you’ll find in the latest version of Google’s operating system. It’s flat, it’s clean, it’s reasonably minimal. Despite the visual similarities, you don’t have to…
…like Sony, Samsung and LG, and they make tweaks and play around with the code a bit and launch it out on a phone. So when a bug is found, Google can patch the Android source code and push it out to Samsung, but then Samsung has to make it…
…615 octa-core processor, a 5-inch 720p screen, 2GB of RAM, a 2400 mAh battery that allegedly lasts for two days, and a 13MP rear-facing camera. At present, the Xperia M4 Aqua is exclusively available through Optus. A Sony spokesperson confirmed that the handset will be sold outright directly through Sony,…
…that boasts a 540×960 pixel display, 1.5GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, and 8GB of expandable storage. It runs Android KitKat. Sony claims the Xperia E4g’s 2,300mAh battery can last for up to two days. Sony‘s second new device, the Xpeira C4 (pictured below), is a mid-range phablet that the…
…multi-room speakers are almost all Hi-Res Audio compatible. Sony‘s multi-room line-up includes eight products across four different categories: traditional wireless speakers, sound bars, receivers, and microsystem. In terms of traditional wireless speakers, Sony has three options: the X77, X88 and X99. The X77 is Sony‘s entry level speaker, and is…
Android isn’t just for your smartphone anymore! This week on CyberShack TV, Maddie took a look at Sony’s new range of Android-powered TVs. Click here fore more information….
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