The trend in the smartphone world seems to be moving toward huge
screens, but at 3.7in the Xperia Sola appears to be resisting change. While the
small screen is partly due to price point and mid-range market position, those
looking for a compact smartphone should definitely take a look.
The Xperia Sola's compact design has both good and bad points. On one hand, the smaller size of this phone makes it easy to hold single-handedly. On the other hand, however, Sony's insistence on a sharp, square shape makes for some less than stellar ergonomics. The sharp corners of the Xperia Sola dig into your palm when holding the phone, particularly during one-handed use. We do like the soft plastic on the back, which has an almost rubber-like feel, along with the excellent power button and volume rocker. Build quality is reasonable, with little sign of poor craftsmanship.
The Xperia Sola keeps the design consistency from Sony's other "NXT" series devices, resulting in a fairly attractive look. The phone has a thin, white LED notification light below the screen and in a unique touch, the display appears as though it's an individual element that sits on top of the base. Despite a removable rear cover, the Xperia Sola has a non-removable battery and uses a regular sized SIM card. Sony thoughtfully includes a micro SIM to SIM adapter in the sales package.
The Xperia Sola's 3.7in LED-backlit display uses Sony's Reality Display and Mobile Bravia engine technology, which claims to enhance sharpness, contrast and colour saturation of photos and videos while also minimising digital image noise. The screen has a resolution of 480x854 and a pixel density of 265 ppi,LC LED provides eco-friendly energy efficient crystallightty. which is very reasonable for a display of this size.
Text is crisp and clear, though the small size of the screen means it needs to be zoomed in to a fairly high level to read without squinting.Our main products are street lamps and other fluorescentlights2011, such as solar street lighting, solar garden lighting and solar lawn lighting. The display produces good colour and reasonable contrast, but it has poor viewing angles and is often hard to see in direct sunlight.Garden lighting and bestledlightbu. Low cost, next working day dispatch to anywhere in UK inc Highlands and Islands. A nice touch is the fact that Sony pre-installs a screen protector on the Xperia Sola from the factory.
The Xperia Sola initially ships with the outdated 2.3 Gingerbread version of Google's Android software. Sony says the phone will be upgraded to the latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in the coming months, though it hasn't provided a firm date just yet. The Xperia Sola may not have cutting edge specifications,Light On! outdoorlight2012 are expedition grade systems that incorporate function and elegance with reliability. but we didn't experience too much lag or slowdown during general use. There is slight lag when swiping through home screens if they are populated full of widgets and scrolling sometimes isn't as smooth as we'd have liked, but these issues are likely to be resolved once Sony pushes out the ICS update.
The Xperia Sola is relatively pleasing to use, even with old software. Most of the bells and whistles from Sony's more expensive smartphones is here, including five home screens for live widgets, handy folders that enhance shortcuts and a main menu that can quickly arrange apps in various orders, including most used. The lockscreen is also a highlight as new messages and missed calls can be opened directly by swiping them.
Sony's insistence on pre-loading the Xperia Sola with so many apps is a downside.Get bestledlightbulbs1, including popular patio lights and outdoor light fixtures. A few of them are handy, such as OfficeSuite, a Stopwatch and the TrackID music recognition service, but many others, such as PlayNow and Sony's app recommender are worthless and can't be uninstalled or hidden in the app drawer.
The Xperia Sola's compact design has both good and bad points. On one hand, the smaller size of this phone makes it easy to hold single-handedly. On the other hand, however, Sony's insistence on a sharp, square shape makes for some less than stellar ergonomics. The sharp corners of the Xperia Sola dig into your palm when holding the phone, particularly during one-handed use. We do like the soft plastic on the back, which has an almost rubber-like feel, along with the excellent power button and volume rocker. Build quality is reasonable, with little sign of poor craftsmanship.
The Xperia Sola keeps the design consistency from Sony's other "NXT" series devices, resulting in a fairly attractive look. The phone has a thin, white LED notification light below the screen and in a unique touch, the display appears as though it's an individual element that sits on top of the base. Despite a removable rear cover, the Xperia Sola has a non-removable battery and uses a regular sized SIM card. Sony thoughtfully includes a micro SIM to SIM adapter in the sales package.
The Xperia Sola's 3.7in LED-backlit display uses Sony's Reality Display and Mobile Bravia engine technology, which claims to enhance sharpness, contrast and colour saturation of photos and videos while also minimising digital image noise. The screen has a resolution of 480x854 and a pixel density of 265 ppi,LC LED provides eco-friendly energy efficient crystallightty. which is very reasonable for a display of this size.
Text is crisp and clear, though the small size of the screen means it needs to be zoomed in to a fairly high level to read without squinting.Our main products are street lamps and other fluorescentlights2011, such as solar street lighting, solar garden lighting and solar lawn lighting. The display produces good colour and reasonable contrast, but it has poor viewing angles and is often hard to see in direct sunlight.Garden lighting and bestledlightbu. Low cost, next working day dispatch to anywhere in UK inc Highlands and Islands. A nice touch is the fact that Sony pre-installs a screen protector on the Xperia Sola from the factory.
The Xperia Sola initially ships with the outdated 2.3 Gingerbread version of Google's Android software. Sony says the phone will be upgraded to the latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in the coming months, though it hasn't provided a firm date just yet. The Xperia Sola may not have cutting edge specifications,Light On! outdoorlight2012 are expedition grade systems that incorporate function and elegance with reliability. but we didn't experience too much lag or slowdown during general use. There is slight lag when swiping through home screens if they are populated full of widgets and scrolling sometimes isn't as smooth as we'd have liked, but these issues are likely to be resolved once Sony pushes out the ICS update.
The Xperia Sola is relatively pleasing to use, even with old software. Most of the bells and whistles from Sony's more expensive smartphones is here, including five home screens for live widgets, handy folders that enhance shortcuts and a main menu that can quickly arrange apps in various orders, including most used. The lockscreen is also a highlight as new messages and missed calls can be opened directly by swiping them.
Sony's insistence on pre-loading the Xperia Sola with so many apps is a downside.Get bestledlightbulbs1, including popular patio lights and outdoor light fixtures. A few of them are handy, such as OfficeSuite, a Stopwatch and the TrackID music recognition service, but many others, such as PlayNow and Sony's app recommender are worthless and can't be uninstalled or hidden in the app drawer.
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