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Sony’s Xperia T is also known as the James Bond phone following its appearance in Skyfall. Yes, of course the world’s best secret agent needs a smartphone endorsement. In the world of the fiction in which Bond lives, he’s more likely to have a handset tha...
Good screen, NFC, HDMI (MHL link over microUSB), 'Small Apps'...
Too many addin apps, Unattractive build...
The Sony Xperia T has a very nice screen and delivers good quality video. I’m not that big a fan of the build (and nor, I suspect, would our fictional Mr Bond be), and while I like the Small Apps concept, overall Sony’s plentiful app extras make Android...
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Sony, formerly known as Sony Ericsson, were already the parent company to Ericsson anyway so last year they decided to buy that company out and simply call the company Sony, but with this change also came a shift in the company's priorities when it ca...
The Xperia T may have been released a few months before we got our hands on one to review but when I got the chance to I simply couldn't resist because since its release I've wanted to play with it, and not only because it is the coveted 'Bond phone' b...
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letsgomobile.org/en Updated:
2013-04-26 13:21:53
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T he Xperia T is Sony’s top model. This smartphone, also named the Sony LT30p, is available in black, white, and silver, and is characterized by a premium design. The Sony Xperia T runs on the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, in combina...
S ome might find the design boring, but I am personally quite charmed by the minimalist design of the Sony Xperia T. Sony’s new top model combines the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system with its own TimeScape user interface, which makes the...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2013-04-26 13:21:53
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You may recognise the Xperia T. It was the smartphone featured in the 2012 James Bond blockbuster, Skyfall. But beyond that, it also has some beefy specs that just beg...
Display, Responsiveness, Easytouse interface, Audio player, NFC, H...
Battery life, Camera, Not the latest version of Android...
All in all, beyond the slightly larger screen the Xperia T doesn't offer much that you can't already get with an Xperia S. The design is more traditional and the camera function just as mediocre. At the end of the day this is a perfectly fine smartphone w...
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The first thing that struck me about the Xperia T is its unique shape. The slight curve in its design is imperceptible when viewing the phone face on but distinctive when you catch a side-on glance. Combined with the matte black finish (something that alw...
I love the simplicity of this phone. The specs are high-end but the phone is unfussy and Sony seems to have taken a no-nonsense approach – rather like Bond himself. For a high-end phone, I think it's one that a novice user could easily manage.However, the...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2013-04-26 13:21:53
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The Xperia T is the latest Android smartphone from Sony and the company has been marketing the new phone heavily as ‘the Bond phone' due to its appearance in Skyfall, the latest 007 film. It's not garishly designed. It's understated with a black plasti...
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Like the rest of Sony's 2012 smartphones, the Sony Xperia T has a square aspect, if less so than its predecessors. But its sloped and smoother corners and strangely curved back, reminiscent of the Xperia Arc , make it look and feel much nicer. See: mo...
The Sony Xperia T is a solid effort from Sony – it has a decent screen and camera but lacks the excitement we expected from a 'Bond Phone'. Our sample didn't even include the Bond wallpaper used in the phone's marketing. In short the handset doesn't seem...
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Featuring in that new James Bond film, the Sony Xperia T may not be 007’s most advanced piece of kit, but it is one piece of Skyfall hardware that you can actually buy. Sony is clearly throwing the kitchen sink at the publicity effort, plastering bill...
Overall, Sony's Xperia T is an attractive phone with great camera and a beautiful screen, but it lacks Jelly Bean and, in the hand, it seems not so much the 007 of the smartphone market, more a 005½. ® More Handset ReviewsLG VuA History of the Smartph...
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Sony continues to produce fine handsets that do all the right things. The Xperia T is a well-built handset, with a slick user interface and some great styling and features. It may have a retro feel to its design, but it has a fabulous screen, great sn...
Fantastic snapper; great HD screen; good build quality; brilliant HD display, solid build, easytouse interface...
Unimpressive design, wellexecuted but unexciting features...
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hardwareheaven.com Updated:
2013-04-26 13:21:53
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It is no secret that Sony are not the all-conquering giant that they once were. The consumer electronics market has changed significantly over the past decade and it is taking time for Sony to adapt. One of the more recent changes was to move away from th...
Starting with the build quality of the Xperia T we have another device from Sony which feels very good in the hand. The curved back sits well in our hand and the handset weight is spread well which makes one handed operation easy. As always it is good to...
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3g.co.uk Updated:
2013-04-26 13:21:54
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Sony continues to produce fine handsets that do all the right things. The Xperia T is a well-built handset, with a slick user interface and some great styling and features. It may have a retro feel to its design, but it has a fabulous screen, great sn...
Fantastic snapper; great HD screen; good build quality; brilliant HD display, solid build, easytouse interface...
Unimpressive design, wellexecuted but unexciting features...
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gadgetshow.channel5.com Updated:
2013-04-26 13:21:54
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The Sony Xperia T is the Japanese gadget giant’s latest flagship smartphone, and the direct heir to the Xperia S’ throne. This time round though, it’s packing a larger 4.55-inch HD screen, and resurrects the curved stylings of last year’s Arc phones. I...
The Sony Xperia T is one of the very best smartphones out there for multimedia. Its HD screen is huge and absolutely gorgeous, with wide viewing angles and bright colours: it also takes up most of the entire front face of the phone as Sony’s sensibly worked the Android navigation buttons into the display, as Samsung did with the hit Galaxy Nexus phone.Its 13 megapixel camera is no slouch either...
While the Sony Xperia T sports one of the absolute finest displays you can find anywhere on the planet right now, it’s let down by a rather uninspiring casing otherwise: the 9.4mm profile is rather chunky (particularly disappointing when the battery doesn’t last quite as long as rivals) and the matte finish picks up fingerprints like a crime scene investigator. And like the Xperia S before it, le...
Sony’s always left us with the impression that it’s playing catch up with its rivals in mobile, and while the Sony Xperia T is a perfectly decent device, it’s lacking the little flourishes and bleeding edge bits and bobs that really make it stand out...
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Since throwing off the shackles of the Ericcsson partnership, Sony has forged ahead with its Xperia brand – producing some good looking handsets equipped with enough features to rival the best smartphones. The Sony Xperia T takes over from the Sony Xperia...
Quick capture on camera, Great screen, PlayStation Certified, MicroSD, James Bond has one...
Only 16GB internal storage, No Android Jelly Bean, Mediocre battery performance, Similar to earlier model...
The Sony Xperia T is a very, very good phone. Everything about it is slick and well-executed and the performance is certainly what we expect from a now-£300 device. However, the Sony Xperia S was a very, very good phone, and the Xperia Z is also a very...
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The Sony Xperia T is Sony's new flagship phone, packing in a 13MP camera, NFC, and Android Ice Cream Sandwich. It's also going to feature in the next Bond film, but is it more license to kill or license to ill? Design There's no two ways about it, we're n...
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T3.com
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2013-04-26 13:21:54
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Smartphones are getting brainier, and slimmer. So while the new Sony Xperia T isn't as svelte as the iPhone 5 , it beats Apple's flagship for camera resolution, screen size and features like NFC. Taking over from the Sony Xperia S as the brand's top-of-t...
Amazing 4.6in display, Slick styling, Great 13MP camera...
Only Ice Cream Sandwich, Timescape not great, Average battery life...
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Considering it's the phone 007 will be using in Skyfall later this year, it should come as no surprise that the Xperia T is a high-end smartphone that's packed with features. It’s a formidable high-end device on paper, with a dual-core 1.5GHz processor, 4...
A powerful smartphone with lots to like, but at current prices it can't quite go head-to-head with the Samsung Galaxy S3...
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They're calling it the James Bond phone, but rather like the excruciatingly obvious product placement of the James Bond Rolex in Casino Royale, Bond seems to get what he pays for.In this case, 007's £400 gets him a dual-core processor, a 4.6-inch scree...
Fine screen, Ice Cream Sandwich, powerful dualcore processor...
Not a big improvement on the Xperia S...
The Sony Xperia T nudges just ahead of its sister handset the Xperia S with its updated OS, slightly bigger screen and a camera that's just a teensy bit more advanced. Bond may have offed 006 in GoldenEye, but the T doesn't look like it's quite ready t...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2013-05-22 02:52:46
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The Sony Xperia T is the official phone of this year's James Bond movie. With such a big title come big expectations, and it certainly manages to impress on paper, featuring a large HD screen, 13MP camera and a dual-core Snapdragon processor. However...
Vibrant screen, excellent camera...
Poor design, average battery life, some may find the software over-complicated...
Even though it's officially James Bond's phone, we found it hard to get excited about the Xperia T. It's a great phone performance-wise, and the screen and camera are among the best we've seen, but it struggles to stand out from the crowd with its dull...
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It has been quite a while since I last had the opportunity to check out a handset bearing the Sony name. In fact it was back when Sony was in partnership with Ericsson for the development of its handsets...
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The Sony Xperia T is looking to turn heads. Running with the tagline "the ultimate HD experience", Sony wants to muscle in on the big boys of the Android world. It lands with a 4.55-inch display, so it's pushing inches to compete with the likes of the...
Display mostly great, powerful enough, affordable, microSD card slot, some nice tweaks from Sony...
The design is a bit on the chunky side, positioning of buttons is irritating, battery isn't great, UI could be tidier...
There are a handful of pros and cons with the Xperia T. A great display offers a UI that has some great tweaks, but we're not sold on the overall design of this handset...
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It's fair to say it has been a good while since Sony has been a force in the world of phones, but the Sony Xperia T hopes to change that. Having had just 1 per cent of the mobile phone market at the turn of the century, the company joined forces with Eri...
Sharp, detailed screen, Great video and camera, Good sound, Extra Sony content, Fast...
Uninspiring build, Puzzling design quirks, Lacks wow factor...
There's a great deal to like about the Sony Xperia T. Notably, the phone's sound and video performance, the quality of its screen and the speed of its response to commands. There's also Sony's joined-up ecosystem for content and products. Does it have t...
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Sony has just taken the wraps of its latest flagship Android phone, the Xperia T. It includes a 13-megapixel camera, a large 4.6in screen and NFC connectivity as its key features. The Xperia T also appears to head in a different design direction to many o...
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uk.hardware.info Updated:
2014-01-19 04:06:24
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The Sony Xperia T has been out fo r while, and now the similarly priced Xperia V has been added to the line-up. When you first look at them you wouldn't be faulted for thinking they're about the same phone. Closer examination reveals that there are some...
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Sony announced that the Xperia S was going on sale during Mobile World Congress back in February, however we are now in October and the S has been replaced as the flagship camera phone by the Xperia T. The Xperia T really is a powerful high end smartph...
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knowyourmobile.com Updated:
2014-03-12 01:31:36
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The Sony Xperia T seems to be quite a divisive handset when it comes to visual design – around the KYM office people seemed to either love it or hate it.The device follows on from some of Sony's more recent budget Xperia models, such as the Xperia Tipo, i...
Excellent HD Bravia display, Fast processor, Premium build, Slick design, Good camera, MicroSD slot, Good battery life, Android Ice Cream Sandwich...
Sony UI not to everyone's tastes, Some performance issues with Sony UI widgets, Low onboard storage for premium model...
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The glossy front makes the Xperia T's display look even bigger than 4.6in when it's powered off, making it look expensive and, well, grown up compared to the Samsung Galaxy S3 . It's actually a similar size to the S3, but the far squarer edges make it loo...
Brilliant camera, Feels like a premium device, NFC can be useful...
Screen could be brighter, Can sometimes feel a bit sluggish...
verdict In most Android handset bouts, the Galaxy S3 would come out on top as the superior smartphone – you can't argue with Popup Play and Smart Stay for next-gen giddiness. And then there's incredible battery life. But for some gadgeteers the plasticky...
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geeksquad.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-20 02:31:49
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The Sony Xperia T is the current flagship handset in the Xperia range, fully loaded with an incredible 4.55” HD screen making it perfect for showing off all your favourite snaps and home videos. I would recommend this device to anyone who loves to capture...
The 720p HD screen makes it ideal for viewing your content on the move, The 13-megapixel camera enables users to take phenomenal shots with the press of a single button, Sony's Arc design means the handset sits really nicely in the palm...
The handset packs a 1.5GHz dual-core processor compared to its rivals with quad-core, The right-hand side of device feels a little overloaded with buttons and dust covers, Short battery life – 7 hours talk time, Design, Upon first picking up the Xperia T...
Overall I found this handset good looking, sleek, powerful, and incredible for entertainment. Combining all types of media content from across the board whether its games, movies, music, photographs and personal videos, the Xperia T is very solid performe...
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whatmobile.net Updated:
2014-04-04 03:26:06
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Sony has had an impressive run of late, releasing a stream of high-quality phones at all price points. It€s now aiming for its biggest launch yet with the Xperia T – a feature-packed Android device billed as its new flagship smartphone. Even James Bond ha...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-04-13 02:39:59
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Since throwing off the shackles of the Ericcsson partnership, Sony has forged ahead with its Xperia brand – producing some good looking handsets equipped with enough features to rival the best smartphones.The Sony Xperia T takes over from the Sony Xperia...
Quick capture on camera, Great screen, PlayStation Certified, MicroSD, James Bond has one...
Only 16GB internal storage, No Android Jelly Bean, Mediocre battery performance, Similar to earlier model...
Buying guide 20 best mobile phones in the world today Sony has produced another impressive smartphone that offers the functionality and performance we're looking for in a top-level handset. That being said, when compared with the earlier Sony Xperia S, or...
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mobilephones.com Updated:
2014-05-29 04:51:51
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Most people's first reaction upon seeing the Sony Xperia T is that it's a bit chunky. And this isn't directed as a criticism. It's only slightly heavier than the Samsung Galaxy SIII, and lighter than the iPhone 4, but feels solid to hold thanks to its goo...
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techview.co Updated:
2014-06-13 04:13:56
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iPhone 5 vs 007 James Bond…With the launch of the next James Bond 007 film, SkyFall, just over two weeks away, it's time to take a look at the new Xperia T. Dubbed the Bond Phone, the Xperia T makes an appearance in the movie and the 007 themed device is...
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Hi fair readers,Just a wee quick one to say that very soon we will be getting a Sony Xperia T to unbox and review compliments of Sony .I am very pleased to say that due to me being part of the Sony Ambassador program we will be one of the first sites in t...
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Remove the packaging and all the extras and there's nothing particularly Bond-like about the Sony Xperia T, except that it is a very good-looking phone in a sleek, almost tactical-looking design.For better or worse, Sony didn't even etch the 007 logo anyw...
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gadgetynews.com Updated:
2015-02-26 08:35:18
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The Xperia T is the latest addition to Sony's smartphone line and even Bond, James Bond, owns one. If it's good enough for Jimmy B, it must be good. Mustn't it?The Sony Xperia T is equipped with a 4.6-inch HD screen, NFC capability, a dual-core 1.5GHz Sna...
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