The HTC Won is the truth and I have had good experiences with their phones.The speakers on that joint are
The main reason I didn't go with the ONE it is because its an HTC and they have an awful track record...
Sony's Xperia Z2 introduces a brilliant new display to the company's flagship phone
Launching in March with a bigger battery and screen, more RAM, and new 4K video recording
By Vlad Savovon February 24, 2014 02:45 am
Sony hasn't seen fit to alter the design or size of its flagship Android phone for 2014, with the newly announced Xperia Z2 occupying the same footprint as last year's Z1, and has instead focused on making notable upgrades on the inside. First and foremost, the company has moved to a new IPS display with what it calls Live Color LEDs, a technology unique to Sony that's claimed to give its mobile devices the widest color gamut on the market — bettering even Apple's excellent iPhone and iPad displays.
When viewed in person, the Z2 does indeed have a very attractive display, with good contrast and color fidelity, immediately distinguishing it from the mediocre screen of the Z1. At 5.2 inches, the Xperia Z2 also gives you slightly more real estate, though the resolution remains unchanged at 1920 x 1080. The battery, RAM, and processor have all been upgraded as well: the new flagship comes with 3200mAh of power, 3GB of memory, and a quad-core 2.3GHz Snapdragon 801. Aside from a new set of stereo speakers, the external look of the Xperia Z2 is pretty much unchanged, including an all-glass front and back, IP58-certified waterproofing, and a dedicated camera key.
In keeping with the current trend for 4K video recording in smartphones, the Xperia Z2 joins the fray with a new SteadyShot feature borrowed from the company's Handycam line. It's software-based image stabilization that promises to reduce the jitter and imperfections that result from unsteady handheld video. Sony's demonstrations show it's effective at its task, though the end result can sometimes appear unnatural — mechanical image stabilization of the sort you'll find in the Lumia 1020 or LG's G2 is always preferable. Sony's also adding a Timeshift video feature that lets you shoot 720p video at 120fps and then slow it down for a very attractive slow-motion effect.
The Xperia Z2 will be available globally from March with Android 4.4 on board, in the familiar choice of black, white, or purple.
More at: http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/24/5438652/sony-xperia-z2-specs-features-and-release-date
Sony goes for extreme thinness with new Xperia Z2 Tablet
By Vlad Savovon February 24, 2014 02:45 am
Measuring a mere 6.4mm thick, Sony's new 10-inch tablet immediately grabs attention with its aggressively minimal design. All potential excess has been filed away from the Xperia Z2 Tablet, leaving a device that's lighter than the slimmed-down iPad Air while also touting extra features that Apple's slate can't match. First among them is the Live Color LED display, which Sony claims has the widest color gamut of any mobile device and is shared with the newly announced Xperia Z2 smartphone. Also common between the new Xperia devices is the quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor, 3GB of RAM, and Full HD resolution.
Faithful to its name, the Xperia Z2 Tablet feels very much liked a scaled-up Z2, although it does make one compromise in using an 8-megapixel camera instead of the 20.7-megapixel sensor found inside Sony's flagship smartphone. Even so, both of Sony's devices are fully specced up to the task of satisfying your entertainment needs, and their new displays represent an enormous leap forward for Sony. They easily outdo their predecessors, though it's hard to distinguish a real advantage for them when compared against other strong displays like LG's on the G Pad 8.3.
The Xperia Z2 Tablet is also waterproof (rated to IP55 and IP58 standards), moves the speakers to the front with a new S-Force Surround Sound setup, and adds digital noise canceling for a special headset that will be included in the box. Overall, it feels like a great, almost unfeasible, evolution to the Tablet Z it succeeds. A device that was already known for being thin and light has improved on both counts without sacrificing anything — even the 6,000mAh battery has been retained.
The Xperia Z2 Tablet will be available globally from March with Android 4.4 on board.
http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/24/5440264/sony-goes-for-extreme-thinness-with-new-xperia-z2-tablet
That's dope. My nexus 4 slow. I can charge my iPhone 5 from dead and the nexus is on 30%
Yeah I think I'm going to get a note3 instead of the s5.These iphone hoes so mad at my note 3.
"How did you get your screen so clear?
What does 1080p mean? Can I download that?
Thats a cool lock screen
Teach me how to make my background look like that
I wanna write on my sticky notes too, can I borrow your stylus?
Wow you can split the screen in half?
I like your keyboard. Does apple have one like that?
Holy shyt thats a nice picture
How do you have 56% battery? Im already charging mine:"
I dont even answer most of the time.
Goog Set Droid Gang.
Rooted my phone the first day and threw KitKat on it
lol how are they garbage?
You like them, I don't those shyts aren't worth my bread. Really that simple....
Oh OK but the question is....how are they garbage?
I copped Note 3
I think it may be too big though HTC one is the optimal size.
