Sony confirms switch to Android 4.3 for its products

By Jason champagne 25 July 2013

The brand Sony was often criticized for its delays in updates to Android system on the Smartphones and tablets. However enthusiastically the emergence of Android 2.7 and innovations, the us informed on his blog of the program for their mobile devices deployed.

It informs us first and foremost that the Xperia will get Z and ZR Xperia their Android 4.2 update by August. Now the good news: upgrade could many of its terminals directly from version 4.1 on the new Android 4.3 version

4.3 Announces the passage of its terminals Android Mister S

The company promises not, that its smartphones and tablets passes all on the latest version of Android, but is planning a program of updates on the following devices:

Xperia SPXperia ZXperia ZLXperia ZR

From there to understand that Sony is the measure for the periods which updates are required before making the Android version 4.3 via smartphones and tablets, the above given.

Is it the will skip step 4.2 for some devices and opt directly for the latest version. Sony will probably even to deliver and improve the art, how it communicates its consumers. The latter says that it will inform the progress of updates in the next on his https://twitter.com/SonyMobileNews is in addition

A little patience and Sony can use confirmed the new features of the update owner by Google.

And you have given a Smartphone or a Tablet from the list of Sony who read us? What happened to Mister S communication policy?

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Google's Larry Page talks up Motorola's upcoming products

We're all chomping at the bit to see what Motorola -- which has been largely silent since being purchased by Google, finishing up its decidedly "not wow" product lines -- will bring to the table in 2013. Today, Motorola got a ringing endorsement from Google CEO Larry Page.

"In today's multiscreen world, the opportunities are endless," Page said during Thursday's first-quarter earnings call. Specifically, Page mentioned a couple features.

Battery life and durability were the focus of Page's praise. He didn't specifically mention features in any upcoming devices, but spoke more broadly. Still, it doesn't require to huge leap to figure that that power and survivability are concerns for any smartphone manufacturer -- and particularly with Motorola, which has become the gold standard in battery life with its RAZR MAXX line, and those phones didn't exactly have glass jaws, either.

Said Page:

"Think about your device. Battery life is a challenge for most people. You shouldn't need to carry around a charger to make it through the day. If your kid spills their drink on your tablet, the screen shouldn't die. And when you drop your phone, it shouldn't shatter.

"Having just seen Motorola's upcoming products myself, I'm real excited about the potential there. In just under a year, they have accomplished a lot, and have impressive velocity and execution."

That follows up talk this week about Motorola taking a "Better is better" strategy in a world where the shotgun approach -- spraying phones all over the place, basically -- has taken over.

No hints yet, either, if we'll see anything new from Motorola next month at the Google I/O developer conference.