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Xperia sola, the latest addition to the Xperia portfolio comes complete with Sony technology, premium entertainment and innovative floating touch navigation. The NFC enabled Xperia sola comes with Xperia SmartTags enabling customers to change their smartphone settings and applications to fit their daily lives immediately. Available in black, white and red, Xperia sola will be available to consumers globally in the second quarter of 2012. Making an entry exclusively on Xperia Sola, Sony’s unique floating touch enables consumers a fun new way to browse the web by hovering their finger on top of the screen so it performs like a moving cursor, without touching the screen. After finding the desired link, it can be highlighted and a simple tap will load the page.
Xperia sola is shipped with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, but can be upgraded to Android 4.0 during summer 2012. The NFC enabled Xperia sola comes with two NFC Xperia SmartTags in the box as standard for easy day to day usage. By tapping Xperia sola on a SmartTag, a pre-configured profile in the smartphone will launch. With the ability to personalize up to 10 commands, the two SmartTags included in Xperia sola are ready for the living room to turn on Wi-Fi and launches Google news and weather apps, or for the bedroom, which turns on the alarm and switches to silent mode. NFC pairing is also supported allowing users to connect with other NFC smartphones for applications and services by tapping their smartphones together.
Xperia sola boasts 3.7″ vivid sharp screen with Reality Display powered by Mobile BRAVIA Engine and crisp and loud sound with xLOUD and 3D surround sound audio technology. The 1GHz processor ensures powerful performance. Xperia is also equiped with fast camera to bring the camera from sleep to capture in a little over a second with a single key press. Users are also presented with a variety of premium entertainment experiences with Sony Entertainment Network, where they can watch the latest Hollywood movies on Video Unlimited and listen to millions of songs through Music Unlimited.