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March 2011
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The editors liked
Android 2.3
Mobile Bravia Engine
Excellent Exmor R camera sensor
Improved performance
Despite being 'only' singlecore
Stunningly slim and a nice contoured design
A radical upgrade over its predecessor
Keys and buttons are well laid out
Camera takes good images with minimal shutter lag
Sleek design
HDMI-out
Excellent 4.2-inch display.
Excellent Looks & Design
Superb Browsing Experience
Very Good Audio Playback
Great Looking Display
Good Camera
The editors didn't like
HD output restricted to 720p
No ability to access media via DLNA
Battery life could prove a disappointment if the phone features are used too heavily
Pricing on the high side for a single core Android phone
Interface and menus have their quirks
Battery life isn't as good as we'd expected
No front-facing camera
Audio connector located on the side
Text input not as good as default Gingerbread keyboard.
Published: 2011-04-07, Author: Robert , review by: knowyourmobile.in
Android 2.3, Mobile Bravia Engine, Excellent Exmor R camera sensor, Improved performance, despite being 'only' singlecore
HD output restricted to 720p, No ability to access media via DLNA, Battery life could prove a disappointment if the phone features are used too heavily
A year ago it seemed Sony Ericsson's lack of inspiration was becoming chronic. With delayed updates and boring uniform looks the XPERIA lineup was going nowhere.But something happened and they're now keen to make up for lost time: a whole new generation o...
The one impressive feature this device has got is its massive 4.2-inch display. To our much delight, it felt extremeley svelte in the hand, especially when compared to other devices. The Arc is lightweigh compared to the the Xperia X10 as well.The device ...
A fantastic and stylish handset with a super-sharp screen Review: The Xperia Arc has been available for a few months now, however, its striking design sets it apart from some of the dual-core models that have appeared more recently. The mid-section of th...
Abstract: A glorious 4.2in screen and great performance - is the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc our new favourite smartphone? The last time Sony Ericsson attempted a big-screen Android phone, we weren’t very impressed. The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 boasted a large, bri...
S ony Ericsson’s Xperia Arc is another Android Smartphone with a sleek design. The phone is equipped with all the conveniences and the Bravia Mobile Engine ensures staggering results on the touchscreen. The menu has a clear Sony Ericsson Look & Feel...
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Published: 2011-07-27, Author: Russell , review by: gadgetdaily.xyz
Abstract: Sony Ericsson hasn't had the best of times lately, with handsets often falling short of the mark. It has hit the ground running in 2011 though, with the Xperia Play and the handset we are reviewing here, the Xperia Arc, both offering interesting and novel...
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Published: 2011-07-27, Author: Russell , review by: gadgetdaily.xyz
Abstract: Sony Ericsson hasn't had the best of times lately, with handsets often falling short of the mark. It has hit the ground running in 2011 though, with the Xperia Play and the handset we are reviewing here, the Xperia Arc, both offering interesting and novel...
We're big fans of the Arc's operating system. It runs Android – as with lots of other Android smartphones – but Sony Ericsson's own interface isn't anywhere as intrusive as some rivals, offering quick responses and Android at its best. As we've come to expect from Android, the Arc is incredibly intuitive, letting you move apps around and set up shortcuts on one of the five home screens. The fact
The biggest disappointment with the Xperia Arc is its woeful battery life. With some of the impressive features turned on, and taking advantage of that huge screen, it's easy to kill the battery within a day. Other than that though, it's difficult to pick fault.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc is an excellent smartphone. If you can live with the poor battery life - a compromise on nearly every Android handset - it's well worth a look, with an impressive screen, great design and all the features you'll ever need. ...
