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Sony Xperia S Review

Premium design? Check. Premium price tag? Check. Latest OS? Check. High desirability factor? Check. Well, we'd really expect nothing less from Sony's latest flagship phone, the Xperia S. Having used it for a couple of weeks, let me start with what attracted me to the brand new handset in the first place.

Chic factor

The smartphone has tremendous chic potential. It belongs to a category of devices that people buy as much for the utility as for its attractiveness, if not more. The idea that Sony was thinking different while designing its flagship smartphone comes across quite well. The handset is a minimalist block of black with a thin, transparent panel with icons etched within. This now becomes a design trait that will set this high-end handset apart from its competitors.

Everyone who tries it for the first time invariably presumes that the icons etched inside the transparent panel are touch-sensitive. It does feel a little weird in the beginning that you actually have to press the area above the icons to activate them, but it's not something that you can't get used to in a matter of minutes.

Clicking pretty

Narcissists rejoice! The 12 megapixel camera at the rear of the Sony Xperia S is one of the best I've tried out on a handset. The colours were rich and well-saturated with barely a blur on any of the pictures we shot. The flash too is not the more commonly found ‘blinding' types, but fills in the frame well enough by lighting it up evenly.

The clicker comes with Sony proprietary Exmor R sensor which is claimed to be twice as sensitive as a conventional CMOS sensor. It is also supposed to keep the noise low, something that I could probably attest for, given the fact that almost none of the pictures I shot were evidently grainy. Definitely one of the USPs of the Xperia S, the camera rightfully has a dedicated button on the right panel of the handset.

For users who are still kind of clumsy with a touchscreen phone, there's an option to choose your picture capture method. You can choose to take a quick snap by clicking on the camera icon once you've framed your shot, or enable the touch-to-click option. And you can lock out both options and choose use the hardware button to capture an image instead. I found the touch-to-click option the most convenient.

The handset gives you the option of clicking pictures with a ‘3D Camera' app. I could only shoot panoramas with this app. However, there's no way to view the 3D shots on the phone itself (in 3D). To view them, you'll have to connect the Xperia S to a 3D telly with an HDMI cable. The panoramas taken with the ‘3D Camera', however, were far from being razor sharp and had a fair share of noise.

Hardware

When the erstwhile Sony Ericsson launched the Xperia line of smartphones, the handsets were clearly designed to look premium. The new Sony Xperia S, however, takes it to a whole new level. Having said that, prying out the back panel to slide my micro SIM in took a little more effort than I'd like on a brand new smartphone. The super thin (hence, seemingly fragile) panel didn't help matters. The panel also houses the 1,750 mAh battery which for some quirky reason is not removable from its cavity.

The 4.3-inch screen does the trick to create a good first impression when you start using the phone. What's also interesting is the fact that in sleep mode, you can't even differentiate between the display and the bezel.

The haptic feedback on the virtual keyboard is reassuringly soft. The keyboard ‘learns' quickly however, it's not exactly great with correcting typos initially. Hardware controls such as the volume rocker and power button might feel a little too sharp to touch, as might the barely rounded edges of the handset.

Apps

To take care of your productivity needs, the device comes pre-installed with OfficeSuite 5, an app that I won't choose over Documents To Go. Timescape remains the same ol' interface, integrating your Facebook updates as well as Tweets. It'd have been nice if this had seen a facelift considering it is now being featured in Sony's flagship phone. You also have NeoReader to readily scan barcodes or QR codes. Your mobile GPS elf is Wisepilot, letting you recognise a music track is Sony's proprietary TrackID.

The smartphone also supports NFC communication and comes with an inbuilt app ‘Tags' to support this feature. Although this concept is yet to gain momentum in around the country, it's never too early to be clued in to a technology as promising. In case, you come by an NFC tag – which could be a picture, a web link, or even text – you can scan it just by turning the NFC feature on and placing the Xperia S next to the tag.

Our verdict

One deal breaker for smartphone junkies might be the fact that there's only one memory capacity that the Xperia S comes with – 32GB. There's no option to add a memory card as external storage.

The first in the line of Sony's Xperia NXT series, the Xperia S, has definitely set a high benchmark for its peers. The in-call volumes on the handset are reasonable loud with good clarity as is the speakerphone while streaming videos or playing music. The display is one of the best we've seen across brands and the design makes it turn quite a few heads. If you were saving up over the last couple of months to get yourself that sassy new smartphone, you could definitely give the Sony Xperia S a try.

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Rogers profit drops 16 pct as cable, wireless slip 

 * Adj EPS C$0.67 vs analyst estimate C$0.76

* Rogers adds 47,000 net post-paid wireless customers

* Average wireless bill declined as competition increases

* In surprise, base of cable customers shrinks

TORONTO, April 24 (Reuters) - Rogers Communications Inc , Canada's largest mobile phone company, said on Tuesday its quarterly profit dropped by a steeper-than-expected 16 percent as rising competition hurt its cable and wireless divisions.

Rogers added more premium smartphone customers than analysts had expected in the quarter. But even though sales of Apple Inc's iPhone and other handsets rose, the cost of subsidizing those devices held back revenue, while customer bills kept falling. Meanwhile its base of cable customers shrank.

"The market expected poor results, but these results were much worse than expected, especially on the cable side," said analyst Dvai Ghose from Canaccord Genuity.

An average Rogers wireless customer spent C$57.65 a month in the quarter, d own from C$59.91 a year earlier. That decline, which had been expected, reflected efforts by Rogers to retain its position atop the industry by holding down customer charges.

The Toronto-based company's adjusted net profit fell to C$356 million, or 67 Canadian cents a share, in the three months ended March 31. That compares with C$423 million, or 76 Canadian cents, a year earlier. Revenue slipped 1 percent to C$2.95 billion.

Analysts, on average, had expected Rogers to earn 76 Canadian cents a share on revenue of C$3.05 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

Rogers added 47,000 net postpaid subscribers in quarter, topping analysts' average estimate of 36,000 additions. Postpaid subscribers sign multi-year contracts to use the latest devices and typically pay four times more a month than pre-paid users.

But profit margins fell as Rogers sold more of the latest iPhone model with supplies catching up with shortages that developed after last year's launch. Rogers and other carriers spend heavily upfront to subsidize sales of the iPhone and other high-end devices.

On top of that, Rogers surprised analysts by losing 21,000 cable TV subscribers, including a net loss of 1,000 digital customers. A Reuters poll of eight analysts had expected 11,000 more digital TV customers.

Its cable business is thought to be under less pressure than its wireless business. BCE Inc's Bell Canada has been slow to roll out Internet-based television in Toronto, where both companies vie for consumer attention across a range of platforms.

In wireless, Rogers has faced pressure from new, smaller competitors and regional cable operators such as Quebecor's Videotron, which have begun offering wireless service since a 2008 government auction of airwaves.

Its main national wireless competitors, Bell and Telus Corp , teamed up several years ago to build a comparable network.

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Nokia, BlackBerry shares cheap but not attractive


LOW prices haven't attracted customers to Nokia and BlackBerry phones. Cheap share prices likely won't attract buyers for the companies that make them - at least any time soon.

Nokia stock is setting new multi-year lows and Fitch on Tuesday downgraded its debt to "junk" status. Meanwhile, freefalling Research in Motion, which make the BlackBerry, is exploring strategic options. Both of their stock prices have fallen more than 90 percent from the peak.
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iPhone sales boom pushes Apple to first-quarter records


Computerworld - Apple on Tuesday announced record first-quarter revenue on the back of soaring iPhone sales, with an assist from the iPad.

During an earnings call with Wall Street analysts and reporters, Apple said it had sold 35.1 million iPhones during the quarter, an increase of 88% from the same period a year ago, and 11.8 million iPads, well over twice as many it sold in the first quarter of 2011.

"[The iPhone] blew through our ... forecast," acknowledged Brian White of Topeka Capital Markets, which had pegged iPhone sales of just 29.6 million units.

Ezra Gottheil, an analyst with Technology Business Research, said the iPhone and iPad numbers showed "aggressive growth."

Revenue of $39.2 billion was a record for any quarter that ended in March, although it was about $7 billion short of the all-time record set last quarter. Sales rose by 59% over the year-ago period, and the net profit of $11.6 billion, which also a record for the first quarter, was nearly double what the company booked in the first three months of 2011.

As has become the trend, Apple's revenue was fueled by another big jump for the iPhone, the line that accounted for almost 58% of Apple's revenue, an even larger percentage than last quarter's 53% contribution.

It was the second consecutive quarter that the iPhone accounted for more than half of the company's revenue.

"Apple is a phone company, but it's not your father's phone company," Gottheil said about the iPhone's contribution.

Apple's 35.1 million iPhone sold was almost as high as the record 37 million units it sold last quarter. The 35.1 million number blew by the consensus estimates of Wall Street analysts, who again seriously underestimated sales by predicting Apple would sell just 31 million iPhones.

Among the sales drivers, said chief financial officer Peter Oppenheimer, were strong sales of the iPhone in China, where Apple sold five times as many units as in the year-ago quarter.

Apple began selling the iPhone 4S in China in mid-January, nearly three months after the U.S. launch, and two weeks into the quarter just reported.

Another contributing factor, said Oppenheimer, was an additional 2.6 million iPhones that Apple coaxed out of its suppliers during the quarter, a move that let the company meet demand for the first time since Apple introduced the iPhone 4S last October.

Sales of the iPad were also brisk, but did not match the blow-out quarter at the end of the 2011: Apple sold 11.8 million iPads, up 132% over the same quarter in 2011 but down 24% from the previous quarter.

The iPad brought in 16.8% of Apple's income for the quarter.

One analyst noticed a drop in the average sales price (ASP) for the iPad line, and asked Oppenheimer if that meant the price cut on the iPad 2 had boosted sales, and if so, what that told the company about the business it could do with lower-priced tablets.

Another contributing factor, said Oppenheimer, was an additional 2.6 million iPhones that Apple coaxed out of its suppliers during the quarter, a move that let the company meet demand for the first time since Apple introduced the iPhone 4S last October.

Sales of the iPad were also brisk, but did not match the blow-out quarter at the end of the 2011: Apple sold 11.8 million iPads, up 132% over the same quarter in 2011 but down 24% from the previous quarter.

The iPad brought in 16.8% of Apple's income for the quarter.

One analyst noticed a drop in the average sales price (ASP) for the iPad line, and asked Oppenheimer if that meant the price cut on the iPad 2 had boosted sales, and if so, what that told the company about the business it could do with lower-priced tablets.

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