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Sony Xperia U review,
A couple of months ago, Sony announced its brand new lineup of smartphones belonging to the NXT series. Smart, sleek and seductive the showstopper of the series was the Sony Xperia S which we had reviewed sometime ago. While the company had announced alongside the Xperia S, the Sony Xperia U and Xperia P, both smartphones were released in the market only last week. The smallest avatar in the NXT series, Sony Xperia U, landed on our test benches. Does the small one pack in a punch?
Design details
Design-wise the Xperia U looks, not so surprisingly, like a mini-replica of the Xperia S, Sony’s current flagship product. However, the smaller screen and more petite build doesn’t really take away from the aesthetics of the handset. The 3.5-inch display is nice and bright, powered by Sony’s proprietary Mobile BRAVIA Engine and the handset finds a nice fit in my palm.
Sony has always upheld a high ‘fashion quotient’ across its range of handsets, with the most pronounced highlights being in the models in the NXT series. The transparent bar at the bottom of the handset - a purely aesthetic addition with little functionality – will manage to charm you even if you’re all for utility. Apart from lighting up when you lock/unlock or power the smartphone on, the LED lights in the transparent bar also indicate certain notifications or alerts you may have on the phone. To score brownie points, it changes colours to match the predominant colours in a photograph you might be browsing through in your smartphone’s album.
Despite the seemingly small-ish screen, typing on the virtual keyboard was quite a breeze. The software is accurate with text prediction and avoids typos intuitively. Unlike the hardware controls such as the volume rocker and power button in the Xperia S, the ones on this handset don’t feel uncomfortably sharp to touch.
Those who are not familiar to Xperia S (and we’re guessing if you are, you wouldn’t be switching to the U anytime soon!) might take some time getting used to the fact that the touch buttons on the phone lie on top of the transparent bar and not on it. Add to it the fact that you can barely see what the three touchpoints stands for (Return, Home and Settings, in that order), the first few days will probably involve a lot of double-checking.
Multimedia
The default camera app comes pre-loaded with a lot of shooting options. When you are framing your shot you can quickly access some of the most important settings right on the screen – Flash, Exposure and Scenes. The fourth icon lets you either swap from the rear camera to the one at the front or capture an image in the Sweep Panorama mode. Images clicked with the front camera were a little grainy - that’s not so unexpected. However, pics taken in the Panorama mode too weren’t really impressive. Apart from being slightly grainy, you could also tell, without having to look too hard, where the camera had ‘stitched’ up the images in case you weren’t super steady while shooting the Panorama.
Regular shots with the 5-megger, however, were pretty impressive. The colour reproduction as well as the sharpness of images didn’t disappoint.
The camera also has an option to capture panorama images in 3D but you can only view it in a device that supports 3D images. We took a couple of shots but couldn’t test it on a 3D device.
The native music player features the xLoud technology along with Sony 3D surround sound. On speakerphone, the music sounds loud and the vocals crystal clear. It’s not one of the phones where you’d be wary of distortion or audio turning tinny when you increase the volume.
Software and apps
The irony is that despite being an ‘NXT’ generation product, the handset still features Android Gingerbread (ver 2.3) and is awaiting an upgrade to the Android Ice Cream Sandwich. Not that the current interface and Sony’s overlay mar the user experience.
There are a couple of apps pre-loaded on to the smartphone, such as MusicUnlimited and PlayNow, which hold a whole lot of promise but sadly aren’t a functional service in India yet.
Timescape remains the familiar ol’ interface for you to integrate multiple social service accounts. It streamlines and displays your news or social feed across platforms in chronological order. You can now include a couple of extensions for this app, available on Google Play. These include Foursquare Timescape, Music Timescape, Picasa Timescape and a bunch of similar services.
The ‘Connected Devices’ app lets you stream music, videos and photos on other devices that are in the same Wi-Fi network as the smarpthone and vice versa. Keep in mind the devices need to be DLNA-enabled to be connected to the Xperia U through this app.
The usual suspects like Google Maps, Google Messenger, OfficeSuite (productivity app), TrackID (music recognition app) and GPS-guide Wisepilot are pre-loaded on to the unit.
Hardware and battery
The Xperia S runs on a 1 GHz dual-core processor. It never felt like the phone was slowing down when we had the browser and music player on in the background while we kept on downloading and trying out a couple of games from Google Play. There are times when the phone takes just that extra second to, say for example, process a Panorama shot taken or apply an editing effect. The speeds aren’t what you’d call blazingly fast but it doesn’t give too much reason to complain either.
Under the hood, the Xperia U is powered by a 1,320 mAh battery. In our case, this fuelled the device for close to two days with intermittent internet usage (connected to Wi-Fi), playing games every once in a while as well as streaming music.
We say
One thing that might hold smartphone junkies back from going for this phone is the fact that it has only 4GB of user-accessible memory. So, you either have to load on only your absolute favourite music, videos or pics on the phone or keep transferring the media you capture on the phone to a laptop or PC. Also, in our Quadrant Standard benchmarking test, the handset scored about 1,893 points ranking below the likes of LG Optimus 2X, but a little above HTC Desire HD.
It’s not a ground-breaking smartphone, it doesn’t have the most impressive tech specs nor is it the most high-end phone you can own. But if all you need is a decently built smartphone that doesn’t let you down on performance, interface or battery life, the Xperia U is worth a shot.
Rs 16,499
Love – No-fuss smartphone, decent battery life
Hate – Bad shots in low-light, not enough internal storage
Tech Specs
Weight: 110 grams
Dimensions: 112x54x12 mm
Display: 3.5-inches
Screen resolution: 854x480 pixels
OS: Android 2.3
CPU: Dual-core 1 GHz Cortex-A9
Primary camera: 5 MP
Secondary camera: VGA
Flash type: LED flash
Video recording: 720p@30fps
Browser: HTML5, Adobe Flash
Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
UMTS/HSPA 850/1900/2100
WLAN: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi hotspot, DLNA
Bluetooth: Yes, v2.1 with A2DP, EDR
USB: Yes, microUSB v2.0, USB On-the-go support
RAM: 512MB
Internal storage: 8 GB (up to 4 GB user-accessible memory)
Battery: 1,320 mAh
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iPhone leads police to New Jersey man driving livery cab suspected in sex assault,
A man driving a livery cab was arrested on charges of sexually assaulting a passenger.
A man driving a livery cab was busted for sexually assaulting his passenger after cops tracked the iPhone she left behind, cops said.
The victim, a 22-year-old New Jersey woman, got into the black SUV livery cab on Lexington Ave., near 31st St., Saturday afternoon, officials said.
The cab had Taxi & Limousine Commission plates. A police spokesman was unsure whether the driver was a licensed livery driver or not.
The woman, who had been drinking, dozed off after asking to go to lower Manhattan.
She woke up in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, with the driver grabbing her breasts and crotch through her clothes.
She fled the vehicle at 63rd St. and Second Ave. and flagged down a passerby to call 911 about 5:45 p.m., police said.
Cops were able to track the iPhone she left in the cab and arrested Anjum Yaque, 38, in his hometown of Woodbridge, N.J., officials said.
Yaque was arraigned Sunday on charges of forcible touching, assault, unlawful imprisonment, petty larceny, menacing and harassment.
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Sony Xperia U review,
A couple of months ago, Sony announced its brand new lineup of smartphones belonging to the NXT series. Smart, sleek and seductive the showstopper of the series was the Sony Xperia S which we had reviewed sometime ago. While the company had announced alongside the Xperia S, the Sony Xperia U and Xperia P, both smartphones were released in the market only last week. The smallest avatar in the NXT series, Sony Xperia U, landed on our test benches. Does the small one pack in a punch?
Design details
Design-wise the Xperia U looks, not so surprisingly, like a mini-replica of the Xperia S, Sony’s current flagship product. However, the smaller screen and more petite build doesn’t really take away from the aesthetics of the handset. The 3.5-inch display is nice and bright, powered by Sony’s proprietary Mobile BRAVIA Engine and the handset finds a nice fit in my palm.
Sony has always upheld a high ‘fashion quotient’ across its range of handsets, with the most pronounced highlights being in the models in the NXT series. The transparent bar at the bottom of the handset - a purely aesthetic addition with little functionality – will manage to charm you even if you’re all for utility. Apart from lighting up when you lock/unlock or power the smartphone on, the LED lights in the transparent bar also indicate certain notifications or alerts you may have on the phone. To score brownie points, it changes colours to match the predominant colours in a photograph you might be browsing through in your smartphone’s album.
Despite the seemingly small-ish screen, typing on the virtual keyboard was quite a breeze. The software is accurate with text prediction and avoids typos intuitively. Unlike the hardware controls such as the volume rocker and power button in the Xperia S, the ones on this handset don’t feel uncomfortably sharp to touch.
Those who are not familiar to Xperia S (and we’re guessing if you are, you wouldn’t be switching to the U anytime soon!) might take some time getting used to the fact that the touch buttons on the phone lie on top of the transparent bar and not on it. Add to it the fact that you can barely see what the three touchpoints stands for (Return, Home and Settings, in that order), the first few days will probably involve a lot of double-checking.
Multimedia
The default camera app comes pre-loaded with a lot of shooting options. When you are framing your shot you can quickly access some of the most important settings right on the screen – Flash, Exposure and Scenes. The fourth icon lets you either swap from the rear camera to the one at the front or capture an image in the Sweep Panorama mode. Images clicked with the front camera were a little grainy - that’s not so unexpected. However, pics taken in the Panorama mode too weren’t really impressive. Apart from being slightly grainy, you could also tell, without having to look too hard, where the camera had ‘stitched’ up the images in case you weren’t super steady while shooting the Panorama.
Regular shots with the 5-megger, however, were pretty impressive. The colour reproduction as well as the sharpness of images didn’t disappoint.
The camera also has an option to capture panorama images in 3D but you can only view it in a device that supports 3D images. We took a couple of shots but couldn’t test it on a 3D device.
The native music player features the xLoud technology along with Sony 3D surround sound. On speakerphone, the music sounds loud and the vocals crystal clear. It’s not one of the phones where you’d be wary of distortion or audio turning tinny when you increase the volume.
Software and apps
The irony is that despite being an ‘NXT’ generation product, the handset still features Android Gingerbread (ver 2.3) and is awaiting an upgrade to the Android Ice Cream Sandwich. Not that the current interface and Sony’s overlay mar the user experience.
There are a couple of apps pre-loaded on to the smartphone, such as MusicUnlimited and PlayNow, which hold a whole lot of promise but sadly aren’t a functional service in India yet.
Timescape remains the familiar ol’ interface for you to integrate multiple social service accounts. It streamlines and displays your news or social feed across platforms in chronological order. You can now include a couple of extensions for this app, available on Google Play. These include Foursquare Timescape, Music Timescape, Picasa Timescape and a bunch of similar services.
The ‘Connected Devices’ app lets you stream music, videos and photos on other devices that are in the same Wi-Fi network as the smarpthone and vice versa. Keep in mind the devices need to be DLNA-enabled to be connected to the Xperia U through this app.
The usual suspects like Google Maps, Google Messenger, OfficeSuite (productivity app), TrackID (music recognition app) and GPS-guide Wisepilot are pre-loaded on to the unit.
Hardware and battery
The Xperia S runs on a 1 GHz dual-core processor. It never felt like the phone was slowing down when we had the browser and music player on in the background while we kept on downloading and trying out a couple of games from Google Play. There are times when the phone takes just that extra second to, say for example, process a Panorama shot taken or apply an editing effect. The speeds aren’t what you’d call blazingly fast but it doesn’t give too much reason to complain either.
Under the hood, the Xperia U is powered by a 1,320 mAh battery. In our case, this fuelled the device for close to two days with intermittent internet usage (connected to Wi-Fi), playing games every once in a while as well as streaming music.
We say
One thing that might hold smartphone junkies back from going for this phone is the fact that it has only 4GB of user-accessible memory. So, you either have to load on only your absolute favourite music, videos or pics on the phone or keep transferring the media you capture on the phone to a laptop or PC. Also, in our Quadrant Standard benchmarking test, the handset scored about 1,893 points ranking below the likes of LG Optimus 2X, but a little above HTC Desire HD.
It’s not a ground-breaking smartphone, it doesn’t have the most impressive tech specs nor is it the most high-end phone you can own. But if all you need is a decently built smartphone that doesn’t let you down on performance, interface or battery life, the Xperia U is worth a shot.
Rs 16,499
Love – No-fuss smartphone, decent battery life
Hate – Bad shots in low-light, not enough internal storage
Tech Specs
Weight: 110 grams
Dimensions: 112x54x12 mm
Display: 3.5-inches
Screen resolution: 854x480 pixels
OS: Android 2.3
CPU: Dual-core 1 GHz Cortex-A9
Primary camera: 5 MP
Secondary camera: VGA
Flash type: LED flash
Video recording: 720p@30fps
Browser: HTML5, Adobe Flash
Networks: GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900
UMTS/HSPA 850/1900/2100
WLAN: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi hotspot, DLNA
Bluetooth: Yes, v2.1 with A2DP, EDR
USB: Yes, microUSB v2.0, USB On-the-go support
RAM: 512MB
Internal storage: 8 GB (up to 4 GB user-accessible memory)
Battery: 1,320 mAh
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Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management - 2 Years
Only those students having personal Laptop and Net Setter can apply
Dress Code : Formal Aviation
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For any further query feel free to contact us
Er Reema Chordiya [ BE, MBA, Member of the Advisory Board at
Minu-Sepehr AeroSpace University,USA ]
Manager HR
ASIATIC INTERNATIONAL AVIATION CORP
[ ISO 9001:2000 Certified Aviation Organisation]
ASIATICAIR" # 108 AMBIKAPURI EXTN AIRPORT ROAD
INDORE 452005 INDIA
TEL - [0731] 6452650 / 4044650 / 6450535
FAX: 91-731-4044650
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iPhone leads police to New Jersey man driving livery cab suspected in sex assault,
A man driving a livery cab was busted for sexually assaulting his passenger after cops tracked the iPhone she left behind, cops said.
The victim, a 22-year-old New Jersey woman, got into the black SUV livery cab on Lexington Ave., near 31st St., Saturday afternoon, officials said.
The cab had Taxi & Limousine Commission plates. A police spokesman was unsure whether the driver was a licensed livery driver or not.
The woman, who had been drinking, dozed off after asking to go to lower Manhattan.
She woke up in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, with the driver grabbing her breasts and crotch through her clothes.
She fled the vehicle at 63rd St. and Second Ave. and flagged down a passerby to call 911 about 5:45 p.m., police said.
Cops were able to track the iPhone she left in the cab and arrested Anjum Yaque, 38, in his hometown of Woodbridge, N.J., officials said.
Yaque was arraigned Sunday on charges of forcible touching, assault, unlawful imprisonment, petty larceny, menacing and harassment.
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