Sony Ericsson Xperia Active Sim Free

Sony are continuing to rollout the promised Android 4.0 update for their 2011 range of Xperia handsets, with the Xperia Arc S, Neo V and Xperia Ray receiving the update. The updates started rolling out in selected markets, and according to Sony, things are continuing to go smoothly as the update is rolled out across additional market areas. Users in the UK have started to receive the update, which brings Android Ice Cream Sandwich to the Xperia range. Owners of SIM free handsets are seeing the update before those with operator branded handsets, as these need to go through network trial and...

Sony has released details of the planned updates for selected Xperia handsets, which will be rolling out beginning this month. All of the 2011 Xperia handsets will be getting the update, although Sony are warning that the ICS update will be less stable than the current version of Gingerbread the devices currently use. Sony stated that developers had been hard at work ensuring the update is delivered in a timely manner, as they seek to offer the best possible experience to users of Xperia handsets. However, due to the larger demands Android 4.0 places on system resources, users could experience performance issues...

The emergence of Android as a competitive platform has been a real boon to the market, and has helped revitalise the fortunes of manufacturers such as Sony Ericsson who were starting to fall into disarray with a range of rather predictable handsets. One of the new handsets recently announced by Sony Ericsson is the Sony Ericsson Xperia Active, a tough handset that will take whatever life throws at it. The Xperia Active is both dust and water resistant, and the strong construction helps with more than just the every day bumps and knocks. With outdoor sports enthusiasts kept in mind, whether your...