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Sony Xperia T review. Whether you love or hate the James Bond franchise, you can’t deny that the movies show off lots of pretty gadgets. One of them is the Sony Xperia T LT3. U. S. as the LTE- capable variant known as the Xperia TL LT3. James Bond checks his phone for a message. After that scene, we hardly see the phone again, but the Xperia T will forever be hailed as “the Bond phone.” Naturally  Sony is marketing the Xperia T side by side with Skyfall. James Bond is a one- man walking weapon of mass destruction, deadly with a gun, and even deadlier with his charms, but is the Xperia T a phone worthy to belong to 0.

In this post, take a closer look at the Xperia T LT3. Xperia TL LT3. 0at, or jump right away to our short video review. Plus Points. Gorgeous design. Nice soft- touch rubber back. Solid build. Dedicated Shutter button. Minus Points. Image stabilization during videos is terrible.

You can hear the clicking of the phone’s autofocus motor on video. Micro USB port creates bump on the edge in the back panel. Hardware buttons located inconveniently in lower half of right side. Dimensions and Build. Sony has always set itself apart from its competitors by giving its phones a unique design.

The Xperia T is an elegant device, solid and without a single sharp corner. It’s rather pocketable at 1. At 1. 39 grams, it isn’t feather- light, but it also doesn’t feel like you’re holding a rock. The Xperia T, however, seems to be built like a rock. It feels very solid, and when you grip it tightly with one hand, it doesn’t creak.

Front. The Xperia T’s front is a jet- black mirror, interrupted by only the Sony and Xperia logos. There are no physical buttons on the Xperia T’s front; all navigation buttons are onscreen. Surrounding the Sony logo are the notification light, the sensor, the speaker grille and the front camera. Sides. The Xperia T’s sides are angled slightly as they join the plastic of the front to the backplate. There’s not a single sharp corner on this device, but neither is there the rounded corners that have clicked with other major phone manufacturers, such as Samsung. You can find the 3. Xperia T. I’m not exactly fond of the headphone’s placement; it breaks up the sleek design of the device but at the same time allows you to easily plug in your headphones for music consumption.

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Functionality trumps form, in this case. You can also find a secondary microphone here. The Micro USB port is the only thing you’ll find on the Xperia T’s left side.

The right side is a bit more crowded, as Sony has put all the device’s hardware buttons here. At the very top of the right side, you’ll see a cut out. Pull it aside and you’ll reveal the slots for the micro. Watch The Hot Flashes 4Shared. SD card and the micro- SIM. The flap doesn’t feel particularly strong when I tug on it, but it does snap cleanly back in place. Lower on the right side, you’ll find the Power button, the Volume rocker, and the dedicated Shutter button, all colored gray with silver edging. The hardware buttons are all placed lower than usual; you’ll need to hold the lower part of the phone so you can easily access them with your thumb.

The bottom side of the Xperia T has only the hole for the microphone. Back. Similar to the Xperia J and the Xperia TX, the Xperia T has a curved back, but compared to the Xperia J and the Xperia TX, the curve is very slight.

It does, however, prevent the loudspeaker grille from being covered when you put the phone on its back. Unlike the Xperia TX, the Xperia T’s back is more angular and is less prone to see- sawing, allowing you to easily use the phone while on its back.

The Xperia T’s soft- touch back panel is a very nice contrast to the industrial sleekness of the front. The material also avoids leaving fingerprints behind. Jutting slightly from the backplate is the 1. MP camera and below it is the LED flash.

The NFC- certified logo is located right under it. Below the Xperia logo on the lower part of the phone is the loudspeaker grille. Unfortunately, not even the phone’s soft backplate is going to sway me into approving of the loudspeaker grille.

Just like on the Xperia J and the Xperia TX, the grille is deep and encourages dust and other particles to gather. Screen and Display. TFT capacitive touchscreen. Shatter- proof sheet on scratch- resistant glass. The Xperia T’s screen shows users vivid colors, thanks to the Bravia Engine technology.

Images on the screen look crisp and zooming in on the details is a great experience. I did notice, however, that dark tones in videos look rather grainy. Brighter colors looked fine and you could easily make out little details such as snow falling in trailers.

The Xperia T’s screen does well indoors, as well as outdoors. If you turn up the brightness, you won’t have any problem using the Xperia T outside of the house. Processing Hardware. Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8. Adual- core 1. 5 GHz Qualcomm Krait CPUAdreno 2. GPU1 GB RAM1. 6 GB internal storageexpandable via micro. SD card, up to 3.

GBPlay. Station certified smartphone. With a dual- core processor, the Xperia T doesn’t really stand out from quad- core competitors, but I wouldn’t call the Xperia T’s performance sluggish.

There’s a bit of lag when browsing through the homescreens, navigating the app drawer, and loading high resolution pictures. Though the browser loads the whole page so you can scroll up and down with no problem, the phone will need some time to re- render content when you zoom in and out. When watching videos on the stock video player and the You. Tube app, there were no stutters or freezing. Playing Dead Trigger was rather smooth as well.

The dual- core processor, however, is apparent when you launch apps. They take a few seconds to load but if this is your first dual- core phone, you’ll probably not notice it. Benchmarks. Benchmark.

Result. GLBenchmark 2. Egypt HD C1. 6Z1. Onscreen. 22 fps. GLBenchmark 2. 5 Egypt HD C1. Z1. 6 Offscreen. 13 fps. Quadrant Standard Edition. An. Tu. Tu Benchmark.

CF- Bench. 94. 91. Vellamo Mobile Benchmark HTML 5. Vellamo Mobile Benchmark Metal. Nena. Mark. 16. 0.

FPSNena. Mark. 26. FPSAn. 3DBench. XL3. Geekbench 2. 15. 88. Linpack Single Thread. MFLOPSLinpack Multi- thread. MFLOPSV8 Benchmark Suite. Sun. Spider 0. 9.

Java. Script. 17. Browser. Mark. 29. Battery Life. Standard battery, Li- ion 1,8.

Ah. Standby – 4. 50 h (2. G) / 4. 10 h (3. G)Talktime – 7 h (2. G) / 7 h (3. G)Music listening time – 1.

Video playback – 5 hours. Because of the Xperia T’s unibody design, its battery is non- removable. While using the Xperia T, the back became a bit warm but not too uncomfortable to use. I subjected the Xperia T to an informal battery test which presumably simulates moderate to heavy use. This consists of turning on Wi- Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, and syncing options. I also turned Volume and Brightness up to their highest settings. The screen was not allowed even a moment’s rest.

The first part of the test involves playing a video on loop for one hour. The second part of the test involves browsing a graphics- heavy website for another hour.

Two hours later, the Xperia T’s full charged battery was whittled down to 5. Heavy users may want to take their charger with them wherever they go, but with moderate use, the Xperia T could possibly last 6 to 7 hours. Connectivity. The Xperia T is a 3. G/HSPA smartphone. You’ll need a micro- SIM to make calls and send text messages. It’s also NFC- capable though no NFC tags came in the box.

The Xperia T can send content to other devices via Bluetooth, or connect to wireless speakers.