digitalone.com.sg Updated:
2013-11-10 18:45:37
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SONY is hoping to stand out in the crowded Android smartphone with its snazzy smartphone, the Xperia Ion.The Ion is has a massive 4.6in glass screen that seamlessly blends with the rest of the phone's sharp design.The screen is gorgeous, has a 720p HD...
The processor isn't the best by today's standards but it is still good enough to run Android smoothly...
The capacitive buttons could also have been better they are not bright or responsive enough.
The Xperia Ion is an Android phone worth considering if you are in the market for one...
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Sony Mobile has sure taken its time to deliver the Sony Xperia Ion. The 4.55-inch device was first unveiled with the Xperia S about seven months ago at CES 2012 but has only recently resurfaced during a huge local Southeast Asia (SEA) event in late-June w...
Classy and sturdy chassis, Comes with Android 4.0, Overall positive camera performance, Clean UI...
Less than stellar handling experience, Battery life can be better, A tad expensive...
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hereshow.ca Updated:
2013-11-10 18:45:37
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There's a million smartphones out there, but Sony is trying to make its new Xperia Ion stand out from the crowd. It's got slick styling, excellent specs and a number of novel surprises...
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Don't be fooled by the Sony Ericsson moniker sitting atop Sony's Xperia Ion. For starters, it's just a prototype. But like the Xperia S , the Ion heralds the start of a next-generation of smartphones under the rebranded Sony Mobile Communications collecti...
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For starters, its Sony's first ever handset to connect to an LTE 4G network , with AT&T already announced as a carrier in the US. On top of that, it has a large 4.6-inch, 720p screen, with 1,280x720 pixels delivering an impressive visual experience.The Io...
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tekgadg.com Updated:
2014-08-06 11:14:01
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Unless one has a Nexus device, every Android user has to play the waiting game for software updates. Some will opt to skip the wait and load a custom ROM on there. Others will sit tight and wait till OEMs and carriers deliver the update, usually many mont...
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Now available on Rogers for $50.00 on a three-year plan or $500 for month-to-month plans, customers who buy one now will get a free Bluetooth headset.The Xperia Ion was previewed way back in January during the Consumer Electronics Show. So, while it took...
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thunderbaylive.com Updated:
2014-08-06 11:14:02
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Lisa Gade reviews the Sony Xperia ion Android smartphone on AT&T. The Ion sells for just $99 with contract and it packs a lot of great features like a beaufiful 720p display, an excellent 12MP camera, NFC, LTE 4G, HDMI out with a TV app and 16 gigs of sto...
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NameSmartphone: Sony Xperia ionAt a glance:4.6-inch, 1280x760-pixel display,12 megapixel camera,LTE 4G capableSummary:The latest offering in the Xperia line looks to be a strong one.Contact:sonyericsson.co.nzThe Sony Xperia Ion, announced at the Consumer...
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SONY is hoping to stand out in the crowded Android smartphone with its snazzy smartphone, the Xperia Ion. The Ion is has a massive 4.6in glass screen that seamlessly blends with the rest of the phone's sharp design.The screen is gorgeous, has a 720...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-11-24 07:25:46
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When I think of the company Sony, mobile phones don’t necessarily jump to mind. I think of their flagship TVs, the Playstation brand, and their range of Walkman devices. But Sony are keen to be a player in the mobile phone market, which is where their...
Gorgeous and vivid display...
Occasional lags with certain apps, loudspeaker is not great for music, camera is good but disappointing video recording...
The Sony Xperia Ion is a curious phone; one that doesn’t quite blow you away but still manages to hold your attention. While it does have an occasional hiccup with the touch buttons, it’s a decent Android phone running Ice Cream Sandwich that for the m...
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Sony Mobile has sure taken its time to deliver the Sony Xperia ion. The 4.55-inch device was first unveiled with the Xperia S about seven months ago at CES 2012 but has only recently resurfaced during a huge local Southeast Asia (SEA) event in late-June w...
Classy and sturdy chassis, Comes with Android 4.0, Overall positive camera performance, Clean UI...
Less than stellar handling experience, Battery life can be better, A tad expensive...
Sony has mostly been a small step behind its smartphone competitors - it was one of the last manufacturers to jump on the dual-core wagon, at a time where others were clamoring to outfit their devices with quad-cores, and now, a good few months after its...
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After coming out with their Xperia S, Sony has decided to up the ante in the smartphone market releasing the larger, more expensive Xperia ion to the market. The Xperia ion is the top-of-the-line smartphone that Sony has as of the moment, and as such...
Solid construction, Excellent industrial design, Large, crisp and bright screen...
Still uses Android 2.3, 12megapixel camera exhibits noise with lowlight...
The Sony Xperia ion might not be in the same league as some of the more recently released smarthphones by its rivals, but its still a solid Android smartphone that you might still want to take a look at, especially if you're a Sony fan.Buymeter: 4/5 Tech...
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The Xperia Ion is the biggest handset in Sony's line-up. It's also the first one to have LTE support. Check out our full review of the Sony Xperia Ion after the break.In a lot of ways, the Xperia Ion might look like the bigger sibling of the Xperia S but...
Solid design and metal construction, NFC support, Above average performance, LTE support, Good battery life...
Still a little thick, Did not match the Xperia S and Xperia P camera performance, No ICS out of the box...
The Xperia Ion represents the best what Sony can offer to its customer but in the world where quad-core processors are the new craze, the Xperia Ion might be considered a handset of the previous generation.One of its major selling point is the LTE capabil...
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Xperia series has a history of good looking devices and Ion gets these stylish looks in the legacy as well. But with tough competitions like Samsungs super popular Galaxy S3 and HTCs One X and a heavy price tag which comes with this beauty somehow puts a...
Build quality, Battery life...
Notification LED too small, Average Camera Performance, Price...
Sony Xperia Ion is a decent smartphone, but having said that we must not forget that there are other phones available in the same segment at a lesser price. It's hard for us to recommend this smartphone in spite of its good performance and better battery...
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Xperia Ion is one of the latest smartphone launched by Sony. It comes with android 4.0 and would soon get the jelly bean update. The phone is Playstation certified which means you can play some of the Playstation games directly on your Xperia Ion.Xperia I...
Sony Xperia Ion is one of the best smartphones in terms of build and design. The phone performs moderately well in terms of processing capabilities. The camera and battery life are the 2 advantages of this phone over other android smartphones. But at a pr...
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mymobileindia.com Updated:
2016-11-24 07:25:46
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This seems like the season for big screen phones, and the latest to arrive on our shores (and our office) is the 4.55-inchdisplay toting Sony Xperia ion. Verily, a device meant to captivate people, albeit those with deep pockets.Looks good, performs brill...
The screen is breath taking, The design is neat, The camera takes fabulous shots...
A nonremovablebattery, Definitely priced on the higher side, Not too many applications out of the box...
Sony has managed to get a winner by its side with the Xperia ion in terms of performance. Where it does come up short is in price. At Rs 35,999, it is right alongside quad core driven devices like the HTC One X and the Samsung Galaxy SIII and is actually...
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The Sony Xperia Ion is one of those phones that tend to perplex quite a bit. There is nothing wrong with the phone as such, and it seems to have everything going for it, starting from the looks. However, things tend to go a bit pear-shaped with the price...
Very well built, Excellent call quality, 720p display is very crisp, Very pocket able despite bigger display, Classy and understated design elements, Camera quality brilliant in good lighting, Good battery life, Android ICS out of the box...
Dual core processor fighting the quad cores, Brings us to the point of the perplexing price tag, Display doesn't have colour punch of an AMOLED...
The Sony Xperia Ion's persona makes you a fan instantly, and has no visible flaws as a phone. It has good looks and stable performance, while presenting you with excellent call clarity and fairly good battery life. However, things start to go wrong the mo...
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How does this smartphone stack up against the One X and Galaxy S III?The Ion's late arrival hasn't helped its case. The One X and the Galaxy S III have been in the market for a while now, and marketing and advertising blitzkriegs by their proprietors has...
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Sony wasn't kidding around when they said they would only make smartphones and abandon feature phones completely. But we feel they’ve reached a point where it’s a little ridiculous now and they seem to be getting really sloppy with their launches...
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Let's be honest here - Sony missed a great opportunity with the Xperia ion for AT&T. Had the device hit the shelves shortly after its announcement, it would have enjoyed a flagship status and a higher price tag, along with the potential for selling in...
Let's be honest here - Sony missed a great opportunity with the Xperia ion for AT&T. Had the device hit the shelves shortly after its announcement, it would have enjoyed a flagship status and a higher price tag, along with the potential for selling in sig...
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pcworld.in Updated:
2016-11-24 07:25:46
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The Sony Xperia Ion ($99 with a new two-year contract on AT&T) is an Android phone with exceptional hardware: It has a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, a 12-megapixel camera, and a massive high-resolution display powered by Sony's own Bravia display engine...
The Xperia Ion is a mix of good but poorly implemented ideas. It's a shame that the Ion suffers from nonresponsive navigation buttons and poor video recording. I'm also still bitter that Sony didn't release the phone running Android Ice Cream Sandwich...
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Let's get in our time machines. It's the Summer of 2011. Dual-core phones running Android 2.3 are all the rage. Nobody's seen an 720p screen on a phone yet. Manufacturer skins slow phones down, but oh well. Flash forward to today. You're holding what woul...
Did you just skip to this section? No, of course you shouldnt. The phone is beautiful on the outside but it runs like a dog turd in snow-melt. Maaaaybe itll help when it upgrades to Android 4.0 (if Sony doesnt butcher it with its rather unappealing ski...
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SONY is hoping to stand out in the crowded Android smartphone with its snazzy smartphone, the Xperia Ion.The Ion is has a massive 4.6in glass screen that seamlessly blends with the rest of the phone's sharp design.The screen is gorgeous, has a 720p HD...
The processor isn't the best by today's standards but it is still good enough to run Android smoothly...
The capacitive buttons could also have been better they are not bright or responsive enough.
The Xperia Ion is an Android phone worth considering if you are in the market for one...
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