The Xperia X is an unlocked Android smartphone that Sony is selling directly to consumers. The phone departs from Sony's Xperia Z series in ways that are both good and bad. This compact handset works ...

What's Hot: Compact 5" full HD Android smartphone, unlocked with 4G LTE, very good camera, has AV Remote with consumer IR. What's Not: Display viewing angles aren't great, battery life so-so. Our ...

For lovers of small phones (especially small, unlocked, Android phones), the past couple of years haven't offered a wealth of choices. If you've been searching for a device with a display smaller than ...

Unlocked smartphones don't get much love in the U.S. thanks to their unsubsidized (read: high) up-front prices. But the Sony Xperia Arc S ($499.99) is still worth a look, particularly if you're fond ...

The LTE variant of the phone is available through Sony's Web site, though only the black model is currently in stock. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT ...

Sony Xperia Z3v Verizon's version of the Xperia Z3 looks like an Xperia Z2, but it has the updated CPU and camera of the Z3. It adds Qi wireless charging, and as ever has that distinct Xperia look ...

Like most large companies that design Android smartphones, Sony customizes the software that ships on its Xperia line of phones with a custom user interface, a few special apps, and other changes that ...

Sony’s latest Xperia smartphones, the Xperia Z1 and Xperia Z Ultra, look rather fetching but have been frustratingly unavailable in the U.S. until now. Sony now has them on its U.S. website for ...

The Sony Xperia XA Ultra has an excellent quality, huge 6-inch, high-definition (1080p) edge-to-edge display that's easy to see in bright light- a plus for viewing multimedia content. This unlocked ...

As Sony’s most recent flagship was announced back in September at IFA 2014, Sony lovers have been pining for their chance to pick one up. Sony has never really had a huge presence in the United States ...

Sony recently posted an image on its official Google+ page that showed a version of the Xperia Z2 with Verizon Wireless branding. According to Sony, the image didn't represent a real device. "A ...