Sony Smartphone

	Robot vacuum, Sony smartphone among highlights of IFA 2014 tech show roundup Fox 59 (Sept. 5, 2014) – IFA is Germany's largest consumer technology show and it's where big companies have announced lots of new gadgets over the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sony Announces 2 New QX Smartphone Camera Attachments TechnoBuffalo Last year Sony introduced an entirely new product category at IFA with a duo of Cyber-shot cameras that snap right onto your smartphone. Now the ... Flag as irrelevant
	TrustedReviews Sony: Differences between rival smartphones 'getting thinner and thinner' TrustedReviews The smartphone market is starting to get rather samey, and now even Sony has suggested leading flagship phones are becoming all too similar. 2K Smartphone Displays Are Not Worth The Battery Sacrifice According To Sony - Android Headlines - Android News Sony says 2K screens are a waste for smartphones, especially if they kill battery life - BGR Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Sony's QX 1 and QX 30 can turn your smartphone into a camera India Today Sony's Lens cameras, which can be attached to a smartphone, may not have set the market on fire so far but it is not stopping the company from ... Flag as irrelevant
	Telegraph.co.uk IFA 2014: Live coverage as HTC, Nokia, Samsung and Sonylaunch new smartphones and gadgets Mirror.co.uk “Nokia's 930 hit the market at a lower price than the Samsung Galaxy S5, SonyXperia Z2 and the HTC One M8 - so smartphone fans have come to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sony QX30 lens camera strapped to an HTC One M7 | Credit: Sean Captain Tom's Guide Sony hopes you will with the launch today (Sept. 3) of two new "lens-style" cameras that hook onto asmartphone, which provides the screen and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sony Sets a New Standard for the Flagship Smartphone Experience with Xperia??? Z3 and Xperia ... IT Business Net Sony Mobile Communications ("Sony Mobile") today introduces its new Xperia Z series flagshipsmartphones - Xperia Z3 and Xperia Z3 Compact. Flag as irrelevant
	VR-Zone Sony CEO: Wearables can't replace smartphones, yet VR-Zone Sony Chief Kazuo Harai does not see wearables as a revolution on its own. Rather, he seems to think that gadgets such as smartwatches will ... Flag as irrelevant