Showing posts with label xperia z5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label xperia z5. Show all posts

Thursday, August 27, 2015

Leaked Sony Xperia Z5 press shots confirm 23MP main camera

Alleged press images of the upcoming Sony Xperia Z5 made the rounds online. One of the renders confirms that Sony’s next flagship smartphone will feature a new 23MP main camera with 1/2.3” Exmor RS sensor.


recent teaser by Sony suggests that the camera will also have advanced focusing capability. The latter will likely be possible thanks to a hybrid autofocusing system.


Other than the camera sensor, the press renders of the Xperia Z5 reveal that the smartphone will be available in at least three color schemes - white, gold, and a shade of turquoise. Overall, the smartphone has retained the same design language as its predecessors.


Sony Xperia Z5 will make its official debut in less than a week, on September 2. An Xperia Z5 Compact and Xperia Z5 Premium with 4K display are also expected.

Monday, August 24, 2015

Sony teaser all but confirms that the Xperia Z5 series will come with a hybrid autofocus system


Sony teaser all but confirms that the Xperia Z5 series will come with a hybrid autofocus system
In the past month or so, the rumored Sony Xperia Z5 and Z5 Compact have often been at the center of alleged leaks and rumors. After previously announcing its presence at the IFA 2015 consumer electronics show next week in Berlin, earlier today, Sony confirmed that it's gearing up to launch a new smartphone at IFA 2015 in Berlin on September 2nd. 

Sony's Grand Britain arm recently published a teaser on Twitter that invites fans to "get ready for a smartphone with a greater focus". The smartphone in question is included in the teaser, but we can't really see the design all that well because of the blur. Take a look for yourself:


Sony teaser all but confirms that the Xperia Z5 series will come with a hybrid autofocus system

Now, while reason dictates that the phone in question will be the next Sony flagship, the standard Sony Xperia Z5, the size of the phone in relation to the hand of the user makes us believe that this could actually be the Xperia Z5 Compact. If you're oblivious to rumors and leaks, Sony is expected to unveil both a 5.5-inch Xperia Z5 and a 4.7-inch Xperia Z5 Compact next month at IFA in Berlin. Bear in mind that Sony unveiled its two last major smartphone updates, the Xperia Z3 and the Xperia Z3 Compact, at the previous edition of IFA last fall.

Back to the teaser image, it's fairly obvious that the upcoming Sony Xperia smartphone will come with some type of fancy autofocus system. Unfortunately for some fans, this really doesn't say too much about the capabilities of the upcoming Xperia Z5 lineup. Remember that the mid-range Xperia M5 comes with a blazing-fast hybrid autofocus system, and this is a $400 phone we're talking about, not the flag-bearing Sony handset.

Hopefully, the Xperia Z5 line-up will also bring a new sensor (fingers crossed for the Sony IMX240 sensor that Samsung makes use of inside the Galaxy Note5 and Galaxy S6 edge) as well as an updated camera software. With just a little more than a week to go before Sony's IFA 2015 press event, it won't be long before we get to dive in all of the official details.

What do you guys make of this teaser?

Monday, August 3, 2015

Live image allegedly shows the Xperia Z5 and Z5 Compact

Earlier today Sony announced a press event for September 2 during IFA. It is there where the next flagship Xperia smartphone is expected to be unveiled. This is probably going to be called Xperia Z5, and it could be the first in the line to come with a fingerprint scanner.
The leaked image you can see below is purportedly depicting the Xperia Z5 to the right of aniPhone 5s, while the Z5 Compact is said to be to the left of Apple's handset.
As there's no way to confirm this picture's authenticity, a healthy dose of salt is required for this one. If it is the real deal, however, then we're looking at the first two Xperias with fingerprint sensors.
These will be embedded in the power buttons of Sony's new phones, which will be located on the right side of each handset - a placement which hasn't changed in years. This would also be the first time a company puts a fingerprint sensor on the side of a device. We've seen a lot of designs that embed it in the Home button below the screen, and others which go for a rear-placed sensor under the camera. And now this.
The Xperia Z5 seems to also have a dedicated camera shutter button, and the volume buttons are under the power button, all on the same right side. Additionally, the leaker of this image says the Z5 line will not feature the USB Type-C port.