Categories: Android Devices

Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S

Spec bumps are always welcome. Sony Ericsson has changed their updating policies completely of late. They have listened to their customers and the days of waiting an eternity for updates seems to be well and truly gone.

Today they have announced an upgrade to their sleek Arc smartphone brining with it a CPU speed bump to 1.4Ghz!

You still get the same “Reality Display” and the HD capable 8.1mp camera around the back but you will also now gain access to Sony’s “Music Unlimited” and “Video Unlimited” services.

 

Update:

Online retailer Clove in the UK have announced the phone will be available on September 26 for £350

 

 

 

 

John

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