Sony Xperia T LT30

The Sony Xperia T has a very nice screen and delivers good quality video. I’m not that big a fan of the build (and nor, I suspect, would our fictional Mr Bond be), and while I like the Small Apps concept, overall Sony’s plentiful app extras make...

S ome might find the design boring, but I am personally quite charmed by the minimalist design of the Sony Xperia T. Sony’s new top model combines the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system with its own TimeScape user interface, which makes...

All in all, beyond the slightly larger screen the Xperia T doesn't offer much that you can't already get with an Xperia S. The design is more traditional and the camera function just as mediocre. At the end of the day this is a perfectly fine smartphone...

Like the rest of Sony's 2012 smartphones, the Sony Xperia T has a square aspect, if less so than its predecessors. But its sloped and smoother corners and strangely curved back, reminiscent of the Xperia Arc , make it look and feel much nicer. See:...

Remove the packaging and all the extras and there's nothing particularly Bond-like about the Sony Xperia T, except that it is a very good-looking phone in a sleek, almost tactical-looking design.For better or worse, Sony didn't even etch the 007 logo...

It has been quite a while since I last had the opportunity to check out a handset bearing the Sony name. In fact it was back when Sony was in partnership with Ericsson for the development of its handsets....

The Sony Xperia T nudges just ahead of its sister handset the Xperia S with its updated OS, slightly bigger screen and a camera that's just a teensy bit more advanced. Bond may have offed 006 in GoldenEye, but the T doesn't look like it's quite ready...

Overall, Sony's Xperia T is an attractive phone with great camera and a beautiful screen, but it lacks Jelly Bean and, in the hand, it seems not so much the 007 of the smartphone market, more a 005½. ® More Handset ReviewsLG VuA History of the...