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Showing posts with label xperia. Show all posts
The Sony Ericsson Xperia lineup is getting their promised 50GB of storage on Box.net now and the promotion is now active running until the end of next year.
The only thing you need to do if you have an Xperia smartphone is downloading the free Box application on the Android Market and log in with your account to the service or register.
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Luckily, Box.net is not limited to particular kinds of files so you can easily drop anything in your cloud storage - music, documents, even movies with so much space. The company mentions that 50 gigs are enough for approximately 50,000 docs, photos, and presentations
The service is now fully functional and up and running worldwide. Simply download the Box application from the Android Market, log in to your Box account (or create one) from any Xperia Android handset before December 31st 2012, and that’s it! Once you have done that you have 50GB free cloud storage on your account for life..
The offer is also reportedly available in all regions, and it’ll also be available on next year’s Xperias so it’s definitely something to check out. Go to the Market to get the app!!!
We've already heard HTC chime in, and now it's Sony Ericsson's turn to commit to Ice Cream Sandwich. Responding to a reader question on its Facebook wall, Sony Ericsson Netherlands said "we are planning to upgrade our 2011 Xperia smartphone portfolio to the next Android platform, following Gingerbread 2.3.4." That family includes the Xperia Arc, Xperia Play, Xperia Neo, Xperia Pro, and Xperia Mini Pro so far, among others.
Sony Ericsson historically hasn't had the best track record with timely Android updates. The Xperia X10 series launched with 1.6 Donut at a time when other devices were rolling out with 2.1 Eclair, and multi-touch was all but dismissed until eventually the company announced it found away to incorporate pinch-to-zoom. Still, the entire 2010 Xperia lineup was eventually upgraded to 2.1, and more importantly, Sony Ericsson is a member of Google's so-called "18 month" groupthat promises support for its new Android devices for 18 months after each launches ("pending hardware support" and assuredly other important loopholes). So it's not really a question of if the 2011 lineup will get ICS, but more so, it's when.