Sony Ericsson "Kumquat" will launch as the Sony Xperia U
0. phoneArena posted on 24 Jan 2012, 13:59
A tipster has reported that the midrange Sony Ericsson Kumquat will ship as the Sony Xperia U later this year...
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1. ThomasFlowerchild posted on 24 Jan 2012, 14:14 0 0
"Anyone prefer kumquat to Xperia U?"
That's the same phone... I think it needs to be: Anyone prefer kumquat to Xperia S?
I prefer the Xperia S because of the better camera.
2. darac posted on 24 Jan 2012, 14:30 0 0
this can't even compare with the xperia s.
but more casual users who don't need a large ,state of the art HD screen and great camera, will be happy to pay less money for xperia U
5. 9_HeLLs_oF_DrOid posted on 24 Jan 2012, 16:39 1 0
Man, this is just made for me. Personally, I tend to go towards a phone that has keyboard with a screen size of 3.5" max (3.2" is my preference, though). Any phone above becomes a no-no for me. And no, I don't like iDevices.
6. redmd posted on 24 Jan 2012, 17:22 0 0
so dual cores are mid range? my Note is a mid range device :-(
7. Birds posted on 24 Jan 2012, 17:31 2 0
No, the technology coupled with the dual core is what makes it mid range.
8. bighandssmallpockets posted on 24 Jan 2012, 18:10 1 0
by the time it comes out it will definitely be mid range...Still it might be the only respectable choice for a smaller than 4.3 screen. Just imagine a super spec android phone with a 3.7' to 4" screen, no keyboard and a super slim form factor.
It would only have the iPhone to compete with in that size category. And to me a top spec Android beats iPhone. That said, I will wait until May for a phone like this and then I bail and become an iDrone
9. xiobnb posted on 24 Jan 2012, 18:17 3 0
this phone is for ppl with less budget but want the design of xperia s ..ppl like me
10. thinking posted on 25 Jan 2012, 09:57 0 0
Kumquat.
It's unique (maybe weird, but unique).
That way, I can search for it better on search engines. Xperia U - try searching for this and see the misleading results.
I don't have to remember which Xperia phone I was researching.
