GS writes An Ice cream sandwich update has been launched for Xperia Sola, Xperia U and Xperia Go. For Xperia Sola users, they will get a new feature known as Glove mode. The Glove mode is best for those, living in the sub zero temperatures and now, they don’t have to remove the gloves in order interact with the phone.
Pocket-Lint: The Sony Xperia Go wants to be the action phone in your life. It bears some of the hallmarks of Sony Ericsson, with that company's roundel on the rear, but otherwise comes decked out like the latest Sony Mobile devices.
But does this Android handset offer you anything you can't get elsewhere? Has there been a compromise in making this phone tough, or is a respectable almost mid-range device worth considering?
TheVerge - The Xperia U is the final piece of Sony’s NXT series puzzle. In March came the flagship Xperia S, a good device that shipped with outdated software. It’s only just been updated to Android 4.0. Our verdict? It’s not thinner, faster, stronger, or in any other way better than the pack. Next up was the Xperia P, a mid-range device that really impressed, but was difficult to recommend running Android 2.3. Now the Xperia U is here, presenting itself as an entry-level option for those looking for flagship qualities on a tight budget. Think of the Xperia U as Sony’s equivalent to the HTC One V — just as the Xperia P and S were pitted against the One S and One X.
Pocket-Lint: The Sony Xperia Go is no ordinary smartphone. This rugged, dustproof and waterproof Android-enabled device is one tough cookie, and Pocket-Lint was on hand to test out just how much pain this smartphone can take.
