Sony Xperia SP v Xperia C: Which Is The Better Android?
Sony Xperia SP v Xperia C: Which Is The Best Android?
Sony launched two handsets that are almost the same, but each of them come with some pros and cons. So if you are considering the Sony Xperia SP and the Sony Xperia C, which one should you go for?
If you want a large device then it would have to be the Sony Xperia C as it offers a display of 5 inches along with FM transmitter, the Xperia SP has the display of 4.6 inches and it comes in slightly thicker than the Xperia C.
If you don’t mind size then the Sony Xperia SP comes with the fastest maximum data speeds at LTE 100 and the Xperia C is HSDPA at 7.2mps. it does have a smaller display but the resolution at 1280 x 720 is higher. The Xperia C has the 960 x 540 resolution.
The Sony Xperia SP offers the 1700MHz processor with 8GB of storage space and the Sony Xperia C has the 1200Mhz processor along with storage space of 4GB.
A Farewell to Nexus 6 Rumors
Goodbye to Nexus 6 Rumours
Following the leaks about Android Silver, there isn’t any big surprise that this could be about to take over the Google Nexus program. The information that has come out up to now about Android Silver is that is has a more superior Google Play Edition. It seems that Google have come up with some new rules for the regulation of Android Silver.
The rumour came from Evan Blass through Twitter @evleaks and the first of the Tweets said that the Nexus 6 will be no more.
He then went on to say that Android Silver could be the reason why we will not see the Nexus 6.
@evleaks Tweeted that Android Silver could come out February 2015.
So if the leaks are true, get ready to see a new handset with Android Silver features and this is going to give consumers the ultimate when it comes to the Google experience along with updates that are instant.
2014 Honda CR-V Review: Another Dull Redesign
2014 Honda CR-V Review: Yet Another Dull Redesign
We have seen the Honda CR-V and it is just an upgraded version of the older SUV apparently. Honda chose to give the vehicle just a small makeover instead of a big change. There isn’t a lot to get excited about with it.
The CR-V is a good car to drive, however it does happen to be one of the most boring. It does what it needs to do, but it doesn’t offer anything by way of fun to drive.
This could be a good thing or a bad thing. The good thing is that it is sturdy and it is reliable. However the bad is that both of these things are not adventurous and it can offer a drive that is boring. The 2.2 litre engine is large enough to power the car easily and there is the choice of a petrol engine. It handles well and the steering is easy, and it seems to do quite well off the road. However you might not want to go too far off road with it.
The interior finish is superb and the makeover has brought with it some finishing touches that are refined and offers things that some of the more premium brands don’t offer. The car does feel sturdy and it should be able to deal with abuse from children with plenty of energy. Another bonus is the boot space, which is huge.
The Honda CR-V comes in with a price tag starting at $30, 995.
