Sony has announces its new Xperia Z4 in its native Japan last month and now coming up with the new smartphone for the rest of us is called the Xperia Z3+ not the Z4 however. As the name implies, the Z3+ is an upgrade on its older sibling device, which was announced last September. Sony has kept the same 5.2-inch 1080p IPS screen and, though thinner (at 6.9mm) and lighter (144g), the new device is aesthetically very similar to its predecessor.The Z3+’s rear camera retains the same 20.7-megapixels, while the front-facing camera has been bumped to five megapixels from 2.2-megapixels to help make your selfies clearer and better. With the Z3+, both cameras — not just the rear camera - now pack mobile image sensors which help take higher quality images in low-light conditions.
The phone come up with the new snapdragon 810 octa-core 64 bit processor, which Sony claims “gives anything up to 50% more speed than previous processors whilst conserving battery power.” For now, we understand that is “up to two days battery life” - that’s despite Sony’s shrinking the device’s battery down to 2,900mAh (from 3,100Ah) due to accommodate the smaller size.
Yet the price for the device has not been set by the company but you can guess that it will get price tag when will be launched and equal to the Z3. Ultimately, Sony jettisoned other parts of its business to focus on its entertainment and component units, but it could yet reevaluate its smartphone business if things continue as they’ve been going.
