You may be aware of my position within the Sony Mobile Test Lab, a group of regular consumers invited by Sony to participate in product trials and provide honest feedback.
I recently got talking to a fellow test-labber, Simon Tompkins, about getting him in as a guest blogger. I asked Simon if he would provide his experiences of Sony's implementation of NFC, and here is the end result. A fantastic account of one mans experiences, and I hope you'll agree.
Showing posts with label wifi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wifi. Show all posts
Sunday, 11 November 2012
Guest Blog: Life with One Touch - An Introduction to NFC
Labels:
Bluetooth,
google wallet,
google wallet UK,
Music Unlimited,
NFC,
NFC Smart Tags,
NFC Speakers,
NFC Tags,
One Touch,
Smart Tags,
SmartTags,
sony,
sony mobile,
Sony speakers,
wi fi,
Wi-Fi,
wifi,
wireless,
Xperia P
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
How many Xperias does it take to get online?
What an end to a very long week. Probably made so by the fact the weekend just passed was non-stop during a family BBQ to celebrate my birthday. I haven't rested in nearly two weeks and I'll be lucky to get any rest this weekend coming up.
However, the point of this blog post isn't to show you my family photos. It's to tell you about how Xperia saved the day in a modern world where internet dependency is etched within our nature.
However, the point of this blog post isn't to show you my family photos. It's to tell you about how Xperia saved the day in a modern world where internet dependency is etched within our nature.
Labels:
arc s,
data plan,
ICS,
party,
portable hotspot,
unlimited data,
wifi,
xperia
Sunday, 22 April 2012
MTP Fix No Longer Working - But an Alternative Solution
Earlier on this week I posted about a problem I have been experiencing with the MTP USB Device driver, for which I also included a fix. Whilst this has worked a few times, regrettably I stumbled across the issue again yesterday, which I was unable to fix.
Now, at this point, I spent many many hours trying to resolve this and have hit another dead end. I don't have many more hours to waste as I'm extremely busy with university and kinda expect a phone to be simple to use without needing to go through all of this.
Now, at this point, I spent many many hours trying to resolve this and have hit another dead end. I don't have many more hours to waste as I'm extremely busy with university and kinda expect a phone to be simple to use without needing to go through all of this.
Labels:
airdroid,
android,
chrome,
google play,
html 5,
MTP,
play market,
wifi,
wireless,
xperia,
Xperia S
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