This year we expect that Sony will disclose another leader handset, potentially as the Xperia 5 V, and presently on account of a Geekbench benchmark test that was shared on Weibo, we have a thought of what sort of specs the handset is supposed to pack in the engine.

In light of the benchmarks, the Xperia 5 V will obviously accompany as much as 16GB of Smash. We don't know whether this will be accessible on all models or on the other hand assuming there will be a few less expensive setups that will accompany less Slam, however it seems as though 16GB will be presented in any event.

Likewise, the benchmarks have affirmed that the phone will be controlled by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, which we assume is normal for a 2023 leader, however other than that, not much else is realized about the phone including its presentation size, revive rate, camera designs, battery size, etc.

Once more with respect to when the phone will be uncovered, there is no notice of that. However, with MWC 2023 coming up around the bend, maybe Sony could make a move to declare the phone then, either that or they will report it independently, so we'll simply need to sit back and watch.

Sony has as of late reported that Android 13 will at last advance toward the Sony Xperia 10 III, by means of an OTA update. The framework update accompanies programming form number 62.2.A.0.367, and will incorporate the January 2023 Android security fix.

Sent off back in 2021, the Xperia 10 III was the most reasonable smartphone in Sony's setup that year, and accompanied equipment including a 6-inch OLED show, 12-megapixel camera, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 690 chipset, 6GB of Slam, and a 4,500 mAh battery, all enveloped with a polycarbonate shell. It likewise accompanied IP68 residue and water obstruction, despite the fact that it has since been prevailed by the Xperia 10 IV, which accompanies comparative details.

In other ongoing Sony news, a few picture renders of the organization's next leader smartphone - right now known as the Xperia 1 V - have sprung up on the web. The photographs and specs were shared by online insider @onLeaks and tech webpage Green Smartphones, and uncover a plan that is not excessively not the same as the ongoing yield of Sony handsets, including the Xperia 1 IV.

Concerning Android 13, clients can make a beeline for their Settings application to check in the event that the new programming update is accessible. So, the update ought to start carrying out to clients in the US and Canada, with additional areas soon to follow.

Each and every individual who purchased the Xperia 10 IV can without a doubt celebrate since the Android 13 programming is really coming. The update for the mid-range Xperia smartphone has supposedly begun carrying out in Southeast Asia, as per a tip from XDA-Engineers.

As per XDA-Designers, the update is just accessible for the double SIM rendition of the Xperia 10 IV and has the form number 65.1.A.4.8. Furthermore, in spite of the fact that it's a little late, the December security fix from 2022 is incorporated.

A month after Sony began circulating Android 13 to its own top notch handsets, an update is currently accessible. This applies to the latest Xperia 1 IV and Xperia 5 IV, as well as every one of their separate precursors. Its mid-range Xperia 10 territory was avoided with regard to the overhaul as of recently, while the very good quality Xperia Supportive of I got it in December.

Sony depicted what shoppers might expect from the update, despite the fact that Android 13 is certainly not an incredibly huge overhaul contrasted with the earlier deliveries. The update incorporates upgraded media authorizations, a simple choice to screen foundation applications, and more powerful variety choices. Also, Sony focuses on Bluetooth Low Energy Sound, offering more powerful, unrivaled sound encounters.

The actual phone is a good mid-range model that contends well with other section level Android phones. The gadget has a 6 " Full hd+ goal OLED screen with a 21:9 true to life perspective proportion. It sports a 12 MP triple back camera plan on the back, a Snapdragon 695 processor, 6 GB of Smash, and 128 GB of expandable stockpiling. Moreover, there is a 5,000 mAh battery, which goes on close to 2 days on a completely energized battery.

In the event that you would prefer not to stand by, you may physically refresh for the update in the settings application by exploring to the Product updater region. On the other hand, you can utilize the XperiFirm apparatus made by XDA's IgorEisberg to get the whole firmware parcel from Sony's servers and glimmer it with whatever transfer instrument you like.

Sony's Xperia 10 IV is expected to get the Android 13 fix in additional domains before long. Tragically, Xperia 10 IV proprietors beyond Japan might have to keep it together for a couple of days or even half a month to get the Android 13 rendition for their phones. Despite the fact that we don't yet have a substantial delivery date, Sony ought to deliver it presently.

These days we're starting to see the rise of VTubers or VStreamers, which for those unfamiliar is basically where users use a digital avatar of themselves in videos or streams instead of their actual face.

There are a variety of reasons for this, such as the novelty, being able to put on a persona, and also give yourself a little bit of privacy. But being a VTuber or VStreamer isn't easy, especially if you hope to be convincing as it would require motion capture of yourself and translating that to your digital avatar, but Sony is here to make things easier with the launch of the Mocopi.

The Mocopi is a motion capture kit that consists of six sensors, with each roughly around the size of an Apple AirTag. Users will then strap it to their bodies at different parts, like their hands, legs, their head, and so on, and from there the data will be captured and then applied to a digital avatar.

This means that your avatar, instead of remaining static or relying on premade animations, will be more realistic as it will move as you move. It also appears that there is lip syncing where the avatar's mouth can move as yours moves. It is an interesting idea but it does seem to be pretty niche.

Sony will be releasing the SDK later this month and it will also be available for purchase in Japan where it is priced at around $360.

Sony's presence in the smartphone market these days is tiny. The organization puts out certain phones once in a while however in any case, they have been somewhat calm. For aficionados of the Xperia series who may be worried that their gadgets could have been neglected, you can have confidence that they haven't.

This is as per a tweet by the Sony Xperia Twitter account where the organization has declared that Android 13 will advance toward the Sony Xperia 1 IV and Xperia 5 IVsmartphones. We don't know when the very update will be carrying out, however deciding by the tweet, it ought to be at this moment or pretty soon.

Sony doesn't detail the progressions that they will make in the update, however at any rate we can hope to see all the Android 13 treats that Google presented recently, alongside a potential executions through Sony's own effort to a portion of the phone's product highlights.

True to form, this rollout will no doubt be finished in stages/stages from one locale to another, so on the off chance that you don't see the update brief for you yet, don't stress as it ought to ultimately track down its direction onto your handset.