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Xperia 1 on DxOMark gets an unflattering score

Sony is a brand that is best known for the PlayStation, its TVs, and its cameras. Because of the latter, you’d think that its smartphones would inherit one of the best imaging sensors in the market. But thanks to some in-fighting, that was not the case though Sony’s new execs have promised things will be better moving forward. Unfortunately, that … Continue reading

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