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It's common knowledge Sony's mobile division does not bring any profits, but that doesn't stop Sony from bringing new Xperia Android Smartphones to the market. Sony has just announced 3 new smartphones - Flagship Xperia 1 II ( let's call it Xperia 1 Mark 2 or M2 ), Mid-range Xperia 10 II and Entry Level Xperia L4. It's not clear if Sony would launch these smartphones in India any soon.  When Sony launched Xperia 1 last year, it stood out from other flagship phones thanks to its tall aspect ratio. It was also the first time Sony's Camera department ( Sony Alpha ) contributed with the mobile division to bring some of the Alpha Camera features to the mobile device.  Xperia 1 Mark 2 is a flagship Android smartphone and is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Octacore processor. Since this is a 5G chipset, naturally, this is the first Sony smartphone to support the 5G network.  Sony Alpha team has brought some of its magic to Xperia 1 II as well. Sony was one

Sony has been lately playing a different game than the rest of the Android phone manufacturers. Instead of pushing out bezel less devices, Sony is concentrating on the overall experience a user gets from using their phone. Xperia 1 was well received thanks to it's  21:9 CinemaWide™ display. Now Sony is coming with another phone with a similar display - Welcome Xperia 5. Is Xperia 5 a flagship phone ? Of course it is. It is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Octacore processor and comes with 6GB of ram and 128GB of storage. It's actually a smaller variant of the Xperia 1 launched earlier. Like every other flagship phone in the market, Sony has equipped Xperia 5 with Triple Cameras at the back. There is no depth sensor or monochrome lens, instead you get an Ultra wide ( 16mm), Wide  ( 26mm ) and Telephoto ( 52mm ) lens combination. All are 12MP sensors. The main camera comes with an F1.6 aperture lens. The ultra-wide lens has F2.4 aperture while the telephoto one comes with