http://www.engadget.com/2015/09/02/sony-xperia-z5-premium-compact-hands-on-video/
Interesting new releases from Sony. The camera is supposed to be top notch, best in class for any smartphone, across all three of the new Z5 models, Sony supposedly went all out on the new camera. I like the main Z5 they announced, with a 5.2" 1080p screen, 2,900mAh battery, 3GB RAM, 810 SoC, and now the Sony UI, is said to be like Moto's, being 90% pure Android like a Nexus phone now, I would think a phone like this will get pretty sweet battery life, and be fast enough.
Software:
On the software side, the Z5 family runs Android 5.1.1, and Sony says "stay tuned" about an Android M update. The good news for virtually everyone but the most die-hard of Sony fans, though? The company's Android skin is no more. Instead, the devices all run a virtually stock Android experience. Sure, there are some differences in iconography, but the general look-and-feel isn't too far from a Nexus device.
Spec's;
As far as specs go, though, the displays are pretty much the only things distinguishing the Z5 Premium from the Z5 and Z5 Compact. All three have Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 processor inside, up to 32GB of internal storage (expandable by microSD), high-res audio chips and "up to two-day battery life." That's a cute way Sony found to say "you only need to charge this one once a day." How they eke out that battery life differs of course, with the Premium having a 3,430mAh battery, the Z5 a 2,900mAh and the Z5 Compact a 2,700mAh. The only other differentiator is RAM: The Z5 Premium and Z5 have 3GB; the Z5 Compact only has 2GB.
Interesting new releases from Sony. The camera is supposed to be top notch, best in class for any smartphone, across all three of the new Z5 models, Sony supposedly went all out on the new camera. I like the main Z5 they announced, with a 5.2" 1080p screen, 2,900mAh battery, 3GB RAM, 810 SoC, and now the Sony UI, is said to be like Moto's, being 90% pure Android like a Nexus phone now, I would think a phone like this will get pretty sweet battery life, and be fast enough.
Software:
On the software side, the Z5 family runs Android 5.1.1, and Sony says "stay tuned" about an Android M update. The good news for virtually everyone but the most die-hard of Sony fans, though? The company's Android skin is no more. Instead, the devices all run a virtually stock Android experience. Sure, there are some differences in iconography, but the general look-and-feel isn't too far from a Nexus device.
Spec's;
As far as specs go, though, the displays are pretty much the only things distinguishing the Z5 Premium from the Z5 and Z5 Compact. All three have Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 processor inside, up to 32GB of internal storage (expandable by microSD), high-res audio chips and "up to two-day battery life." That's a cute way Sony found to say "you only need to charge this one once a day." How they eke out that battery life differs of course, with the Premium having a 3,430mAh battery, the Z5 a 2,900mAh and the Z5 Compact a 2,700mAh. The only other differentiator is RAM: The Z5 Premium and Z5 have 3GB; the Z5 Compact only has 2GB.