Some apps can custom it and some do not.
Hard to tell it.

But mostly
White - Whatsapp
Green - Wechat, FB message
Blue - SMS, FB notification
Red- low battery

Red - charging from 0%
Blinking red - battery below 15% / empty battery
Orange - charging
Green - apps notifications (varies)
Blue - Facebook notifications
White - SMS, app notifications (varies)

Ps - not so quite experienced Sony user.

What's wrong as in?

This post has been edited by raymondtong94: Oct 20 2014, 03:20 PM

The notifications light are customizable according to your preference. I think this is one of the advantage of android over Iphone as you would not need to wake up your phone everytime to check for missed calls and messages.

To take all your hard earned cash.

Last time people bash Samsung because always release so much phone in less than a year, now Sony follow the trend?

I think Sony has more ranges of phone than Samsung. :-s

Every phone manufacturer has to. Technology is advancing too fast. They have to do so to keep themselves on the forefront. Advancing China Phones are another major competitor to their products.

They are ranging from low to mid-end. Sony is flagship.

Samsung actually has wider range but not so many exist in Malaysia.

I saw sony has C, E, M, L and T. The flagship itself already have 2 versions (compact).

Current is E, C, M, T for mid-end. L no longer have, and they only have one for phablet (Z Ultra)?

U better pray hard bro.

Think about it, what sorta R&D they have actually invested into the mobile division???

2.14 billion shud translate to at least a better cooling system for their heating issues?? Honestly all I see are changes in design cue.

It's a waterproof phone. hot air can't escape, while back glass absorbs heat. I normally measure temperature by the battery temperature, as that's the most crucial component.

That would be the excuse to go when the phone heats up. But from a business perspective consumers should never bear the spill overs from your "innovation". I really hope someday sony can come up with a decent cooling setup for their phone

To be frank, every phones do overheat. Even iphone 6 also overheats at simple tasks.

Very true. But does not force closes the camera app?

Anyway I wasn't particularly trying to nit pick their flaws, but much more concern with their R&D fund.

Good question. This is fixed in later updates of Z2; it just prompts message that it overheats. Same goes to Z3.
EDIT : So no more force close.

This post has been edited by raymondtong94: Oct 20 2014, 04:17 PM

i encountered force close once in maldives. maybe very hot there.

ps:it 1st tell you overheat. 2nd time prompted and it force close.


This post has been edited by angel-girl: Oct 20 2014, 04:22 PM

Eh? How long after the message prompts?

Well I'm aware, but obviously that message does not imply "hey its overheating but don't worry too much keep using it">.<

So..........problem remains unsolved.

Just hope they don't decide to close/sell off the mobile division as in Vaio notebook range
I still see Vaio being sold at Sony outlets. Who is covering the warranty now?

I thought the loss only came from the mid-range segment of their mobile division. The flagships are doing well.

That's why Sony CEO said they will do a careful review of their mid-range offering.

Personally, I think they had too many mid range, e.g. M, L, T, E etc. Sony is a bit like Apple, if they start to offer mid-range but with 'premium prices", they will lose to others like Samsung and China manufacturers who can undercut them. I think Sony should skip the low-end market altogether, keep main focus on their flagship Z series, and maybe 2 mid-range variety.

I'm a bit more worried about their audio division. These days people like to listen to music on their mobile phones. Even Apple has discontinued their ipod classic and not updated their ipod line. I still like a dedicated music player, and if Sony decided to add a dedicated amp/DAC to their mobile phone, then they might phase out the Walkman too.