Sony Ericsson has just announced another slight update of one of its excellent 2011 Android phones, much like it did with the Xperia Neo V last week – it’s launching an Arc upgrade called the Xperia Arc S in a couple of months.
The Xperia Arc S has been updated to include a 1.4GHz processor, plus it’ll arrive with the recently announced Android 2.3.4 software update, which includes new 2D-to-3D photograph creation tools and much more.
That photo does not do it justice. Hopefully we’ll get some better photos of the Arc S later today. Sony Ericsson says the Arc S will be launching “globally” from October of 2011.
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