Some Best Cases for Sony Xperia Z

If you are planning to own the brand new Sony Xperia Z android-based smartphone, we're here to show you some gorgious case of it. Most cases are light weight, good looking and pretty smooth to handle. Even though Sony Xperia Z is pretty rugged, boasting water and dust resistance, but if you want your new phone to get extra safety and a different stylish look, you can go for the case of it.
Take a look at the list below-

1. Sony Pouch Case for Sony Xperia Z
Custom-made specially for the "Xperia Z," this pouch will hug your smartphone safely.

Cost: $22.99

2. Krusell ColorCover Slim Case for Sony Xperia Z
Colorful and sleek, Krusell's cases offer both back and facedown protection thanks to a slight lip on the front.

Cost: $15.27

3. Sony Xperia Z Slim'n'Stand Case
As well as a case, this option doubles as a stand and boasts internal pockets for a couple of credit cards.

Cost: $36.99

4. Case-Mate "Barely There" Case for Sony Xperia Z
If you're looking for minimalist cover, the "Barely There" is thin and lightweight.

Cost: $22.99

5. Sony Book Case for Sony Xperia Z
With a micro suede interior, this official option gives you a book-style covering for extra screen protection.

Cost: $25.99

6. Krusell FlipCover Kiruna for Sony Xperia Z
In classy "camel," the Kiruna offers all-round cover and a handy interior pocket.

Cost: $26.49

7. Poetic Borderline Bumper Case for Sony Xperia Z
This simple bumper is available in a range of fun colors.

Cost: $9.95

8. Baseus Slim Side Flip Leather Case for Xperia Z
Look at these beauty. It's slimline and available in some great shades. Wanna go for a variation? Choose your own from different colors.

Cost: $18.65

 9. Sony Xperia Z Rock Sand Case

This Rock Sand case highly promises to be "ultra" thin with a fingerprint-proof finish.

Cost: $21.60

10. Nillkin Shield Snap-On Cover Case for Sony Xperia Z

And finally, watching for a simple, snap-on case, this Nillkin shield is a great and could be incredible case for you.

Cost: $7.99

Well, that's all for now. Hope, you liked it. Lets know us your feedback in the comment section. We are eagerly waiting for your feedback.

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A new Era of Windows Phone

Light at the end of the tunnel or the tunnel of light at the end. Nokia is near the point where it couldn't care less - as long as the dark days are finally over for a company, which used to drive an entire industry forward.

Nokia must hardly be enjoying life after Symbian and it shows. The fact is that the Finns have nothing but Ashas and the most basic of S30 phones between the last Windows Phone flagship and the next. The PureView 808 was a flash of brilliance - like the N9 before it - but just that. And a dwindling army of fans still holds on to the memory of a Nokia that was as prolific as it was talented.

Not the best of times then for the Finns, but the right time for a flagship to show its worth. Saying that the future of the company is being decided here is probably too much. But the Lumia 920 could be the difference between living with dignity and scratching a living on emerging markets.

The holiday season and the first months of 2013 are a make or break time for Nokia, and if those early reports of the phone being sold-out are anything to go by, the Lumia 920 already managed to get a few victories under its belt. It’s going to be a long campaign though and we're yet to see if the new flagship has what it takes to help Nokia get back where they want to be.

Key features

• Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support
• Quad-band 3G with 42 Mbps HSDPA and 5.7 Mbps HSUPA support
• 4.5" 16M-color PureMotionHD+ IPS display with a resolution of 1280 x 768 pixels
• 8 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, 1080p@30fps video recording
• Optical Image stabilization with floating lens technology
• 1.3MP front-facing camera
• Windows Phone 8 OS
• 1.5GHz dual-core Krait CPU, Adreno 225 GPU, Qualcomm MSM8960 chipset, 1GB of RAM
• Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band
• GPS receiver with A-GPS and GLONASS support
• Free lifetime voice-guided navigation
• 32GB of inbuilt storage
• Active noise cancellation with a dedicated mic
• Wireless charging with optional accessories
• Built-in accelerometer, gyroscope and proximity sensor
• Standard 3.5 mm audio jack
• microUSB port
• Bluetooth v3.0 with A2DP and EDR, file transfers
• SNS integration
• Xbox Live integration and Xbox management
• NFC support
• Digital compass
• Nokia Music

Main disadvantages

• App catalog falls short of Android and iOS
• No microSD card
• No FM radio
• No system-wide file manager
• No lockscreen shortcuts
• Size and weight something to definitely consider before you buy
• Audio output not worthy of a flagship
• Non user-replaceable battery

Nokia may have made all kinds of mistakes in the past couple of years, but the innovation well hasn't obviously dried up. The Lumia 920 features a lot of firsts for both company and industry, the most impressive of which are the optical image stabilization and the PureMotionHD+ display. Wireless charging is more than welcome too though, technically, Palm beat the Finns to it.

A touchscreen that can be operated with gloves sounds exciting enough, but Nokia claims there's more to the new Lumia screen. There are promises of excellent brightness and outdoor visibility, as well as increased responsiveness and smoother scrolling.

The chipset might not be a benchmark blaster, but WP devices have consistently demonstrated they need a lot less horsepower to give a smooth ride through the UI. Of course, heavier apps may tend to load a bit slower, but we shouldn't be expecting lags or stutter.

But let's cut the speculation and get down to actual testing. The unboxing and hardware inspection are up next.

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