Originally Posted by Spectre51

Nothing like it. Odin and yuga have same design/look just slightly different sizes. Look for the yuga leaked pictures.

Both have dragontail glass front and back.

Not sure on that yet. Odin definitely will hit US shores, hoping yuga does too. Yuga is the only water resistant one.

Well it makes me feel happier about the situation if Odin looks like a smaller, sleeker version of Yuga. The IR remote is a feature I've been dreaming about on a phone and I'm VERY excited they're incorportating it.

I have contacts . Should be March/April timeframe at least that's what's planned so far.

There goes my fantasy that Sony would intro it at CES or MWC, and have it immediately available for sale, just to surprise us all

Originally Posted by vivftp

Well it makes me feel happier about the situation if Odin looks like a smaller, sleeker version of Yuga. The IR remote is a feature I've been dreaming about on a phone and I'm VERY excited they're incorportating it.



There goes my fantasy that Sony would intro it at CES or MWC, and have it immediately available for sale, just to surprise us all

Well you never know they could change the timeframe. I'm just going by what I know so far. I am excited to about the IR remote. LOVED that feature of the Tablet S. These phones are going to be freaking amazing.

Can we expect some special camera features, like recording in 720p at 60 or 90 fps? It' d be great to see it in those phones.

Is there a chance that Odin will be waterproof?
How's the Camerea? is it the Exmor RS ? Will it have another features? like IR or maybe Bravia Engine 3

Hmm considering that Yuga is supposed to be larger than Odin, what else could it have in it to justify the larger size? Larger battery could be it, but would they make the phone that much larger for just a slightly larger battery? Would making it water/dust resistant cause it to be larger?

According to randomuser over on esato, both Yuga and Odin are international phones. I wonder if that means they'll be competing in the same markets or not.

Originally Posted by vivftp

Hmm considering that Yuga is supposed to be larger than Odin, what else could it have in it to justify the larger size? Larger battery could be it, but would they make the phone that much larger for just a slightly larger battery? Would making it water/dust resistant cause it to be larger?

According to randomuser over on esato, both Yuga and Odin are international phones. I wonder if that means they'll be competing in the same markets or not.

Maybe Yuga will be a LTE device and due to this will have a slightly bigger battery than Odin. Yuga could be for LTE markets like US and Odin for the rest of the world.
What I find interesting is, that At&t has ditched the H1 Xperia flagship, but instead will go for the H2 one.

Originally Posted by Mefa2

Can we expect some special camera features, like recording in 720p at 60 or 90 fps? It' d be great to see it in those phones.

HDR 1080p video recording

Originally Posted by Norair

Is there a chance that Odin will be waterproof?
How's the Camerea? is it the Exmor RS ? Will it have another features? like IR or maybe Bravia Engine 3

Odin is not water resistant. Yes to ex or RS, yes to IR remote as I mentioned. I believe both will have the latest bravia engine. Wasn't really paying attention for that.

Sent from my Sony Xperia™ TL

Camera samples from Odin

http://www.phonearena.com/news/First...r-leak_id36908

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Just tossing this out there randomly, but how hard do you guys think it'd be for Sony to create a device that dual boots Android and Vita OS? Considering how locked down the Vita is and how fearful Sony is of piracy, I'd imagine that said device would have to keep both OS's completely seperate, possibly not even sharing the same internal storage.

But anyways, complex hardware issues aside, would such a thing really be possible? Would such a thing sell in your opinion?

Originally Posted by vivftp

Just tossing this out there randomly, but how hard do you guys think it'd be for Sony to create a device that dual boots Android and Vita OS? Considering how locked down the Vita is and how fearful Sony is of piracy, I'd imagine that said device would have to keep both OS's completely seperate, possibly not even sharing the same internal storage.

But anyways, complex hardware issues aside, would such a thing really be possible? Would such a thing sell in your opinion?

Nah, not going to happen unless they create some sort of hybrid OS that also runs Android apps and another Xperia Play-style hardware device (which also seems extremely unlikely to me).