Review: Sony Xperia P

Timescape UI

The Xperia P uses the Timescape UI, which really doesn’t provide much functionality over a stock launcher. It’s really there like most manufactures UI as in it’ just to mark their own design. Let’s take a look at some screen shots of the layout they provide.

 

The home screen layout is the same as before when it comes to the Timescape UI, you can easily adjust all the icons and widgets as you see fit, make folders and change the icons on the dock.

The settings layout is nearly identical to that of gingerbread with slight difference to certain areas that cover the Xperia only parts.


The app drawer shows of the clean icons as it would on any Android device. The apps can be arranged alphabetically, most used, recently installed and by your own arrangement including folders.

The Timescape UI is fairly basic and really just a skin over what gingerbread would normally look like. That being said, keeping it close to home isn’t such a bad thing, again because we are dealing with Android, we can easily choose any launcher we want from the Play Store and gain features we wouldn’t normally get with the default launcher.

Page 1 – Specifications and Design
Page 2 – TimeScape UI
Page 3 – Camera performance
Page 4 – Benchmarks
Page 5 – Conclusion

Craig O'Sullivan

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