SONY XPERIA P Posts on XDA

TWRP Recovery Now Available for the Xperia U, P, Go, and Sola

TWRP Recovery Now Available for the Xperia U, P, Go, and Sola

March 27, 2014
The importance of an aftermarket recovery is undeniable. These amazing tools make various tasks easy, and allow users to flash various modifications, as well as create Nandroid backups that save us when we get the bootloop blues. Recoveries are also needed to easily flash a ROM. Because of this, you can pretty much find one or...
Full Screen Call Experience for the Sony Xperia P, U, and Sola

Full Screen Call Experience for the Sony Xperia P, U, and Sola

February 5, 2014
If an Android user in search of a full-screen call experience, a wide range of Android apps are available to accomplish this goal. Many of them are perfectly capable of providing a great alternative to the stock call screens OEMs have on their devices. Despite this, many would rather retain the native look of their applications...
Alpha CM11 KitKat Builds Available for the Sony Xperia P

Alpha CM11 KitKat Builds Available for the Sony Xperia P

November 16, 2013
The Sony Xperia P is one of many mid-range devices released by Sony in 2012. Its relatively good specifications (ST-Ericsson NovaThor U8500 1GHz, 1 GB RAM, 16 GB internal storage) and low price made it quite successful in terms of user adoption. Initially, it was released with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, but after few months, the...
Mass Storage Mode for Sony Xperia S, P, and U

Mass Storage Mode for Sony Xperia S, P, and U

June 21, 2013
A feature that the Sony design team chose not to include in their early 2012 flagships was mass storage mode. While MTP has its advantages over USB mass storage, this exclusion left many users scratching their heads. Not only is USB mass storage faster,  it also wouldn't really hurt to have the choice. But all...
Play Full Game Mods for the Xperia U, P, Sola, Go

Play Full Game Mods for the Xperia U, P, Sola, Go

December 11, 2012
As gaming becomes more popular on Android, developers are doing their part to make gaming more fun. Whether it's connecting familiar controllers to faking PlayStation certification, the effort to make gaming more universal is there. Now, there is a gaming mod for a plethora of Xperia devices, including the Sony Xperia U, P, Sola, and GO. XDA...
Easily Fix Sony Xperia P Battery Drain Issue

Easily Fix Sony Xperia P Battery Drain Issue

November 18, 2012
For most smartphone users, battery life is a key concern. As devices become more and more powerful, the need to conserve battery increases since battery technology itself isn't evolving at the same pace. That's why people are always on the lookout for battery saving tips. If you've got a Sony Xperia P and have noticed...
Simultaneous USB OTG and Charging on Certain Xperias

Simultaneous USB OTG and Charging on Certain Xperias

September 30, 2012
USB On-The-Go is probably one of the greatest tools for Android that not a lot of people know about. With it you can connect virtually anything that requires USB into your Android device, including external hard drives, flash drives, keyboards, mice, and pretty much whatever else you can think of---even your DSLR. As OTG technology...
Root and First Custom ROMs for Xperia Sola, U, and P

Root and First Custom ROMs for Xperia Sola, U, and P

June 5, 2012
The Sony Xperia 2012 lineup has been getting bigger recently, and users are wondering if the new Xperia line will have the same robust development of the 2011 Xperia devices. While it's impossible to gauge the success of these devices before they've had a chance to really grow in the development community, they sure are...
Sony’s KalleD Walks Us Through the Xperia P and U – XDA TV

Sony’s KalleD Walks Us Through the Xperia P and U – XDA TV

February 28, 2012
If you're a Sony mobile device owner, XDA Forum Member KalleD should be very familiar. On behalf of the Sony Development Team, Karl-Johan “Kalle” Dahlström presented the official alpha release of Ice Cream Sandwich to the community back in December, and did the same for the beta just a few days ago. Join us in this XDA TV segment as host James...