The first PlayStation-certified smartphone, Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play, is finally going to make its debut on the O2 network in UK next month. The carrier was initially expected to launch the handset in April, but reportedly software bugs found at the eleventh hour pushed its release back.
Now however, we have got an official confirmation from the O2 blog that the issues are nearly resolved and the handset will be available in O2 UK network next month. Unfortunately pricing is still a mystery at this point, but we should be getting an update on that soon enough.
Yet, we can not help but wonder about those alleged bugs. After all, the handset hit the shelves as planned elsewhere and we did not notice any deal-breaking issues before, which leads us to believe that the issues had something to do with the bloatware that O2 is trying to install on the handset.
In case you are not familiar with the term, we are talking about the custom carrier-branded software that normally does little more than irritate users and slow-down updates.
Yet, we can not help but wonder about those alleged bugs. After all, the handset hit the shelves as planned elsewhere and we did not notice any deal-breaking issues before, which leads us to believe that the issues had something to do with the bloatware that O2 is trying to install on the handset.
In case you are not familiar with the term, we are talking about the custom carrier-branded software that normally does little more than irritate users and slow-down updates.
