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this episode of Edward authority is brought to you by domain.com so what is this whale of a phone as the Japanese OEM eagerly prepares to roll out its new xperia x ii handsets images have surfaced of a yet unannounced product believed to be a follow-up to last year's experience c5 ultra behold this the pictures spotted by Xperia blog by way of bay do show a gigantic 6 inch Xperia smartphone complete with a giant front-facing camera and a flash located to its right a dedicated camera button can be seen on the bottom right side of the frame and a tiny power button in the middle the last point suggests this phone would not come with a fingerprint sensor given the approach Sony used with the z5 however anything's possible at this point the report states that the phone should have a media text system on a chip and dual SIM card support additional pictures indicate the phone will also support NFC and have a standard type USB connector the big question here is whether this phone will actually ever make it to market you see and mobile while Congress only put a great deal of emphasis on the new x-series handsets but there is still a possibility that Sony wants to create a large smart phone for users who are not particularly concerned about superior specs but still want a very large phone let's talk about how Android n shows hints of a native virtual reality mode Ars Technica and covered three separate hints of upcoming virtual reality support in the latest Android n Developer Preview update the first is a menu option of all things albeit a slightly obscure one if you go to settings than apps then settings again with a gear icon at the top and select special access where you will find a new entry called VR helper services it appears as though the apps will be able to self-identify as VR helpers and requests access to the API that the user must then agree to once granted we assume the VR helper app will provide headset pop-ups while in VR mode which is also referenced in the Android and source code along with references to something called the V our listener ARS Technica's Rana Moneo explains in the settings string there is a permission warning related to the VR service that states that a app will be able to run when you're using applications in virtual reality mode therefore when Android kicks over into what this VR mode actually is the helper app will be able to pop up and do something exactly we don't know what of course this could lead to absolutely nothing in the end because it is just a Developer Preview but it does lend some pretty convincing physical evidence to the circumstantial rumors pointing towards a standalone Google VR headset wouldn't that be sweet well that is likely what slipped out of the webmasters mouth at a Romanian online retailer that accidentally posted the full specs and by links for the yet unannounced Huawei p9 light late last week the Huawei p9 Lite is listed on the site as Venus what we can only assume is a codename the same thing happened recently with the Verizon HTC ten URL including its perfume codename and is available in black white and gold colors the Huawei p9 light is priced at approximately $300 u.s. according to the listing the specs include a 5.2 inch full HD IPS LCD octa-core kuren 650 system-on-a-chip 2 gigabytes of RAM 16 gigabytes of internal storage but you can expand up to 128 gigabytes via the microSD expansion slot dual SIM card support 4G LTE a 13 megapixel 8 megapixel camera combo Android 6.0 marshmallow regular box and USB type-c a 3000 milliamp hour battery and a fingerprint sensor to boot now I do read the comments and I know that some of you are saying you got your dot Club guru info domain name extensions and those are great and they have their place but a.com domain name extension will always be premium real estate why because no domain name extension tells your story with the same level of trust as a.com or.net domain name.com and dotnet domain name extensions and jack credibility into your online and who doesn't want more credibility you can save 15% on domain name and web hosting when you use our coupon code Android at domain.com check out don't forget 15% off when you use our coupon code Android when you think domain names think domain.com you