Sony’s Xperia E3 is an entry-level Android smartphone with LTE

Sony today introduced the Xperia E3, its “most affordable” Android smartphone with LTE. The device offers a bright 4.6-inch display and a design reminiscent of the company’s new mid-range and high-end offerings. Although the bezels are fairly wide, it’s still a fairly attractive design with a thin profile, rounded edges and minimal branding. Under the hood is a 1.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm processor, 1GB of RAM and 4GB of onboard storage, bolstered by a microSD card slot. These aren’t the most exciting specs, but entry-level smartphones is a revitalised segment in the mobile industry. As we’ve seen with the Moto E...

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