Sony has a problem: The company has suspended sales of its flagship Xperia 1 VII smartphone due to complaints about the gadget
Sony has urgently suspended sales of the flagship Xperia 1 VII smartphone, which debuted in May in the Japanese market.
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The company turned to such a decision because of the huge number of user complaints about technical problems. They report that the smartphone reboots on its own, after which there is a high chance that it will not switch on at all.
Sony has not yet provided information on whether the problem is caused by a software glitch or a hardware issue, but is taking the smartphone off the market for now, while those who have already bought it are advised to perform a forced reboot and install the latest firmware version.
The Japanese manufacturer hopes to fix the technical problems in the next update, but when it will be released - is still unknown.
Source: Sony
