One Of Sony’s New Xperias Has ‘Wet-Finger Tracking’

Sony has two new smartphones out at the CommunicAsia event in Singapore. The Xperia Ray is your average Android handset. The Xperia Active, a phone designed for sportier types, features a little something for slippery fingertips.

And they’re decent, both running Gingerbread on 1GHz processors with 3-inch screens. The Ray even also has an 8.1MP camera with 720P HD playback. But while the former has its own amenities, it’s the durable and water-resistant Active that gets special attention for having the unique wet-finger tracking. I imagine that’s for sweaty athletes who want to check their phones for whatever reason during a run. It comes with the iMapMyFitness app after all. But make of that fun wording what you will. [Sony Ericsson via Phandroid]

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    Taufiq

    Thursday, June 23, 2011 at 1:58 PM

    Water-resistance would be a godsend for rainy days.

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    olearymo

    Thursday, June 23, 2011 at 2:00 PM

    God, why does this sound so dirty.

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