AT&T recently launched the Sony Xperia TL. This superphone hold the honor of being in the latest James Bond movie Skyfall and costs only $99.99 with a two-year contract.

In the mobile minute below you will see a very very fast overview of its features which include a 4.6" HD Display(1,280x720-pixel), 13MP camera, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, Android 4.0 ICS, 1.5GHz dual-core processor and dedicated camera button.

The best feature is the 13MP camera and easy connections to HD TVs.

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Sony is going solo with unlocked phones sans carrier for the United States.  It currently offers the Xperia S, P and sola handsets in the United States. The company today also confirmed the availability of the Xperia U in the US Sony Store for $299.99. The handset is available in black/pink, black/white and white/yellow colors.

Currently, the Sony Xperia Ion is being sold by AT&T, it ships with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, which even with its super camera and excellent connections to Sony HD TVs can be percieved as a problem.

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The Sony Xperia Ion went on sale from AT&T, yesterday. There are new videos to watch and an action adventure commercial with Spider Man in the background.

Dubbed as Sony's first LTE smartphone, the Sony Xperia Ion has one of the highest megapixel cameras at 12MP which is more than the Samsung Galaxy S III. The cost with a contract is $99.99. AT&T new customers can get $5o off with this Coupon-Link $50 Off AT&T Wireless with Plan for new customers with a contract.

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AT&T announced the Sony Xperia Ion will be released on June 24.  Priced at $99.99 with a contract its two top features are NFC and compatibility with Sony smart devices.

Features of the Sony Xperia Ion  include 4.6? HD (1280×720) touchscreen, 12MP camera (1080 capture), HDMI port, aluminum body and 1.5GHz processor. It will lauch with Android 2.3 Gingerbread which some think will hinder sales.12MP camera. It is  Sony’s first LTE smartphone that compliments Sony HD TVs with super fast Sony camera built-i.

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There has been a huge shake-up in the entire wireless industry, today, April 1.

The public is finally getting what it has asked for -  free unlimited data, no early termination fees,  six-month upgrade cycle and more by Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile.

An unreliable source told Wimonews, "The carriers felt guilty making so much money and decided to pay back their customers."

"I'm thrilled with the unlimited data," said April Foolishini, "But what is was even more exciting is that I had my choice of a free Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Samsung Galaxy S III , Droid RAZR MAXX, Droid Fighter, HTC One X or iPhone."

"I'm impressed.  Because I am an enterprise corporate buyer, they gave me three thousand free BlackBerry Storm units and one BlackBerry Bold, " said Andy Droid.

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An Arieso study compared the data used by the latest smartphones against the iPhone 3G.  On top of that 1% of subscribers generate 50% of mobile data.

While the courts are trying to silence Siri's marketing claims, she does use a ton of uplink data for the iPhone, however the top smartphone data user is s the Pure Google Nexus One owner. Other top data hogs are the Sony Xperia x10i, HTC Desire and Samsung Galaxy S.

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Sony announced the Xperia P, the next in Xperia NXT series, following the Sony Xperia Ion.

The Sony Xperia P has a Reality Display powered by Mobile BRAVIA  and 1GHz dual-core processor. The new User Interface (UI) offers a new  album, video player and music player as well as app access directly from the lock-screen.

 Xperia P debuts WhiteMagic display technology from Sony for the first time on a smartphone with better battery use and seeing in different light.

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Sony announced the Xperia U, the next in the Xperia NXT series, following the Sony Xperia Ion.

The Sony Xperia P has a Reality Display powered by Mobile BRAVIA  and 1GHz dual-core processor. The new User Interface (UI) offers a new  album, video player and music player as well as app access directly from the lock-screen.

The Sony Xpiera U has xLoud and Sony 3D surround sound audio technology integrated into the music player, for  a crisp and loud sound experience. You can also stream music from their Xperia U to wireless speakers with a touch using DLNA.

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Most Read Top Wireless and Mobile News Stories this Week in Review:

This week has been a great week for new reviews, new releases and updates. Here are the top ten best-read news stories this week.

Our most highly read most popular article this week showed the progress of  the Motorola Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich updates coming this year.
Samsung's plans for updates to ICS for the Samsung Galaxy S II and Galaxy Note were also popular.

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It looks like Sony is keeping its promise to upgrade its popular 2011 Xperia model smartphones to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS).  The official Sony blog announced that there is beta version of Android 4.0 ready for downloading but the update process is more twisted than a pretzel.

If you install this beta Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update,  you will lose Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Google Apps as well as the ability to upgrade to the official update later.

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The Sony Xperia Ion with 4G LTE is expected to launched on AT&T in the first quarter of this year.  However, while AT&T and Sony haven't announced a price or release date, Negri Electronics quoted a price of $569.50 for the Sony Xperia Ion without a contract.

Those who like to speculate, an unlocked version may mean that other carriers such as Verizon Wireless will launch its own version.  The Sony Xperia Ion is the first smartphone that will not have the "Ericsson" name its brand name.

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