Sony has released a video on its Sony Mobile Developer website that details how users can unlock the boot loader for a long list of Xperia devices manufactured by the company, albeit with warnings on ...

Sony made an announcement that should get developers and modders hearts a-thumping. Not only has it given its Unlock Boot Loader service web page a much needed facelift, making it easer for even ...

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According to Sony Unlock Bootloader site, Warning! At the moment, unlocking the Xperia™ Z1 boot loader will stop the camera functionality. Based on the reports on XDA, you will not be able to use the ...

Unlocking the bootloader on your device is one of the most awesome things about Android, and can really help you customize your phone to suit your needs. For some time now, Sony has been very ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. The message from most smartphone manufacturers seems abundantly clear – bootloaders are better locked. Even ...

Sony has updated its Sony Xperia bootloader unlock tool, it is now designed to make unlocking of your Sony Xperia smartphone easier. The new bootloader unlock tool for Sony’s Xperia devices is design ...

Sony Ericsson will be allowing users of all four of its upcoming Xperia phones — Arc, Neo, Play and Pro — to access the bootloader (the software which loads an operating system into memory) for the ...

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Sony has uploaded a video to its developers channel that demonstrates how to unlock the bootloader of a Sony Xperia device, allowing for custom ROMs to be installed. Sony warns that you may void your ...

There seems to be something in the water over at Sony Ericsson’s offices. Not long after announcing it was reversing its decision to upgrade the Xperia X10 to Gingerbread (Android 2.3), Sony Ericsson ...