Sony is trying to evolve. Now the Japanese company is preparing a nearly complete refurbished Xperia UI as part of a concept that has been called "Sony's Android Concept". According to the commented on the website to register for the beta, they have designed this program to give users the opportunity to try a firmware which is a twist in the world of one of the latest flagships from Sony. We refer to the Sony Xperia Z3.
At the moment this program is limited only to Sony Swedish users, and the register on the website clearly says that will "enjoy a new user experience" before adding that prototype of the Sony Xperia UI version. As expected, Sony has not revealed anything about this prototype, but according targeted at Android Authority we could be talking about the first major Sony rejuvenated layer customizing in a while.
Just change the layer of customization searches that may compete with other like TouchWiz in point of differentiation, and perhaps this prototype to be deployed in Sweden could be the new Xperia UI. However, keep in mind that many users were attracted to the layer of Sony due to its low additional customization.
It is no coincidence that Sony have chosen Sweden as a test. It is in this country where R&D division of the manufacturer is located, but according to the source point in the work that is being done in the software are losing intensity. This could indicate that the firmware is approaching its beta phase.
Moreover, although this is venturing much, it could also be taken as a kind of track that gives validity to the rumors of the launch of a new Sony device at IFA Berlin for missing just six weeks. In communities of users of social networks, users have often spoken that Sony must change its product strategy. It may almost completely remodel its user interface is the first step to it.
It is true that in most industries the changes are bad, but the industry of mobile telephony works just the opposite. The lack of major changes in the hardware and software of Sony has been most criticized between users, and perhaps the new user interface is the answer to these criticisms.
