Quote from: Sergey on October 08, 2025, 10:20:38

QuoteMay I ask a question pertaining to color accuracy testing methodology for smartphones?

Try giving the Display section a read:

notebookcheck.net/How-does-Notebookcheck-test-laptops-and-smartphones-A-behind-the-scenes-look-into-our-review-process.15394.0.html

QuoteNotebookcheck stuff doesn't engage with comments?

Notebookcheck does not have the resources needed to reply to comments on thousands of articles. It's all voluntary. Some editors do it, some do not.

Thank you so very much for your response, and the article suggestion! In fact, I have already read it, but, alas, didn't find the answers, nor any information related to the question that I have.

I understand that you may lack the clearly huge amount of resources that would be necessary. Thank you for clarifying this for me.

May I ask you if it, by any chanc, would possible to contact someone from the tech team, who may be/or be in contact with the people responsible for smartphone display testing and measurements, color rendering accuracy in particular?

Please, excuse me for being importunate, but I have to try, since there's no other place I could hope to get the answer from.

QuoteMay I ask a question pertaining to color accuracy testing methodology for smartphones?

Try giving the Display section a read:

notebookcheck.net/How-does-Notebookcheck-test-laptops-and-smartphones-A-behind-the-scenes-look-into-our-review-process.15394.0.html

QuoteNotebookcheck stuff doesn't engage with comments?

Notebookcheck does not have the resources needed to reply to comments on thousands of articles. It's all voluntary. Some editors do it, some do not.

Greetings! May I ask a question pertaining to color accuracy testing methodology for smartphones? Is there any chance I could get an answer, or Notebookcheck stuff doesn't engage with comments?

Quotebut I hope future models will have a removable battery like phones used to have

I agree in the sense that mid-range SOCs have enough performance to easily last a few years longer than the 6 years of official support and only then you'd need to replace the battery, right? So the official 6 years would need to be increased as well.

Quotealso great in emergency situations where you need to be able to listen to the radio for important information

And when would you need that? Let me answer by quoting someone: "Approximately never."

Great with both 3.5mm jack and uSD-card slot, but I hope future models will have a removable battery like phones used to have, just pop off the back and switch to a new fully charged battery.
I also wonder what happened to the FM-radio feature that phones with 3.5mm jacks used to have, it's great to save battery and when you are out of data/out of range, also great in emergency situations where you need to be able to listen to the radio for important information.

This morning I got a emergency message from the local government that said I had to listen to the local radio station for more information about the emergency. I have an old phone with 3.5mm jack and radio, so I just had to plug in headphones and open the radio app to listen to the emergency FM broadcast.
Phone manufacturers should bring back useful features like easily removable/replaceable batteries and FM radio.

From June 2025 EU requires 5 years updates after the smartphone stops selling.
So 6 years from Sony is nothing special. It is required minimum(1y selling + then 5 years) for new smartphones.

I really hope next year's 1 VIII will have at least a 48MP 1/2.55" telephoto camera. It has been long overdue for a sensor upgrade. There's nothing wrong with the continuous optical zoom solution, it's just that 12MP 1/3.5" just doesn't cut it.