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Xperia Blog Tweets- @Weevelberry Try the third party app first, if that doesn't work install Sony's PC Companion onto your PC/laptop and go from there, May 18
- @Weevelberry Maybe also try a 3rd party camera app to rule out software. You can try Camera Zoom FX on the Play Store for example., May 17
- @Weevelberry If the lens is clean with no dust obstructing the view, then try and reflash the phone with the latest software, May 17
- @atWidget Probably down to the fact that the Xperia brand has a very low profile in the US market. Shame really., May 17