The Sony Xperia J forum is now live. Please use this thread to post any discussion surrounding the handset with its 4-inch gorilla glass display with FWVGA resolution (480 x 854) and supports 2-finger multi-touch. It will come with 1GHz Snapdragon S1 chipset (MSM7227A), 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage (650 MB of firmware (using 1.3 GB physical memory to secure against memory errors), 766 MB of phone memory and 2 GB for media) and microSD memory card support. Camera duties will be taken care of a 5MP sensor with VGA video recording and a VGA front-facing camera. It will also come with a removable 1750Mah battery capable of 5 hours and 36 minutes of GSM talk time. The Sony Xperia J has slim dimensions of 124.3 x 61.2 x 9.2 mm and will weigh 124 grams. The handset will launch in four colours (black, gold, pink and white) during Q4 2012.
Hi! my New Xperia J is being dubbed as blacklisted by Airwatch MDM Gateway of Our corp Mobility solution. Despite my spending handsome money to join BYOD intiative @ my workplace i am not able to enroll into it because of this tricky & frustrating issue. Could you please help me to bring this to right support team @ xperia support? Excerpts from App support Team communication below : ## Please do not write below this line ## [AirWatch Support] Request #89868: Issue of my Mobile enrollment (Sony Xperia J) with Airwatch MDM Agent AirWatch Support to: Liyakat Sayyad 11/23/2012 10:16 PM Please respond to AirWatch Support Show Details History: This message has been replied to and forwarded. Your support request has an update. You can add additional comments at any time by replying to this email or accessing the ticket directly: #89868 “Issue of my Mobile enrollment (Sony Xperia J) with Airwatch MDM Agent.” Karanth RK, Nov 23 11:46 am (EST): Hi Liyakat, From the device logs that we obtained, we could see that device that you are using is rooted as per the set of conditions that our application uses to test for rooted devices. Hence our application is preventing you from enrolling. The reason is that "/data" folder on your device is readable and hence its showing as Compromised device in the logs and being a compromised device, it doesn't allow you to enroll. Probably, we feel that this might be a device specific issue. We are investigating further to see if this is a Sony Xperia device specific issue. The tool that you have used to check whether a device is rooted or not, might be using a different set of conditions and might have shown it as Non Rooted device. So, can you please try with installing Terminal Emulator app from PlayStore and launch this downloaded app. In the screen, if we see symbol is “#” - the device is rooted. If we symbol "$", the device is probably not rooted and please let us know the results. That will help us narrow down the issue. Thanks ! support@air-watch.com | Toll free: (866) 501-7705 | +1 (404) 478-7500 Copyright © 2012 AirWatch, LLC. All rights reserved. Message-Id:E6DZB2MV_50afa877e5388_5e68164aa7c198878bf_sprut
Hi, Can any Xperia Developer look into & tell me why /data folder is accessible from command line when Airwatch checks the device for compliance??? Is it kind of Bug? If Yes then any update available to fix it?
