MWC 2012: New Sony NXT Phones Big On Imaging, Gaming

By Nick Barber, PCWorld Feb 27, 2012 5:19 PM

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The Android-based NXT P uses NFC to communicate with Sony Smart Tags--tags that can be programmed to change a phone's settings with a mere swipe.

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