 This is Dante with The Verge, we're taking a look at the Sony Xperia T-L for AT&T. It's a very similar device to the Xperia T that we saw back at IFA last month. It is an Android 4.0 handset that has a 4.6 inch 720p display and it's running ICS unfortunately with a Sony skin on it. The hardware itself is basically unchanged from what we saw back at IFA on the International Xperia T or the TX. It has a curved back and it's a smooth matte finish. There's a 13 megapixel camera on the back that AT&T and Sony are talking a lot about. Otherwise it has on-screen buttons that we've seen on more than new Sony Xperia devices and AT&T has put its globe logo right on the front there. When you're using the device it's kind of in the wrong spot, it feels like we can imagine some consumers would want to click the globe logo instead of the right button but that's the decision that they made. Otherwise performance is pretty good, as you can see here it's all very fast with the 1.5 gigahertz Qualcomm Crate Processor Dual Core and it has a 1 gigabyte of RAM and 16 gigabytes of storage. One other complaint that we have about the device is on the side, if you can see here, the power buttons in the middle of the device and there's the volume rocker and then the camera, a two-stage camera button. The power button is in a spot where it's a little hard to use in our opinion but we're sure some people will get used to it. That's a quick look at the Xperia TL-BRAID TNC.
 This is Dante with The Verge, we're taking a look at the Sony Xperia T-L for AT&T.
 It's a very similar device to the Xperia T that we saw back at IFA last month.
 It is an Android 4.0 handset that has a 4.6 inch 720p display and it's running ICS unfortunately
 with a Sony skin on it.
 The hardware itself is basically unchanged from what we saw back at IFA on the International
 Xperia T or the TX.
 It has a curved back and it's a smooth matte finish.
 There's a 13 megapixel camera on the back that AT&T and Sony are talking a lot about.
 Otherwise it has on-screen buttons that we've seen on more than new Sony Xperia devices
 and AT&T has put its globe logo right on the front there.
 When you're using the device it's kind of in the wrong spot, it feels like we can imagine
 some consumers would want to click the globe logo instead of the right button but that's
 the decision that they made.
 Otherwise performance is pretty good, as you can see here it's all very fast with the 1.5
 gigahertz Qualcomm Crate Processor Dual Core and it has a 1 gigabyte of RAM and 16 gigabytes
 of storage.
 One other complaint that we have about the device is on the side, if you can see here,
 the power buttons in the middle of the device and there's the volume rocker and then the
 camera, a two-stage camera button.
 The power button is in a spot where it's a little hard to use in our opinion but we're
 sure some people will get used to it.
 That's a quick look at the Xperia TL-BRAID TNC.