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Last updated: Thursday, May 31, 2012

Sony has taken the wraps off two more Android smartphones, the Xperia Advance and the Xperia Acro S. There’s plenty to like about both phones — but sadly they’re both launching with Android Gingerbread installed. The pint-sized Xperia Advance (which will sell outside the U.S. as the Xperia Go) features at 3.5-inch display that runs

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