MPs, HDs, Specifications and all the phone jazz A casual review of Sony Mobile’s new smartphone the touch screen, camera-heavy Xperia T will tell you that the device was built to be a camera and not so much a phone. Of course, the usual technological soup-ups are there: HD display, a big 4.55 touch screen, scratch-resistant LCD, internal 16GB storage and expandable memory of 32GB microSD and something called 16 million colors in 1280 x 720 pixels. But that’s not the whole point though. What’s the point? Read on, dude. Sony Xperia T has been launched not with the promise of another high-end android calibration in its already long line of Xperia series. The device has come to the market with the credit of being more of a camera phone than a phone with a camera. Judging by the whole HD peddling, I’m assuming that the Xperia T is actually a camera with an inbuilt phone and not a mobile phone with an inbuilt camera. Here is why: The Android 4.0 Xperia T comes with a 4.55″ display wi