The Sony Xperia S was one of the best devices presented at CES 2012 and will surely be a focus on the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2012 next weekend in Barcelona. Until now, this has been one of the best smartphones to be presented this year even though everyone is expecting some super phones with Quad-Core and Tegra 3 processors to be released soon. Nevertheless, this phone is certainly an option to have in consideration if you are planning to get an Android phone. The guys at GSMArena managed to get their hands on the Sony Xperia S and made a nice unboxing and UI tour video that you can see after the break.
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