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Sony Xperia 10 VI Review: The Last of the 21:9 Mohicans

Sony Xperia 10 VI Intro

Sony made a slight adjustment to its flagship lineup with the Xperia 1 VI, going for a more conventional 19.5:9 aspect ratio and ditching the 4K screen, but there’s still a way to get the essential Sony 21:9 experience for not a ton of money. Enter the Xperia 10 Mark VI.

Sony’s budget offering still sports the aforementioned cinematic aspect ratio, comes with a bright and vivid screen, and features a microSD card slot and a 3.5mm audio jack—features that even flagship phones lack nowadays.

The Xperia 10 VI, however, costs 399 euros and faces fierce competition in this price range. Should you buy one if you’re looking for a budget workhorse, or should you look elsewhere? Let’s find out!Disclaimer: We have a brand new PhoneArena Review Rating system and because of the more demanding criteria of that benchmark, overall review ratings are now lower. That does not mean there are surprising new shortcoming of phones we review, but it is just the way this new rating works. We believe that it gives readers a much better idea of how phones compare to others in the same price class, so make sure to always look at the scores in the context of the averages. You can learn more about our new review scoring system here.

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Sony Xperia 10 VI Specs

A typical midrange affair

Let’s start with an overview of the Sony Xperia 10 VI specs:

Specs Sony Xperia 10 VI
Size and Weight 155 x 68 x 8.3 mm, 164g
Display 6.1 inches, 1080 x 2520 pixels, 21:9 ratio (~449 ppi density)
Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 1
Software Android 14
Cameras 48 MP, f/1.8, 26mm (wide), 1/2.0″, 0.8µm, PDAF, OIS
8 MP, f/2.2, 120˚, 16mm (ultrawide), 1/4.0″, 1.12µm
Battery Size 5,000 mAh
Charging Speeds 20W wired charge
No wireless charging
Prices 8/128GB for 399 euros

Sony Xperia 10 VI Design and Display

Bright and cinematic

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Luka Modric, the last of the Mohicans

Tributes have poured in in recent hours after Toni Kroos announced he would retire after this summer’s Euros.

The 34-year-old will play his last match at the Santiago Bernabéu on Sunday, and his last match for Real Madrid in the Champions League final.

Perhaps the most poignant tribute to Kroos was paid by his long-time midfield partner Luka Modric, who sent a fantastic message to the German maestro on Instagram.

Modric greets Kroos

“Toni, it’s hard for me to write these words. The world of football is sad because a historic player is leaving, and I admit that I am also very sad. My friend, you are a legend of this sport and a legend of Real Madrid. I had a lot of fun playing alongside you. It was an honor to share the Real Madrid midfielder with you. You have qualities that make you a unique and special player, and there will never be another Toni Kroos. Unforgettable European nights, titles, the magic of the Bernabeu – we will never forget this golden age of the club in our lives. You’ve accomplished everything, but you still have one more to go. Together for 15 years. I will miss you, my friend.”

Kroos’ retirement announcement means it is increasingly likely that Modric will stay at Real Madrid for at least another 12 months, although there is no doubt he would prefer they were still teammates…

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  • The 34-year-old Toni Kroos will play his final match at the Santiago Bernabéu on Sunday, before retiring after the Champions League final with Real Madrid.

  • Longtime teammate and friend Luka Modric paid a moving tribute to Kroos on Instagram, calling him a legend of football and Real Madrid.

  • Kroos’ retirement announcement suggests Modric could stay at…

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Landoll’s Mohican Castle to host multiple Dungeons & Dragons events this summer

LOUDONVILLE — What better place to host a Dungeons & Dragons event in north central Ohio than in a real castle?

Fortunately, just such a place exists here in the form of Mohican Castle, just outside Loudonville.

Tabletop Vacation’s D&D in a Castle, renowned for its immersive Dungeons & Dragons experiences in historic castles, under license by leading toy and game company Hasbro, came to the same conclusion.

Tabletop has announced the rapid sellout of its first event in the United States. Scheduled for July 14 to 18 at a beautiful castle on the border of the Mohican Forest, the event was fully booked within 33 minutes of ticket release.

That reaction underscores the extraordinary demand for this unique experience. 

Founded by siblings Cameron and Tara Rout, D&D in a Castle uniquely combines Cameron’s D&D expertise with Tara’s knowledge of castles and history to create unparalleled gaming retreats.

Their collective passion has captivated D&D enthusiasts globally, offering a perfect blend of fantasy gaming in picturesque settings. The July event’s rapid sellout bodes well for the company’s expansion and popularity in the U.S.

“We started with a dream to integrate the immersive experience of round-the-clock D&D with the fantastical setting of castles,” said Tara Rout, Co-Founder & CEO of D&D in a Castle. 

“Launching in the U.S. at Landoll’s Mohican Castle, a location steeped in architectural beauty and history, is a realization of that dream and a milestone for us.”

With the July event now fully booked, a waiting list has been opened for those still hoping to participate: https://dndinacastle.com/july-14-18-2024-waitlist.

2 additional D&D events at Landoll’s Mohican Castle

Given the high demand, D&D in a Castle has announced two additional U.S. events at Landoll’s Mohican Castle, set for Aug. 11 to 15 and 18 to 22, 2024. 

Like the July event, these will feature intensive D&D…

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International Wine at the Mill Festival set for June 8

LOUDONVILLE — The 20th Annual International Wine at the Mill Festival will be held noon–10 p.m. June 8 at Wolf Creek Grist Mill and Museum, 3190 State Route 3, Loudonville. This is the highlight event of the year to kick off the summer. Good food, wine, music and more will entertain all of the senses. This event also helps the Mill’s operations.

Ohio wines to be featured will be D&D Smith Winery, Paper Moon Vineyards, Lincoln Way Winery and many more. Mark Smith, founder and president of Wolf Creek Mill, says they are excited about this year’s event. “We will have 75 varieties of international and Ohio wine, domestic beer, live music, food vendors, all beautifully situated on the banks of Pine Run Creek, large tents, raffles, prizes, free transportation.”

The free shuttle will run to and from the event from time TBD for patrons staying at the following locations: River Run Campgrounds, Mohican Adventures Campground & Cabins, Arrow Point Campgrounds, Mohican State Park Campgrounds & Cabins, Red Window Townhouse, and The Hemlock Inn. Please note, the Mohican Lodge is not an included shuttle bus stop location. Additional bus stop at the public restrooms in Central Park, downtown Loudonville for free transportation to and from the event for those who live in town. The Ontario Cab Company will be onsite offering $5 per person rides within a 10-mile radius (including Mohican Lodge). First come, first served; please call them directly to arrange your transportation at (567)560-5228. Shuttle buses will run continuous loops to sponsorship locations. Pickup times and how long you wait will vary on the number of people per location at that given time, certain times of day may experience higher volumes than others. Please be patient and understanding.

Tickets purchased at the gates on June 8 are $10. All adults ages…

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Two adults, one child displaced after early-morning fire off Mohican Street

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BATON ROUGE – Three people, including a child, are displaced after a fire overnight. 

The Baton Rouge Fire Department said the fire started just before 1:30 a.m. on Charles Street off Mohican. When crews arrived, they found the home’s occupants safely outside. 

There was a small fire in the attic above the kitchen. Firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. 

There were no injuries. Investigators are working to determine the cause of the fire. 

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Man crashes his vehicle while attempting to drive to hospital after he was shot

BATON ROUGE — Baton Rouge Police officers are asking for the public’s help with any information on a shooting that took place near a local church Saturday night.

It was around 9 p.m. on Saturday, May 11, 2024 near Mohican and Tunica streets in Baton Rouge. That’s near the Times of Refreshing Church on Mohican St.

Baton Rouge Police say a man was driving around the area when someone opened fire and the man was shot in the leg. That’s when he attempted to drive himself to a hospital, but instead crashed.

He crashed into a home in the 3900 block of N. 38th St., where paramedics responded to the crash. The man was rushed to a hospital in serious condition on Saturday. His current condition is unknown at this time, but officials say he did sustain a non-life threatening injury.

The shooting remains under investigation. No details have been released into the shooter. Anyone with information is asked to call BRPD’s Violent Crimes Division at 225-389-4869 or Crime Stoppers at 225-344-7867.

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First Dates’ Fred Sirieix has shocked fans with a punky new mohican hairstyle

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Since First Dates first hit our screens we’ve all been in love with the show; watching burgeoning romances, sparks fly, confidence built and hearing about people’s lives. But if there’s one individual that has really stolen our hearts over the show’s many seasons, it’s Maitre D the charming Fred Sirieix. Well, and Melvin the barman, but it’s not Melvin that shaved his head into a mohican this weekend!

Yep, that’s right, everybody’s favourite Frenchman has shaved his hair into a punky mohican in lockdown. He shared a snap showing off the new look to his Instagram on Sunday (31 January).

The tv star told fans and followers he’d always fancied trying out the hairstyle in the caption, writing: “Bonjour I always wanted to do it ️ “

And what better time is there to experiment than lockdown? When hiding in the house for months till it grows out is actually compulsory?

Fred then asked his followers for their opinion on his look, and whether he should keep it.

Though it seems he knows what the option will be from a couple of important people, finishing the caption: “PS don’t tell my agent (or my Mum)

We hate to break it to you Fred but we think they might find out…

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