A new video leak has revealed the possible user interface of the Sony Xperia D6503 — also known as the Xperia Sirius or the Xperia Z2. The high-end smartphone is rumored to be headed for an MWC release, but this video gives us a sneak peek at the handset’s new software changes weeks in advance.

The Sony Xperia D5103 has been spotted on the GFX Benchmarks site ahead of its official unveiling, giving us an early glimpse at its internal specifications. As far as benchmark scores go, this certainly isn’t a specs beast, but more likely a midrange offering from the Japanese manufacturer.

While Sony is making inroads in the high-end market with the likes of the Xperia Z1 and the upcoming Xperia Z2, its midrange device lineup isn’t too bad, either. One such midrange device is the Xperia SP, which is a slightly upgraded version of the Xperia S from 2012.

This smartphone is now getting its much-anticipated Android 4.3 Jelly Bean update from Sony carrying the software version 12.1.A.0.266.

The Sony Xperia Sirius is gearing up for a launch later this month, and according to some new leaked screenshots, the smartphone will feature the ability to record videos at 60 frames per second in addition to the standard 30 FPS video recording.

These screenshots also reveal the presence of a 15.5MP manual camera mode with 16:9 aspect ratio and the ability to take 20.7MP and 8MP shots at 4:3 aspect ratios, which should make for great low resolution photos.

Sony hopes to take the hassle out of swapping your iPhone for one of its Xperia smartphones with its new Xperia Transfer Mobile app. The free tool helps you transfer apps, music, movies, photos, contacts, and more from your iOS device — or your old Android — to your new Xperia without the need for a computer.