Sony News

Sony has unveiled the first Xperia Tablet (Sony Xperia S), and have revealed that the quad core device will ship this year for 399 euros.

Google has announced that the Sony Xperia S will receive direct aosp support from google, which is something that only happens with Nexus devices.

Sony made an announcement at a Gamescom press conference that Asus has now been added to the list of companies to receive PlayStation Mobile content.

There's a really big chance Sony will reveal the full extent of their partnership with Gaikai at this year's IFA, showing off PS3 games on the Xperia tablet.

Call of Duty Black Ops Zombies has officially made its way onto the Google Play Store for Xperia users, and will become available to other Android devices in 30 days.

Sony and HTC recently reported their Q1 and Q2 numbers, and things are certainly looking down. Meanwhile, Samsung continues to record record breaking numbers. Why is this

German news site Mobifliip has managed to get their hands on photos, specs, pics, and prices for the Sony Xperia tablet, which looks impressive in many ways.

The Ouya Android console is making lots of noise in the tech world, and multiple sites have given their reasons on why they think it will fail. But here's why I disagree.

Sony has announced at the gaming conference E3 that they welcome HTC as the first non sony member to be a part of their new mobile gaming platform.

Google's purchase of motorola mobility has finally ended, and they now officially own the company. But now that it's been completed, what happens now?

Sony has released a new high powered android smartphone called the xperia sx, but as impressive as it is, it might never leave the shores of Japan.

A judge today ruled in favor of Motorola and stated that Microsoft did indeed violate several patents in its xbox 360 gaming console.

Android OEMS like HTC seem to really be struggling in the Android market, while Samsung dominates in terms of sales and revenue. Are they becoming an android monopoly?

Android OEMS like HTC seem to really be struggling in the Android market, while Samsung dominates in terms of sales and revenue. Are they becoming an android monopoly?

The Galaxy S3 is supposedly already in production, Apple and Samsung sign a peace deal over the iPad and there's a whole lot of news from Sony HQ.

Sony has announced their new Xperia S and U phones. Considering the hardware, they are very pricey. Sony has also announced no quad core until 2013.

In a silly but informative video, we see camera comparisons for the iphone 4s, samsung galaxy s2, xperia s, and the lumia 800.

Pictures have emerged of a new Xperia device that's code-named the Sony Xperia Kumquat, and it looks like a smaller version of the Sony Xperia S.

In their relentless assault against Android, it seems that Apple is starting to lose ground. Is it time to throw in the white flag?

ASUS releases a new patch in an attempt to help improve the Transformer Primes poor GPS reception, iOS manages to gain some ground on Android, Sony looses a bundle in Q4