Sony has raised excitement levels in the virtual reality game by announcing additional release details about its upcoming PlayStation VR (PS VR) headset for PS4. If you don't keep abreast with the comings and goings in the exciting world of VR, then you may or may not know that Sony had previously announced a general October release date for the hardware, along with some early information about the product. In this latest product update, the Japanese company has now provided additional granularity, confirming that the product will be released later this year exactly on October 13th, 2016.
A new report has leaked additional specs and features detail on Sony's upcoming PlayStation 4K console, which is internally codenamed as "NEO". Here are the details.
It's concept time! No, we don't have a new iPhone 7 concept to show you, but rather a PlayStation 4K / 4.5 concept showing the upcoming console's features and design.
According to a new report, the much-rumored "PlayStation 4K" upgrade is set to arrive before October's PlayStation VR release. Here are more details on it.
Sony has just announced that it will be bringing PlayStation games to the iOS and Android platforms, and has created a special division just for this. Here are the details.
Rumor has it that PlayStation 4.5 (or PS4.5) is in the works by Sony. Here are some details on expected features and release date.
We have another five tech deals to share with you today, including a Samsung SmartThings bundle, Amazon Fire TV with 4K, the Huawei Watch and more.
During the company's earnings call for Q3 2015 , Sony Corporation’s CFO, Kenichiro Yoshida, has stated that he thinks 2017 will be the year of the dual-camera smartphone, adding fuel to the fire that already believed Apple would introduce a dual-camera design with optical zoom to its upcoming iPhone 7 Plus
With the holidays around the corner, Sony has announced two $300 PS4 bundles - one with Star Wars Battlefront and another with Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection.
Sony has unlocked the seventh core of the PlayStation 4 CPU, effectively giving the console and its game developers extra power to play with.















