Looking for PlayStation 4 this Thanksgiving? Sony has a Black Friday 2015 deal on PS4 which sees the price of a bundle gets down to just $299. Here are the details.
Sony has confirmed that PS4 backwards compatibility with PS2 games is a reality and is coming soon so that you can enjoy older PlayStation classics on your new console.
Sony has announced 14 Xperia phones and tablets that are confirmed to get Android 6.0 Marshmallow update. Here's the full list.
With the next James Bond movie, Spectre, set to hit theaters soon, Sony will be launching a special edition, all-black Xpera Z5 dubbed the 'Bond Phone.'
Renowned video game accessories company PDP will soon be launching an officially licensed PlayStation 4 media remote control that is all set to be made available for purchase later this year. The company is yet to actually officially announced the existence of the Sony approved remote control, but the pre-sale listings on Amazon and GameStop have given the game away. Amazon is currently listing the item as "released on October 31, 2015", with GameStop showing as launching the device on October 15, 2015.
When you're sitting in front of your high-definition TV playing Battlefield or Call of Duty on your PS4, take a second to think about the roots of the device and what it has actually taken to get that console in your living room. Its predecessors, the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2 and the original PlayStation, all acted as stepping stones for the behemoth gaming console we have today, but things could have been so very much different if a partnership between Nintendo and Sony hadn't gone sour in the early 1990s leading to this "Sony SNES" amalgamation being scrapped.
You know that phrase: "you get what you pay for"? Well, in Sony Xperia M4 Aqua's case, you don't. The phone, with its 8GB of onboard storage, gives users access to only about 15-percent of that space, which is shockingly low even for the most ill-advertised 8GB smartphones.
Carrying on from the recent announcement of its Xperia Z4 Tablet that was introduced as part of MWC 2015 last month, Sony has now taken the wraps off its latest flagship smartphone - Xperia Z4. Fans of the Xperia lineup of smartphones will be pleased to know that the latest Z4 hasn't deviated hugely from its predecessor - Xperia Z3 - in terms of aesthetic design, but does come with improved technical specifications under-the-hood.
This week's Mobile World Congress is one of the biggest events in the annual tech calendar, and having already spawned the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S6 and HTC One M9, Sony has also been busily making a few announcements of its own. Unlike the aforementioned, the Japanese company's most important mobile reveal isn't smartphone-related, but a tablet boasting a 2K display that it describes as the "world's brightest." Take a closer look at the all-new Xperia Z4 Tablet after the fold!
The successor to the Xperia E3 from Sony has been announced - the Xperia E4 - and the company is promising battery life that will last 2 days. So what exactly has changed with the E4? Find out after the jump.
