More Info Sony Xperia P review Sony officially debuts Xperia U at MWC 2012 Sony Xperia U gets torn to pieces, FCC destroys something beautiful There’s an oft-used idiom about small packages, which frequently doesn’t apply to the world…
More Info Sony Xperia S review Sony announces the Xperia P: Aluminum unibody, shipping Q2 Sony pushing ICS to more devices next week, confirms Xperia Play won’t be upgraded As the middle child from Sony Mobile’s NXT family, the Xperia…
You’ve picked up the Galaxy S III. You’ve grabbed the source code. But you probably like the quad-core monster too much to tear it down, which is why Chipworks and iFixit have taken to disassembling the phone for themselves to look fro any surprises….
Still wishing for some more functionality on Sony’s touch-friendly watch? Well there’s good news if you’re into slider puzzles and music playing apps, as both of these have arrived open source in the SmartWatch’s latest SDK. The music extension will …
There’s not much we don’t already know about Sony’s Xperia U (formerly the Kumquat), the entry-level Gingerbread handset for the company’s revamped mobile offerings. Fortunately, those brave boys down in the FCC’s underground bunker decided to dissec…
Sony may be readying the Xperia Ion for US shores, but we haven’t heard any news yet on whether the phone-maker’s NXT family of phones will ever visit all those states. That’s where Brightstar comes in. The wireless distributor has announced that it’…
Lensbaby faithfuls awaiting a mirrorless-compatible Composer Pro lens need not hold out any longer. The company’s high-end creative optic is now shipping for mirrorless mounts of the Samsung NX, Sony NEX and Micro Four Thirds variety — including the …
To be fair, things have… changed a bit since we heard back in November that the Xperia handset line would be getting Ice Cream Sandwich by March of 2012. Specifically, Sony Ericsson is no more, and it’s up to Sony Mobile alone to continue the torch c…
While your Xperia might not have gotten its planned Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade just yet, Sony’s come clean on its first phone to wield Google’s latest straight from the factory: the Xperia Neo L. Appearing on the company’s Chinese website, we wouldn’t…
The company formerly known as Sony Ericsson applied for a patent in 2010 that’s yet to be granted, but you never know, one day it might wind up in a handset near you. Having recently introduced the “floating touch” Xperia Sola that doesn’t require yo…
