Sony, the Japanese tech giant, could be planning a major shift in its smartphone strategy. Multiple reports from Chinese media sources indicate the company might be considering an exit from the ...

Sony is shifting the production of its high-end smartphones to third-party manufacturers, starting with the Xperia 1 VII 5G. While Sony won’t build the phones itself anymore, it’s keeping control over ...

The brand that once led innovation now feels like it’s borrowing from trends that have already run their course.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

Recent rumors suggesting Sony would be pulling out of the Chinese smartphone market have been firmly refuted by the company itself. Sony has issued a statement clarifying its continued commitment to ...

There’s a new Sony Xperia flagship smartphone coming on May 13. It’s probably going to be called the Xperia 1 VII and Sony’s name is synonymous with great cameras, top optics, and high-level ...

Google’s Pixel business is finally seeing some real success, but that might be bad news for Sony, as the company’s Xperia smartphone business is actively shrinking as a result. Sony has been a player ...

In case you don't know, Sony is still around in the smartphone market with timely releases every year. The brand that was once one of the most relevant among mobile devices, living its glorious days ...

Sony CFO Lin Tao confirmed the company plans to continue supporting Xperia phones. Tao called communication tech a vital part of Sony's long-term business focus. Sony has recalled some Xperia 1 VII ...

Sony is scaling down its smartphone business in Europe, starting with Finland. A local tech report from Finland has confirmed that the company's newest phone, the Xperia 1 VII, is no longer available ...

Sony has unleashed its annual corporate report – and the 60+ page document hides a few hints as to what’s next for the tech giant’s cameras and sensors. Among the key strategies for the brand moving ...

Goodbye Sony Ericsson, hello Sony smartphones. By purchasing the other half of its cell phone business from Ericsson, Sony hopes it can become a mobile powerhouse on its own. Sony will pay 1.05 ...