That’s not all, or even the half of it when you consider this next bit. Apparently Sony has plans to release a device that “blurs distinctions among a netbook, an e-reader and a PlayStation ...

Sony teased a quick shot of it during a Super Bowl 2011 Android phone commercial, a shot that more or less matched the device in all those fuzzy pictures we’ve stared at for months (we’re ...

Sony Ericsson may soon release a new smartphone for video game players. Modeled after Sony's PSP Go handheld gaming system, the development-stage device is rumored to run on Google's Android 3.0 ...

Sony's plans to launch a PlayStation phone have been well outlined through leaks in various forms over the past few months, with details of the operating system, the phone's looks, ...

A PlayStation phone should be Sony's answer to Xbox game streaming. Mobile gaming is better than ever, the PS5 is coming, and cloud gaming is here. It's time for a PlayStation phone.

The folks at Sony Ericsson had a novel idea, according to Engadget’s tipsters: Build a smartphone running Android 3.0, add a sliding set of game controls instead of a physical keyboard, open a section ...

More photos of the rumored Sony PlayStation phone appear online. The slider smartphone shows a large color display, full gaming controls and the Android OS. Kent was a senior managing editor at ...

The above image is a real prototype of the PlayStation phone, which is said to be headed into shops "soon" -- probably next year. This slider should be running the next version of Android (2.3, 2. ...

At their PSP2 launch event today, Sony did not only unveil the new device but also introduced "Playstation Suite", a new cross-device game platform the company will use to bring Playstation 1 ...

As gamers and Sony fans wait for official word on how the company plans to tackle an increasingly competitive handheld gaming market, tech blog Engadget has revealed an exclusive look at Sony's ...