Sony News

Sony has sold a respectable 1.4 million PlayStation Vita handheld units since its release, but the numbers are nothing compared to what they'd be if the company launched the device way it should have.

Sony plans to sell the Xperia Sola, an Android Gingerbread-powered device, in the second quarter, as the company looks to rejuvenate its struggling smartphone sales with new features.

Sony revamped its mobile strategy to integrate gaming and entertainment features, in the wake of the completed Sony Ericsson buyout.

HTC will be the first smartphone manufacturer with Sony's PlayStation Certification, a move that may hurt sales of Sony's Vita gaming device.

Sony will kick off its new line of smartphones with the worldwide launch of the Xperia S, the first device in its next-generation series, in the first quarter of 2012.

AT&T unveiled six LTE devices it plans to launch this year, as the carrier bolsters its lineup to compete against Verizon.

Sony's PlayStation Vita debuted to strong sales in Japan, but faces challenges from Nintendo's 3DS, smartphones and the emergence of mobile gaming.

Day 2: The high price of Blu-ray has kept millions of people from getting the very best quality out of high-definition TVs, but Sony's BDP-S580 puts the technology well within reach this holiday season.

Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi have joined in a joint venture for their small and medium LCD screens, which should allow them to better compete with their South Korean and Chinese rivals.

Sony is looking to expand its gaming services on more portable devices, as the popularity of video games on smartphones continues to grow.

Hackers struck Sony again, exposing 93,000 accounts, illustrating the impact and challenges hacking has created for businesses' management of sensitive data.

Sony is looking to buy out Ericsson's share of Sony Ericsson, a move to gain full control and beef up development of the struggling handset unit.

Sony has hired a new chief information security officer months after the string of hacks, which exposed 100 million user accounts, indicating the company's heightened emphasis on protecting its data.

Sony and LG have settled their patent disputes outside of court, setting an example for other companies embroiled in expensive lawsuits.

Sony's PlayStation Vita, its next gaming device, will be pushed back to 2012, missing the crucial holiday season and underscoring the handset maker's attempts at turning around its struggling business.