Xperia News

Apple released the new iPad to eager crowds on Friday, as Google stumbles to keep pace with Android.

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 plans to sell the Xperia P and Xperia U phones in the second quarter of this year, integrating entertainment offerings with new hardware as it launches a rebranding effort.

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 plans to sell the Sony Xperia Play 4G, a smartphone capable of playing PlayStation Portable games, on September 18 for $50 with a two-year contract.

Sony Ericsson plans to sell the Xperia Arc, a slim Android smartphone, in the U.S starting on August for $600.

Hackers are hitting governments agencies worldwide, while the build-up for Nortel's bankruptcy auction heats up.

Sony Ericsson introduced the Xperia Ray and Active, two high-end Android smartphones, including one that's water-proof, as the company looks to turnaround its struggling handset business.

Sony Ericsson's PlayStation phone, the Xperia Play, is available for preorder on Amazon for $100, 50 percent less than on Verizon, in an aggressive move that could give the unconventional handset an early boost out of the gates.

Google gave away tablets and smartphones at its I/O conference to help drive developer interest in Android.

Sony's woes deepened with news of another security breach as well as a subpoena. AT&T and Sprint, meanwhile, continued their war of words over AT&T's proposed merger with T-Mobile.

Sony Ericsson on Thursday unveiled the Mini Pro and Mini, two new Android additions to its Xperia portfolio, as the beleaguered handset maker attempts to turnaround its struggling fortunes.

Some of the biggest U.S companies found themselves at odds with U.S. regulators this week, AT&T and Verizon squared off against each other, and a massive leak of personal information raised questions about how companies handle user data.

Sony Ericsson's Xperia Arc and Play devices are facing parts shortages, as the fallout from the quake and tsunami in Japan begins to ripple across the tech industry.

PC and handset makers gathered at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Monday to show off their new Android-based tablets, while Nokia faced mounting internal resistance from dropping Symbian for Windows.