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Portable gaming: Is mobile the future?
The gaming industry has gone through a rapid transformation in the past three years. With the smartphone penetration rate climbing, users are increasingly turning to mobile apps to get their gaming
Sony's Crackle video site debuts on Xbox
Sony Pictures, which in April delivered on its long-promised Crackle app for Apple ( Nasdaq:AAPL ) iPhones, iPads and iPod touch devices, is rolling out its multi-platform video entertainment network
Sony expands over-the-top reach with Xbox app
Sony is making it easier for Xbox 360 users to watch its movies. It launched an app for the Xbox that allows viewers to watch movies from its Crackle service. The library, which is also available on
Analysis: Why Apple and Samsung are killing it in the smartphone market
Midway through the fourth-quarter earnings season, it's becoming apparent that while Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) had a record-breaking quarter with 37 million iPhone sales and Samsung did nearly as well ,
Sony Ericsson posts Q4 loss ahead of ownership switch
Sony Ericsson reported a surprise net loss for the fourth quarter, as the company faced intense competition and weaker macroeconomic conditions. The drop came against the backdrop of Sony's purchase
Sony builds standalone Google TV box
With Logitech pulling the plug on its Google TV set-top last fall, Sony ( NYSE: SNE ) will help Google ( Nasdaq: GOOG ) keep a standalone set-top dedicated to its interactive TV platform on the market by
AT&T to offer two data plans for PlayStation Vita when it launches Feb. 22
LAS VEGAS--AT&T Mobility ( NYSE:T ), which will exclusively provide the mobile broadband connectivity for Sony's highly anticipated PlayStation Vita portable gaming device, announced Monday that it
AT&T expands LTE portfolio, announces first Windows Phone LTE smartphones
LAS VEGAS--AT&T Mobility ( NYSE:T ) used its annual developer event to announce its ever-expanding LTE device portfolio, including two highly anticipated Windows Phone devices. The company also
Talking video with Charter Communications' Jay Rolls
While Charter Communications ( Nasdaq: CHTR ) executives are beginning to position its high-speed Internet service as its core product, senior vice president and CTO Jay Rolls says that the fourth
Sony Ericsson to release more gaming phones, integrate tighter with Sony
Sony Ericsson will release more gaming devices like its Android-based Xperia Play smartphone, and the company plans to merge more tightly than ever with Sony hardware and content as Sony takes over
