Sony stories - Page 18

Sony has launched its snappily titled music streaming service - Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity - in New Zealand.

Sony's latest creation, a PlayStation-Certified 'S1' gaming tablet with dual screens and Android 3.0, promises a revolution in mobile gaming.

Despite Xbox's holiday lead, PlayStation 3 named NZ's top platform in 2010, dominating in sales and growth, says Sony.

The Xperia Play commercial that leaked last week? Yeah, it just aired during the ad breaks of Super Bowl 43, making it officially official.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, dubbed the PlayStation Phone, sees its first ad leak ahead of its official World Mobile Congress reveal.

Naughty Dog reveals Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, setting the stage for an epic PS3 adventure tracing ancient mysteries.

There's still hope that PlayTV adopters will enjoy the benefits of EPG support for TV3, C4 and Prime, says Sony Computer Entertainment New Zealand.

GT Academy reality show to premiere, tracking racers from virtual to reality, including New Zealand's Tony Autridge's journey. Starts Nov 11.

Sony New Zealand has launched its MUBI film streaming service - with Facebook integration - for PlayStation 3.

Sony has launched the world's first Google-powered HDTV, offering viewers the ability to search the web and watch TV simultaneously.

Samsung partners with Ingram Micro to launch five cutting-edge notebooks in New Zealand, entering the competitive laptop market.

Evidence mounts that Sony is looking to monetise second-hand game sales by implementing a paid online access model similar to EA's Online Pass.

Mass Effect 2 set for PS3 debut in Jan 2011, boasting bonus content but no sign of its predecessor or ME3's future on the console, announced at GamesCom.

Sony's Walkman NWZ-W252 reviewed: A jogger's dream but with a few missteps in storage and music navigation. Ideal if you're not picky about playlists.

Sony, Vodafone, and Nokia have emerged as the most trusted brands in the 2010 Readers Digest Trusted Brand Survey, excelling in their respective categories.

Mark Dasent and Kevin Swainson of Connector Systems secure the Sanyo Security brand for NZ, integrating advanced digital video solutions into their portfolio.

LimeWire is set for closure after a US Federal court ruled it guilty of copyright infringement, with the RIAA demanding USD $150,000 per violation.

Sony will halt sales of 3.5-inch floppy disks in Japan from March 2011, ending an era that began in 1981 due to dwindling demand.

CEO Sir Howard Stringer says the firm will create a green model for others to follow while setting itself a zero environmental footprint target by 2050.

ApocalyPS3 crisis averted as PlayStation 3 users regain access to games and PSN, with a fix for lost data also emerging.