Giving the Tablet Z a wash

Mid Morning Update Daily Newsletter Weekly Newsletter The Sony Xperia Tablet Z is the only new 10.1-inch Android tablet to launch this year. And with no one to contend against, it is commanding a substantial premium in the market. This is not ...

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The market for tablet-sized phones seems to be heating up, as popular phone makers all try to tame the Mega beast. After Samsung and Huawei , rumours are rife that Sony will join the "larger-than-phablet" smartphone race. CNET reports that Sony Mobile has ...

Pro 13/11 and Duo 13 target both work and play markets Tags: Sony Corporation, Tablet PC, United Arab Emirates The Duo 13's Surf Slider design is aimed at a smooth transition between slate and keyboard form factors. More pics › Sony MEA ...

Samsung, Nokia and Sony are leading from the front in making smartphones and tablets afordable Every month we see a new handset or tablet being launched in the country. The influx of so many devices in to the market is also forcing many manufacturers to slash the price of their devices in due course. Carrying on with their efforts to make smartphones and tablets affordable Samsung (four devices), Nokia (three) and Sony (five) are leading from the front in April. 1. Samsung Galxy Tab ...

hile Android smartphones are coming out of the woodworks this year, we haven’t seen many Android tablets this year. Everyone seems to be focusing on smaller, 7-inch form factor tablets and seem to have abandoned the 10-inch space. The Sony Xperia Tablet ...

SAN FRANCISCO Gun-toting fighters take a back seat to Microsoft Corp. and Sony Corp. this week as the console makers battle to show theyve got the best plan for selling pricey machines in the age of cheap play on phones and tablets. Both present ...

Sony Corp cut its sales targets for digital cameras, smartphones and tablets by 13-17% for the year to end-March 2015, but said there were encouraging signs of a revival in its electronics business.