Sony's smartphones are disappearing from European markets, raising fresh questions about the future of its struggling Xperia ...

The struggling handset maker looks to its next-generation phones to help it stay afloat.

The target market is “the young at heart” according to Sony Ericsson, which is the accepted marketing-speak for “old”, and it will not be sold in the usual way through mobile phone ...

What makes this Sony Ericsson VAIO phone different is that it had a two-stage hinge where the phone can either lay completely flat or the display angled up a bit. The latter makes it easier to use ...

Sony Ericsson presented a crossover of the popular Play Station Portable gaming console and a cellphone as part of new push to stake a claim on the consumer electronics market.

Everything old is new again as Sony Ericsson brings back the flip phone - both Sony and Ericsson's original form factor of choice.

Sony Ericsson came swinging with Android at Mobile World Congress, announcing a trio of Xperia smartphones worth your attention.

Cell phone maker uses Sony's 26-year-old Walkman brand to crack the mobile music market, a top growth area for 2005. Photos: Cell phone meets the Walkman ...

The phones, made from old CD cases and water bottles, will undoubtedly appeal to consumers actively searching for eco-friendly options. Still, Ericsson doesn’t want the phones to be niche products.

The K310 (above) is almost the same phone, but strips out the Bluetooth and steps down to a VGA-resolution camera. Both phones have features Sony Ericsson is known for on its lower-end phones ...

A Sony Ericsson VAIO prototype for a cancelled phone has emerged with a slide-out, full length keyboard and an early version of Android.

Just as we thought those leaked pics showing off a Sony Ericsson device running Windows Phone 7 were of a canceled prototype, at least according to Eldar Murtazin of Mobile-Review. In a tweet, he ...