BEIJING (MarketWatch) -- Mobile handset maker Sony Ericsson aims to sell its new cellphone-and-videogame device, Xperia Play, in China and is open to partnerships such as joint ventures in China's ...

Sony is reportedly letting go of its smartphones, specifically, its flagship Xperia line, from its production facilities. The report claims Sony's Thailand and China factories have also removed the ...

Yet another Sony Ericsson ... After the Xperia Arc leaked hours before it was scheduled to be announced at CES 2011 in Las Vegas, the PlayStation Phone has surfaced in China, giving us another ...

HTC's ODM business had traditionally made PDAs and smartphones ... HTC is the manufacturer of the XPERIA X1, which will receive the iconic Sony Ericsson branding. This brings to mind three points ...

Sony Ericsson's president says its Xperia X10 smartphone launch will not be impacted by Google's threat to pull out of China Sony Ericsson isn’t expecting any launch delay for its Xperia X10 ...

The Sony Xperia 5 made its debut in the Chinese market today. It's priced at CNY5,399 ($760/€690) and if you pre-order it through the company's official site, you get a Fashion Case SCBJ10 and a ...

As the name suggests, it will be an even more premium offering and will include additional Sony accessories in the retail package. Sony is bundling its own-made ... Xperia Z2 in China is expected ...

A couple of weeks ago, the Sony Xperia 5 III was made available for pre-order in China but the device is already available for purchase in several other regions. Now, from today, the Sony Xperia 5 ...

BEIJING—Sony Ericsson is open to partnerships such as joint ventures in China's gaming industry and plans to sell its new cellphone-and-videogame device, Xperia Play, in the country, Chief ...