Sony's new camera sensor for smartphones, the LYT-828, could be a real game-changer thanks to some new technology.

Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (SSS) has announced the launch of the LYT-828, a new 50-megapixel*1 CMOS image ...

The Sony Ericsson XpeThe Sony Ericsson Xperia Play caters to gamers with hard controls adapted from the PSP, but makes some sacrifices to get here.ria Play is the world's first smartphone that's ...

Launched in 2006, the Sony Ericsson K800i was the first to wear Sony’s CyberShot branding, indicating that it sported a high quality camera. While 3.2-megapixels sounds tiny today, it was ...

The buyout ends Sony's 10-year mobile-phone joint venture with the Swedish handset maker. The partnership linked Sony's electronics experience with Ericsson's telecommunications technology.

Back in October, Sony had announced that it will be purchasing Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson's 50 percent stake in the Sony Ericsson joint venture for €1.05 billion, turning it into a wholly ...

Sony will rename Sony Ericsson "Sony Mobile Communications", and further integrate the mobile phone business as a vital element of its electronics business, with the aim of accelerating ...

For the quarter, Sony Ericsson reported sales of 1.288 billion Euros, down from 1.586 billion in Q3, and 1.528 billion a year earlier. Mobile phone units dropped to 9 million, from 9.5 million ...

In Sony Ericsson's final quarter of its existence, the company posts less-than-expected fourth-quarter results, partly due to the Thai floods and increased competition.

Sony Ericsson reps tell us it can store 255 widgets, most of which will interact with your Android 2.1+ Sony smartphone (some work with Android phones, period, and others run all on their own) and ...

LM Ericsson AB will sell its 50 percent stake in mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson to Sony Corp. for euro1.05 billion ($1.46 billion) in cash, the Swedish wireless equipment firm said yesterday.

Ericsson and Sony Corporation today announced that Sony will acquire Ericsson's 50 percent stake in Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, making the mobile handset business a wholly-owned ...