While Nokia was, hands down, the most prolific smartphone brand of the 2000s, a multitude of other brands, including Sony Ericsson, HTC, and Samsung, also released a number of fantastic smartphones ...

But can heavy-hitting headgear honcho Sony change my mind? Once upon a time, I was a weirdo with a Sony Xperia Z3, a phone that lasted me almost half a decade. Even wilder, I'm genuinely still using ...

Sony Ericsson launched the Xperia Play back in 2011, making for one of the coolest smartphone ideas yet. The phone packed a slide-out gamepad, shoulder buttons, and access to PlayStation titles.

Still, the phone was branded “Sony Xperia S”, the Ericsson name was not mentioned at all (the phone still bore the old SE logo, though). Name aside, by 2011 the company had already made the ...

Sony Ericsson’s new Xperia Play — the long-rumored “PlayStation phone” that combines the slide-out gamepad of Sony’s PSP Go with all the functionality of a modern Android smartphone.

Fast forward a year, phones were getting bigger and the concept of premium phone was born. The Sony Ericsson T610 combined a black and silver color scheme, a joystick and a 65,000 color display ...

The Sony Xperia Z is Sony's flagship Android smartphone, and this time they really mean it. Previous Sony and Sony Ericsson Android smartphones have always lacked truly all around high end specs, but ...

Sony Xperia T review - 'Skyfall' phone lacks licence to thrill Sony's new Android phone has Bond ambitions, but lacks a licence to thrill. By Andrew Laughlin and Amie Parker-Williams Published: 25 ...

Sony Ericsson XPERIA Play hands-on: [vms 40ac4f1c22da82aa0bc7] ... As we said before, the rumors about Sony Ericsson making a PlayStation phone with plenty of Sony gaming input aren't new.

While we've been bamboozled by both a Sony and Sony Ericsson-branded Xperia S, the soon-to-be-divorced company still has a few handsets left to belt out of its once happy home. Alongside its new ...